Why are state-recognized tribes not included in the list of eligible entities?
A state-recognized tribe that also is a federally-recognized tribe is included in the list of eligible entities as a federally recognized tribe. An applicant that is a state-recognized tribe, is not a federally-recognized tribe, and administratively operates as a nonprofit organization, would still be eligible to apply as a state or local nonprofit organization. However, the applicant would need to serve the entire state (if the state has no large counties), a state minus its large counties or a large county (defined as a county with a population of 500,000 or more according to the 2009 Census estimates). Does the definition of “representatives from population subgroups experiencing health disparities” to be included on both the Leadership Team and Coalitions (FOA p. 35), include grassroots leaders or community leaders who are known spokespersons for local subgroups experiencing health disparities, but may not actually have a chronic condition such as diabetes themselves? The “represen
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