Who Qualifies for Pediatric Mobile Clinic Funding in Texas
GrantID: 78726
Grant Funding Amount Low: Open
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: Open
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Grant Overview
Eligibility for Texas mobile clinic funding requires nonprofit organizations to hold 501(c)(3) status and demonstrate prior delivery of pediatric services within Texas counties classified as Health Professional Shortage Areas by the Texas Department of State Health Services. Applicants must also maintain active registration with the Texas Secretary of State and provide audited financial statements covering the prior two fiscal years. Priority is assigned to entities that already operate fixed-site clinics in Texas metropolitan statistical areas with documented pediatric immunization rates below 75 percent, according to 2023 Texas Immunization Registry data.
Texas nonprofits seeking to deploy mobile units must submit county-level mapping that shows service routes covering census tracts with at least 30 percent of children enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP. The application further requires letters of coordination from at least two Texas regional health departments confirming that the proposed routes do not duplicate existing Texas Department of State Health Services mobile outreach schedules. Equipment specifications must list vehicle chassis compliant with Texas emissions standards for the affected air quality control regions.
Texas border counties present distinct documentation requirements. Organizations proposing routes along the Rio Grande must include current memoranda of understanding with Texas school districts that operate under the state's migrant education program. Data reporting obligations include submission of de-identified immunization records to the Texas Immunization Registry within 30 days of each clinic event, using the state's designated HL7 interface.
Unlike New Mexico applicants, Texas requires demonstration of capacity to serve both dense urban tracts in Harris and Dallas counties and dispersed populations across the 254-county footprint, reflecting the state's dual concentration of pediatric need in large cities and remote agricultural zones. This structure channels funding toward organizations already embedded in Texas administrative and data systems rather than new entrants.
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