To reduce maternal health disparities and improve maternal health outcomes across all communities in North Dakota, our Maternal Health Grants provide funding to support nonprofit or community-based organizations. These grants help narrow gaps in care before, during and after pregnancy, making a tangible difference in the lives of women and their families. These awards are fueled by our commitment to help drive change in maternal health.

Grant details:

  • Amount: Three $5,000 grants will be awarded
  • Applications accepted: April 1 to 30

A Maternal Health Grant could include, but is not limited to:

  • Prenatal care
  • Lactation support
  • Access to postpartum mental health care

2025 Recipients

Cathollic Charities Maternal Health Grant photo

Catholic Charities North Dakota – Bismarck, Fargo, Grand Forks, Minot locations

Catholic Charities of North Dakota is enhancing maternal health efforts by providing support services to families two generations at a time through the necessary transportation to appointments, parent education and much more.

Indigenous Association Maternal Health Grant photo

Indigenous Association – Fargo based, statewide reach

The Indigenous Association has established impactful maternal health initiatives through cohesive, culturally grounded programs including lactation support circles, nutrition workshops, community health education, and weekly Akisni Warrior Talking Circle for recovery support.

Richland County Health Department Maternal Health Grant photo

Richland County Health Department – Wahpeton area

Richland County Health Department works with vulnerable groups, including incarcerated mothers, involves promoting breastfeeding and maternal health during and after incarceration, ensuring continuity of care and providing culturally sensitive education. 

Ready to build a healthier tomorrow? 

Check back in Spring 2026 to apply. Check out our other funding opportunities below.