Alzheimer's Disease Programs Initiative (ADPI) - Dementia Capability in Indian Country

This Funding Opportunity Notice (NOFO) seeks cooperative agreements to develop and implement dementia‑capable home and community‑based service (HCBS) systems for American Indian/Alaska Native tribal communities. Up to six awards of $200,000‑$300,000 each will fund a 36‑month program that expands or creates dementia services for tribal elders and caregivers. Applicants must be federally recognized tribes, tribal governments, or tribal organizations/consortia that currently deliver HCBS. Two tracks are offered: (A) entities that have previously received ADPI funding and (B) new entrants to the ADPI program. Successful projects will deliver person‑centered, strengths‑based services that enable individuals with dementia to remain safe and independent in their communities. • Target audience: Native American tribal governments or tribal organizations (federally recognized). • Funding mechanism: Cooperative Agreement (grant‑like) with cost‑sharing required. • Total estimated funding: $1.7 million; award ceiling $300 k, floor $200 k. • Number of awards: 6. • Project period: 36 months, starting approx. 07/30/2027. • Key deliverables: Development of dementia‑capable HCBS infrastructure, training, caregiver support, and culturally appropriate service models. • Eligibility: U.S. entities only; foreign entities not eligible.