The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky is accepting applications for its Partnerships for Success grants program through June 15, according to Kentucky Health News. The competitive grants program provides funding to enhance and support evidence-based strategies aimed at preventing alcohol, nicotine and vaping use disorders.

The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky, a Louisville-based nonprofit established in 2001, addresses unmet health needs across the commonwealth by developing health policy, improving access to care, reducing health risks and disparities, and promoting health equity. The foundation invests in communities through grant making, research, education and community engagement.

Organizations interested in applying for Partnerships for Success grant funding should visit the Foundation's website for complete eligibility requirements and application instructions. The grants support innovative and evidence-based community interventions designed to prevent substance abuse, with a particular focus on youth populations and environmental strategies that reduce exposure to harmful substances.

The foundation prioritizes grant proposals that align with its mission and demonstrate commitment to documenting outcomes that can inform policy development. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations and governmental agencies whose work primarily benefits Kentucky residents.

For more information about the Partnerships for Success grants or other funding opportunities, organizations can visit the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky website or contact the organization directly.