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How to Use this Site

TA Home – The main page for BPHC TA information, highlighting regularly updated frequently asked questions, upcoming events, and other timely information. Resources available on the TA Home page are:

• Top 5 Frequently Asked Questions – A regularly updated listing of common questions asked by grantees.
• New Grants and Tips for Applicants – Click here for a listing of all new grant opportunities for HRSA programs, and a set of suggestions to help new applicants with the process.
• Find Grant Amounts By State – Click here for a listing of the total HRSA grants by State. Note, you may refine this search by going to: http://datawarehouse.hrsa.gov/quickaccessmaps.aspx. This will enable you to identify health center locations, total health center awards and other information at the state level.
• Top Health Center Tools – This section includes links to Policy Information Notices & Program Assistance Letters, Health Center Program Requirements, the Health Center Site Visit Guide, and many other important resources.
• Find a Health Center – Enter a Zip Code to see a listing of health centers within that area. Note, see information under "Find Grant Amounts By State" for a link that will provide more information on health centers within a State.

TA Database Search – The Box on the left side of the TA Page offers several ways you can search for information and resources in the BPHC TA database.

TA Topics – These topic areas are identical to those found under the TA Topics Box on the left side of this page. Click on any one of the TA Topics and a series of sub-topics will appear, click on these for direct links.

TA Resources – This is a complete listing of resources, organized by topic area. 

TA Calendar – This provides continually updated information from the Bureau of Primary Health Care on upcoming trainings, policy and information meetings, webinars, sessions, conference calls, and links to more information on these events. 

Trainings – A listing of upcoming training opportunities sponsored by the Bureau of Primary Health Care and our partners, as well as a catalog of archived training sessions.

New Start TA Guide – This is a self assessment tool designed to help new BPHC grantees provide high-quality primary health care from the day they open their doors for business. The Guide is a central hub for links to templates, information pages, policy documents, and many other resources.

Partner Links – This page provides links to the websites of the BPHC Cooperative Agreement partners. These are organizations such as the State Primary Care Associations and Offices, and national organizations that provide training and technical assistance for all health centers, assistance to health centers serving special populations (e.g., migrant and seasonal farmworkers, homeless, residents of public housing) or disadvantaged populations (e.g., LGBT, elderly), and assistance to health centers with specific services or needs (e.g., oral health, children in schools, capital development).