CFAs: Improved Quality of Life of Persons with Disabilities in Provinces (Vietnam)

The U.S. Mission to Vietnam invites applications for a funding opportunity aimed at improving the quality of life for persons with disabilities in Ca Mau and Quang Ngai provinces, heavily affected by Agent Orange. This initiative is part of the War Legacy Disability Programming. The deadline for applications is 19 November 2026. This grant aims to enhance the quality of life for individuals with disabilities in regions of Vietnam that were heavily sprayed with Agent Orange. The project seeks to address the long-term effects of chemical exposure by supporting programs that contribute to social inclusion and improve living conditions for affected individuals. The funding will provide up to $28,500,000 to eligible organizations. This financial support is intended to facilitate comprehensive programs that offer rehabilitation, healthcare access, and social integration services to disabled persons in the targeted provinces. There is no cost-sharing or matching requirement for this opportunity. Eligible applicants include nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations with the capacity to implement large-scale disability support programs in Vietnam. These organizations should have a track record of working in the field of disability rights and services. This funding opportunity is crucial for addressing the needs of communities affected by Agent Orange, providing necessary resources to improve the living standards of disabled persons in Vietnam. It supports the development of sustainable programs that foster social equity and enhance the overall well-being of affected populations. For additional information or assistance, contact Marialice Ariens at [contact details removed], Le Nguyen at [contact details removed], or Huyen Dang at [contact details removed]. What is the maximum funding available per applicant? The maximum award ceiling is $28,500,000. Is cost-sharing required for this grant? No, cost-sharing or matching is not required. Who can apply for this funding? Nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations are eligible to apply. What activities are supported by this grant? Activities focusing on rehabilitation, healthcare, social inclusion, and accessibility improvements for persons with disabilities. Where should applications be submitted? Applications must be submitted via the Grants.gov portal. Interested applicants should review the official guidelines and ensure their applications are submitted by the 19 November 2026 deadline. For further information, consult the U.S. Mission to Vietnam’s contact points provided above.