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Healthy Environment for All Community Capacity Grant (Washington)

The Washington State Department of Health is accepting applications for its Healthy Environment for All Community Capacity Grant.

Donor Name: Washington State Department of Health

State: Washington

County: All Counties

Type of Grant: Grant

Deadline: 06/30/2026

Size of the Grant: $100,000 to $500,000

Grant Duration: Grant Duration Not Mentioned

Details:

This grant program focuses on building climate resilience and enhancing community-led decision-making to advance environmental justice (EJ). This funding provides communities most impacted by environmental hazards with the resources needed to collaborate with state agencies on environmental health decisions. Those communities include

  • Native Nations
  • Urban natives
  • Black and BIPOC communities
  • Rural communities
  • Youth
  • Low- income
  • Unhoused
  • Disabled
  • LGBTQ+
  • Other communities most vulnerable to climate impacts

The legislature required the Department of Health (DOH) to base the grant program on the Environmental Justice Council (EJC) Climate Commitment Act’s (CCA) funding recommendations and budget priorities. This grant program is funded by the CCA, which creates a cap-and-invest program to limit carbon emissions.

Funding Information

  • Project funding
    • DOH awarded $100,000 grants to 4 projects. An organization may have applied on its own or in partnership with other organization(s) for funds. These funds can help organizations and community provide input on:
      • The Environmental Justice Council implementation of the HEAL Act.
      • DOH updates to the Environmental Health Disparities Map.
      • State agencies’ implementation of the HEAL Act. This includes environmental justice assessments, budgeting and funding, community, and Tribal engagement.
  • Passthrough funding
    • DOH awarded $500,000 grants to 2 passthrough applicants. We invited community-based organizations to sub-grant or award funds to other community-based organizations working with overburdened communities and vulnerable populations across Washington state.

For more information, visit WSDH.

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