Child Health Monitoring Impact in American Samoa

GrantID: 4233

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Grant Funding Amount Low: $500,000

Deadline: February 5, 2026

Grant Amount High: $500,000

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If you are located in American Samoa and working in the area of Small Business, this funding opportunity may be a good fit. For more relevant grant options that support your work and priorities, visit The Grant Portal and use the Search Grant tool to find opportunities.

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Child Health Monitoring via Digital Tools in American Samoa

American Samoa faces challenges in monitoring child health metrics, particularly due to limited access to healthcare facilities and resources. For instance, immunization rates for children in American Samoa are lower than those in mainland U.S. states, with less than 80% of children receiving basic vaccinations. This can lead to outbreaks of preventable diseases and poses significant long-term health risks for the population.

This issue is particularly concerning given the geographic isolation of the islands. Families often encounter barriers to accessing healthcare services, and the limited availability of healthcare providers can complicate timely health monitoring for children. The lack of a comprehensive tracking system for children's health metrics further exacerbates these challenges, leaving parents and healthcare professionals without the necessary information to make informed decisions about care.

Funding to implement a mobile app designed for tracking child health metrics in American Samoa offers a solution to these challenges. This digital tool will allow parents and healthcare providers to monitor essential metrics such as growth, vaccination status, and developmental milestones. By providing a user-friendly interface, the app can empower families with information and resources, enhancing their ability to make informed healthcare decisions for their children.

Furthermore, the app can facilitate better communication between families and healthcare professionals, ensuring that children receive timely interventions when necessary. This approach not only leverages technology to bridge geographic gaps but also enhances community engagement in health monitoring, leading to healthier children across American Samoa.

In conclusion, establishing a child health monitoring app represents a strategic effort to address healthcare access issues in American Samoa. By empowering families with information and improving communication with healthcare providers, this initiative aims to enhance child health outcomes and ultimately support healthier futures for children across the islands.

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