NBS Co-Propel strengthens the State Newborn Screening Systems Priorities Programs by adding $3.4 million to the $9.3 million awarded in 2023. Some NBS Co-Propel awardees serve programs in other states.
| Cooperative Agreement Awardee | Serving | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Center for Public Health Innovation |
Colorado Washington |
$422,494 |
| Emory University |
Georgia Florida Louisiana Mississippi |
$500,000 |
| Maine Department of Health and Human Services | Maine | $345,000 |
| Ministry of Health in the Republic of the Marshall Islanda |
Republic of the Marshall Islands Arkansas |
$422,187 |
| Montana Department of Health and Human Services | Montana | $345,000 |
| North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services | North Dakota | $345,000 |
| South Dakota Department of Health | South Dakota | $345,000 |
| University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences | Arkansas | $344,944 |
| Virginia State Board of Health | Virginia | $344,988 |
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