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APPENDIX I: PROGRAMS REQUIRING EXECUTIVE ORDER 12372 REVIEW.................

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APPENDIX V: SOURCES OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ...............

APPENDIX VI: DEVELOPING AND WRITING GRANT PROPOSALS

APPENDIX VII: HISTORICAL PROFILE OF CATALOG PROGRAMS.

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Catalog Highlights

The Update to the 1995 Catalog contains 1,392 assistance programs administered by 53 Federal agencies.
As a potential applicant, always contact the agency information sources in the program descriptions for the
latest information concerning assistance programs.
BIODIVERSITY

COMMUNITY SERVICE

CRIME CONTROL

DISEASE CONTROL

EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH

FAMILY LITERACY

Program set up to discover, isolate, and evaluate preclinically, agents from natural sources to treat or prevent cancer, infectious diseases including AIDS, cardiovascular diseases, mental disorders, and other diseases or medical conditions of primary concern to developing countries (93.168, International Cooperative Biodiversity Groups Program). Program to offer, through public-private partnerships, an opportunity to empower communities to develop resources and abilities to meet the needs of their children; Program to assist States to develop and implement, or expand and enhance, a comprehensive, statewide system of community-based family resource services (93.588, Community Schools Program; 93.590, Community-Based Resource Centers).

Program to further the purposes of domestic violence intervention and prevention through a range of direct and coordinated activities; also, program to fund a wide range of discretionary activities for the purpose of preventing family violence, protecting victims and their dependents, and improving the design, delivery, and coordination of services to address family violence (93.591, Family Violence Prevention and Services: Grants to State Domestic Violence Coalitions; 93.592, Family Violence Prevention and Services: Discretionary Grants).

Grant program to characterize the epidemiology of hemophilia and its complications, determining its impact among: those who access traditional hemophilia treatment; those who are not receiving care or are undiagnosed; and, those who may receive their care elsewhere. This will provide information for targeting and implementing prevention activities to reduce morbidity, mortality and costs of hemophilia and its complications (93.227, Surveillance of the Complications of Hemophilia).

Program to provide national leadership and support to expand research based knowledge and strategies that will promote excellence and equity in the education of children and youth placed at risk of education failure; also, program to support research about how environmental and societal influences, such as poverty and access to pre- and postnatal health care and quality preschools, affect young children, and research on early childhood development and education (84.306, National Institute on the Education of At-Risk Students; 84.307, National Institute on Early Childhood Development and Education).

Project grant program to test the effectiveness of a family literacy program of a high quality in a prison setting that houses women and their preschool children; program to plan and implement, statewide family literacy initiatives to coordinate and integrate Federal, State, and local literacy resources consistent with the purposes of Part B, Even Start (84.313, Even Start: Family Literacy in Women's Prisons Program; 84.314, Even Start: Statewide Family Literacy Program).