Governor's Office of New Opportunities & Rural Transformational Health (GO-NORTH), administered via Foundation for Healthy Communities · Posted July 6, 2026
Official source: fstems.dos.nh.gov · Source last checked November 4, 2026
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Application Due
July 31, 2026
the program under GO-NORTH, with awards made to eligible nonprofit, for-profit, and community-based EMS and health organizations, including those pursuing EMS licensure. Eligible activities include technology investments, continuing education, regional partnerships, MIH service delivery, staff upskilling, startup costs, and developing reimbursement model demonstrations. Each funding component requires a separate application. Multiple eligible organizations may collaborate, with one designated lead. Initial awards run through September 30, 2027; future funding is contingent on performance and GO-NORTH authorization. Allowable costs include personnel, technology, regional collaboration, and associated MIH startup/operational costs. Equipment purchases >$10,000 require prior written approval. Ineligible entities are individuals or organizations with outstanding legal proceedings involving NH or government entities. Ineligible activities include capital expenditures for facilities, duplicative clinical services, research projects, lobbying, and direct cash workforce recruitment/retention benefits. Applications must detail organizational capacity, alignment with GO-NORTH RHT initiatives, sustainability plan, partnership/collaboration plan, and include required attachments (work plan, budget, letters of support, IRS status/certificate for nonprofits).
Eligible applicants are New Hampshire-based nonprofit, for-profit, and community organizations that are: licensed NH EMS units; organizations without EMS licensure but with a licensed NH EMS unit formally involved; or organizations actively pursuing NH EMS licensure (must provide documentation). Nonprofits must be in good standing with the NH Secretary of State. Applicants must use the HRSA Rural Health Grants Eligibility Analyzer to confirm rural focus; eligibility is based on the populations served, not solely applicant address. Partnerships are encouraged, with a designated lead applicant. Ineligible entities are individuals or organizations with outstanding legal proceedings involving NH or government entities. Out-of-state organizations may participate as partners, but the lead applicant must be NH-based. All RHT funds must benefit NH rural communities.
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New Hampshire RHTP: EMS Grant Opportunity Through the Foundation for Healthy Communities
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Reference: 2026 Foundation for Healthy Communities - EMS RFP
Program: GO-NORTH / NH RHTP
Match: None required (100% CMS funds)
Performance: Contract execution through September 30, 2027
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RHTP-FHC@healthynh.org
Technical
grants@hria.org
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