Grant opportunity

Innovative Research to Improve Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Health Outcomes (R34)

Forecast indicates approximately US$3 million total and 10 expected awards.

Pre-announcementForecasted Research GrantNative Hawaiian and Pacific Islander healthhealth disparitiesintervention researchUnited States / eligible institutionsUpcoming callPre-announcement
Funder
U.S. National Institutes of Health
Forecast posted 25 Aug 2026; estimated post 16 Dec 2026; estimated due 16 Feb 2027
Forecast posted 25 Aug 2026; estimated post 16 Dec 2026; estimated due 16 Feb 2027: Feb 16, 2027
Award
Forecast indicates approximately US$3 million total and 10 expected awards.
Applicant
United States / eligible institutions
Discipline
Health and Biomedical Sciences
Region
United States / eligible institutions
Posted
Aug 26, 2026

Call summary

Overview

Innovative Research to Improve Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Health Outcomes (R34) is a forecasted research grant from U.S. National Institutes of Health. Forecast indicates approximately US$3 million total and 10 expected awards. It focuses on Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander health; health disparities; intervention research and is relevant to United States / eligible institutions.

Who can apply

Eligible applicants and locations: United States / eligible institutions. Confirm any institutional, citizenship, career-stage and partnership requirements on the official call page.

What it supports

  • Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander health; health disparities; intervention research
  • Forecasted Research Grant
  • United States / eligible institutions

Funding and duration

  • Forecast indicates approximately US$3 million total and 10 expected awards.

Forecast posted 25 Aug 2026; estimated post 16 Dec 2026; estimated due 16 Feb 2027

Forecast posted 25 Aug 2026; estimated post 16 Dec 2026; estimated due 16 Feb 2027: Feb 16, 2027

How to apply

Open the official call page, confirm the current requirements and deadline time zone, prepare the requested documents and submit through the funder or organiser's stated route.

Call details

Source-based overview

Innovative Research to Improve Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Health Outcomes (R34) is a forecasted research grant from U.S. National Institutes of Health. Forecast indicates approximately US$3 million total and 10 expected awards. It focuses on Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander health; health disparities; intervention research and is relevant to United States / eligible institutions. The recorded deadline or key date is Forecast posted 25 Aug 2026; estimated post 16 Dec 2026; estimated due 16 Feb 2027. Applicants should review the official page for the complete eligibility rules, required documents, assessment criteria, funding conditions, deadline time zone and submission route.

Eligibility

Eligible applicants and locations: United States / eligible institutions. Confirm any institutional, citizenship, career-stage and partnership requirements on the official call page.

Funding and benefits

Forecast indicates approximately US$3 million total and 10 expected awards.

Themes and supported activities

Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander health; health disparities; intervention research

Forecasted Research Grant

United States / eligible institutions

Deadline and timeline

Forecast posted 25 Aug 2026; estimated post 16 Dec 2026; estimated due 16 Feb 2027: Forecast posted 25 Aug 2026; estimated post 16 Dec 2026; estimated due 16 Feb 2027: Feb 16, 2027.

Applicants should confirm the exact deadline time, time zone, required documents, portal steps and any institutional approvals on the official call page before submitting.

How to apply

Open the official call page, confirm the current requirements and deadline time zone, prepare the requested documents and submit through the funder or organiser's stated route.

Before applying, check eligibility rules, budgets, attachments, page limits, partner requirements, cost-share conditions and whether the opportunity uses an expression of interest, full proposal, registration or nomination stage.