Tobacco Disparities Grant

Overview

The Tobacco Disparities Grant promotes long-term change aimed at reducing disparate tobacco use among the following South Dakota Tobacco Control Program priority populations.

Grant Award

$5,000 to $25,000

Important Dates

Applications open in January, and close in March

Priority Populations

The Tobacco Disparities Grant is used to promote health equity by incorporating a long-term change aimed at reducing disparate tobacco use among the following SD TPCP priority populations:

• youth and young adults
• American Indians
• pregnant women
• people of low socioeconomic status (SES)
• people with behavioral health conditions

Grant Information

• Work plan activities required in at least one of the following categories: Prevention, Cessation, and Tobacco Exposure
• Encourages individualized work plans using evidence-based practices and techniques
• Coverage area can be from organization level to statewide
• Can be led by a single organization or coalition
• Direct impact on the TCP priority populations other than youth and young adults.
• Large focus on population-specific education, policies, and interventions
• Scoring: most weight given to budget and activity narrative

Contact Information

• RFA Coordinator: Tobacco Disparities Coordinator
• RFA contract with the State of South Dakota
• Questions? Contact Tricia.Yoshida@state.sd.us
• For more information and to request an application, visit https://quittobaccosd.com/resources/request-for-application