Welcome to the Healthy Tomorrows Partnership for Children's
Program commonly asked questions and answers section. We hope
you find them useful and informative. For more information or
if you have additional questions, contact the following program
staff: 1) Chris DeGraw, 2) Nita Patel, and 3)
Karla Palmer.
GRANTEE QUESTIONS
1. Do I need
to register with Grants.gov (www.grants.gov)?
2. Am
I required to submit a Post-Award Performance Report?
3. When
are Post-Award Performance Reports due?
4. What
are Post-Award Performance Reports?
5. Do
I need to be a registered user in HRSA's EHBs?
6. What
do I need to do to complete my Post-Award Performance Report?
7. Is
there a field where I can enter the performance measure objectives
for the remaining years of the grant?
8. Who
do I contact for technical assistance on how to report in
the HRSA's EHBs?
9. When
is the Financial Status Report (FSR) due to Grants Management?
10. When should
I submit a carryover request to HRSA?
11. If
I have additional questions not addressed in the FAQ section,
what should I do?
ANSWERS
Do I need to register with Grants.gov (www.grants.gov)?
Yes, all current grantees need to be registered with Grants.gov.
This is a requirement for continuation application submission.
To register, visit www.grants.gov.
For assistance with registration, contact the help desk
at support@grants.gov
or by phone at 1-800-518-4726.
Return to questions
Am I required to submit a Post-Award Performance Report?
Yes, all current and new grantees are required to submit
the post-award performance report.
Return to questions
When are Post-Award Performance Reports due?
Post-Award Performance Reports are due 120 days after
the close of the grant year, which is usually the end of
February.
Return to questions
What are Post-Award Performance Reports?
The post-award performance reports are "final"
data counts on data collection sheets submitted with your
new application or your continuation application.
Return to questions
Do I need to be a registered user in HRSA's EHBs?
Yes, this is required in order to complete the post-award
performance reports.
Return to questions
What do I need to do to complete my Post-Award Performance
Report?
All grantees, including new grantees must complete the
following steps:
1. Register in HRSA's EHBs if you have not already
done so and add your grant to your portfolio. To register,
visit https://grants.hrsa.gov/webexternal/home.asp.
2. If you submitted your continuation application
or new grant electronically, review the data you provided
on the financial forms and make any changes based on the
notice of grant award and other changes as approved by your
Federal MCHB Project Officer.
If you submitted a new grant via paper submission, complete
the financial forms providing the budgets for all years
of the grant based on the notice of grant award and other
changes as approved by your Federal MCHB Project Officer.
3. If you submitted your continuation application
or new grant electronically, review the information provided
in the abstract (Form 6 or 8) and the project summary data
form (Form 7) and make any changes that were approved by
your Federal MCHB Project Officer.
If you submitted a new grant via paper submission, complete
the abstract (Form 6 or 8) and grant summary information
forms (Form 7).
4. For the performance measures sections (Cultural
Competency & Family Involvement), provide objectives
for all grant years as approved by your Federal MCHB Project
Officer and submit data for the current year as "final".
5. By completing Steps 1-4, you have submitted your
post-award performance report.
Return to questions
Is there a field where I can enter the performance measure
objectives for the remaining years of the grant?
Yes. Once in HRSA Electronic Submission Handbook, HRSA
EHB will prompt you to enter your performance measure objectives.
Return to questions
Who do I contact for technical assistance on how to report
in the HRSA's EHBs?
Please contact HRSA Call Center via email at CallCenter@HRSA.GOV
or call (877)GO4-HRSA or (877) 464/4772.
If you have additional questions, please contact Chris DeGraw
via email at cdegraw@hrsa.gov or call (301) 443-1964.
Return to questions
When is the Financial Status Report (FSR) due to the Grants
Management?
The Financial Status Report is due to HRSA no later than 90 days after
the completion of the budget period. The budget period for
HTPCP grants is March 1 - Feb 28.
Return to questions
When should I submit a carryover request to HRSA?
Requests to carryover unobligated balances should be submitted no later than 90 days after the completion of the budget period with the Financial Status Report to the Division of Grants Management Operations. Carryover requests may only be submitted for the previous year's budget funds.
If you have additional questions, please contact Karen Thorne,
HRSA Grant Management Specialist at KThorne@hrsa.gov or by phone at (301) 443-2779.
Return to questions
If I have additional questions not addressed in the FAQ
section, what should I do?
Please contact the following program staff: 1) Chris DeGraw, 2) Nita Patel, and 2) Karla
Palmer.
Return to questions
APPLICANT QUESTIONS
1. Do I need to
register with Grants.gov (www.grants.gov)?
2. How can I obtain
an application packet and program guidance?
3. How can I get a
sample grant application?
ANSWERS
Do I need to register with Grants.gov (www.grants.gov)?
Yes. If you plan to apply for a HTPCP grant or another
federal grant in the future, please register now. This is
a requirement for submission. To register, visit www.grants.gov.
For assistance with registration, contact the help desk
at support@grants.gov
or by phone at 1-800-518-4276.
Return to questions
How can I obtain an application packet and program guidance?
An application packet and the program
guidance can only be obtained during an open grant cycle
through Grants.gov (www.grants.gov). Announcements of grant
opportunities for the Healthy Tomorrows Program are usually
in mid-July or August, but this varies from year to year.
Return to questions
How can I get a sample grant application?
The only ways to obtain sample applications
are to contact a grantee to send their application narrative
to you or to contact the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
office and request a sample. The number to FOIA is (301) 443-2865.
If you are a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics
(AAP), you can find a grantee by searching the "Grant/Project
Search" database. Log onto the Member Center with your AAP ID and password at http://www.aap.org/moc/.
Under "Member Community", click on "Grant/Project
Search". Using "Advance Submit", select "Healthy
Tomorrows" under "Programs" and search for
grants by location and health topic. Search results will
provide you with grantee contact information. If you are not
a member of the AAP, search the public "Grant/Project
Search" database at http://www.aap.org/commpeds/grantsdatabase/grantsdb.cfm
and contact Healthy Tomorrows staff at 847-434-4279 for grantee
contact information.
Return to questions
This site recommends using
Internet Explorer 6.0 or Netscape 7.1 or higher. If you are
having problems viewing this site or printing, click
here.
