Healthy Grants Workshops

2026 Workshops

Registration has launched for the 2026 HRSA Healthy Grants Workshop! Please register for any or all of the four sessions from May through August. To see the full schedule of topics by date, please review the 2026 Healthy Grants Workshop Schedule. We look forward to seeing you there!

Session 1 – May 13, 2026

Watch the May 13, 2026 Session 1 recording

Presentation # 1: Setting up your organization for a successful HRSA grant award/Understanding your award

Track: New Recipients/Refresher

In this session, we’ll provide information to help you administer your HRSA award including: reviewing your Notice of Funding Opportunity and Notice of Award documents, specific requirements, key roles and responsibilities, HRSA staff who can assist you, and various other grants management topic areas.

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Presentation # 2: 2026 Grants Policy Checkup

Track: Advanced, but open to everyone

In this session, OFAAM’s Division of Grants Policy will summarize grants policy updates, legislative mandates, and other topics including 2CFR 200 that impact HRSA recipients.

May 13, 2026 Session 1 Presentation 2 slides (PDF - 1 MB)

Session 2 – June 10, 2026

Watch the June 10, 2026 Session 2 recording

Presentation # 1: Allowable and Unallowable Costs

Track: New Recipients/Refresher

In this session, we’ll discuss how to determine if a cost is allowable, provide guidance on how to document costs associated with your grants, and present examples of allowable and unallowable costs.

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Presentation # 2: Best Practices for Budgeting and Rebudgeting

Track: Advanced, but open to everyone

This session builds on basic budgeting topics to highlight preparing line item budgets and budget justifications to include personnel changes, budget adjustments and rebudgeting requirements.

June 10, 2026 Session 2 Presentation 2 slides (PDF - 1 MB)

Session 3 – July 15, 2026

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Presentation # 1: Federal Reporting for HRSA Award Recipients

Track: New Recipients/Refresher

In this session we’ll discuss basic grant reporting requirements, from annual reports to final reports required for closeout, as well as best practices for tracking and expense reporting (e.g., time and effort reporting).

July 15, 2026 Session 3 Presentation 1 slides (PDF - 2 MB)

Presentation # 2: Program Income and Your Grant

Track: Advanced, but open to everyone

This session will provide an overview of program income and its relationship with your HRSA grant, as well as topics including: definitions, monitoring and tracking, reporting requirements, and illustrative examples of successful management of program income with the HRSA grant.

July 15, 2026 Session 3 Presentation 2 slides (PDF - 1 MB)

Session 4 – August 12, 2026

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Presentation # 1: Understanding and Submitting Prior Approvals including Carryover Requests

Track: New Recipients/Refresher

This session will provide a set of guidelines for proper submission of prior approval requests. Attendees will receive information regarding the various types of prior approval requests, with a specific focus on carryover requests.

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Presentation # 2: Understanding Indirect Costs and Grants Management

Track: Advanced, but open to everyone

Subject matter experts will provide an overview of indirect costs, cost allocation, negotiating rates, other related concepts, and illustrative examples. The presentation will conclude with a question and answer period.

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