COVID-19 Response Grant
Grant Funding
The Wisconsin Partnership Program (WPP) is working to greatly improve the health of all Wisconsin residents. Through our funding, we support public health initiatives, address health disparities, create education and training programs that prepare the next generation of health care professionals, and invest in research that addresses diverse health and health care issues.
Join Our History of Strong Partnerships
Since 2004, WPP has funded remarkable work among researchers, educators and community organizations, such as the partnership between the Oneida Nation and the UW School of Medicine and Public Health to prevent stroke in the Oneida community.
Interested in Applying?
Explore Our Partners
Advancing Health and Health Equity
Through community grants, WPP supports community-led partnerships and collaborations designed to improve health and advance health equity across diverse communities and geographic areas.
Supporting Innovative Research and Education
WPP faculty grants support innovative research to prevent, diagnose, treat and cure diseases. These grants target issues affecting Wisconsinites, including Alzheimer’s disease, cancer, diabetes, and more.
WPP Featured Grantees
Community Impact Grant
Connecting Clinics, Campuses and Communities to Improve Health
From an office in Hibbard Hall on the UW-Eau Claire campus, neuroscience major Samantha Thompson works the phones, looking for resources across central and northern Wisconsin that can help keep people healthy.
Community Impact Grant
Promoting Food Sovereignty Among Indigenous Communities
The Oneida Nation is developing a model of programming that promotes traditional food ways, agriculture, and cultural identity among Indigenous communities as a comprehensive approach to reducing health disparities and improving health and health care.