Resources

Visit the ANA Applicant Resources page and find resources related to ANA’s Notice of Funding Opportunities (NOFOs). These resources include an application training webinar, templates, and example documents to support applicants responding to the NOFOs.

The pre-application webinar is available throughout the 60-day duration of the open application period. Viewing the webinar is voluntary. The webinar is available on demand above, and also on our Events page. The presentation will only include information provided in the NOFO. Opting not to view the webinar will not affect eligibility, application scoring, or the selection process. In the event of a discrepancy between the webinar and the NOFO, the NOFO takes precedence. Our NOFOs have gone through some exciting changes as part of the HHS SimplerNOFOs initiative. Please visit our Funding Opportunity page for more details and links to our current NOFOs.

The Pre-application Manual will guide you through the process of putting together an ANA application. After completing the activities in this manual, you should have a solid outline of the project narrative, data tracking strategy, objective work plan, and budget to include in your application.

The Application Toolkit contains templates and worksheets that will help grant applicants tailor their grant proposal to accompany the project narrative. There are also examples that applicants can use to guide them in preparing documentation for their grant proposals. The Application Toolkit contains helpful templates and examples to download for use in developing your application including: Cost Share Examples P&M Budget Template SEDS, SEDS-AK, & ERE Budget Template EMI Budget Template An Objective Work Plan (OWP) Template Outcome Tracker Template ( (Required only if awarded) Outcome Tracker - EMI Projects Only Template (Required only if awarded) A list of NOFO Definitions Assurance of Community Representation on Board of Directors Example

If you're not ready to apply for an ANA grant during the FY2023 funding cycle, please check out our Project Planning & Development manual to help develop your project idea into a project outline that can be used to apply for any funding.

Being a panel reviewer is an integral part of ANA’s funding process and allows a seat at the table for Native panel reviewers where other Native communities projects are being reviewed. This is an opportunity to provide the Native perspective for Indigenous people across the nation. Serving on a review panel can be professionally rewarding but also an intensive time commitment. Read the full requirements on ANA's website.

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