Four Forecasted Records: Rural Disparities, HIV in the South, Mozambique Monitoring

Four funding records on Grants.gov have the status "forecasted," and none lists a close date ^[1][2][3][4]. One comes from the National Institutes of Health, one from the Centers for Disease Control - NCHHSTP, and two from the U.S. Mission to Mozambique ^[1][2][3][4]. The NIH record's own title calls it a "Forecast to Publish a Notice of Funding Opportunity Announcement," which signals that the announcement itself has yet to be published ^[2]. This brief reports what each record states and what it leaves open ^[1][2][3][4].

NIH: determinants of rural health disparities

The NIH record, FOR-MD-25-003, is titled "Forecast to Publish a Notice of Funding Opportunity Announcement for Addressing Determinants of Health Disparities Among Rural Populations (R01 - Clinical Trial Optional)" ^[2]. It is listed under agency code HHS-NIH11 and assistance listing 93.307 ^[2]. It opened on 05/27/2025 and shows no close date ^[2]. The title identifies the planned announcement as an R01 labeled Clinical Trial Optional, and the summary entry lists no further requirements ^[2]. As of this writing, the record opened in May 2025 still appears as a forecast rather than a published announcement ^[2].

CDC: whole-person health models for women living with HIV

CDC-RFA-PS-27-0061, "Demonstration Projects for Whole-Person Health Models for Women Living with HIV in the South," is listed under Centers for Disease Control - NCHHSTP (HHS-CDC-NCHHSTP) and assistance listing 93.940 ^[3]. It opened as a forecast on 07/29/2026, the most recent open date of the four records, and lists no close date ^[3][1][2][4]. The title frames the work as demonstration projects focused on women living with HIV in the South ^[3]. The summary entry does not define "whole-person health" or specify which jurisdictions fall within scope ^[3].

U.S. Mission to Mozambique: two community-led monitoring listings

Two records from the U.S. Mission to Mozambique (DOS-MOZ) concern community-led monitoring, and both use assistance listing 19.029 ^[1][4]. MAPUTO-PCO-20-001, "Community Led Monitoring Intervention," opened on 05/27/2020 ^[4]. MAPUTO-PCO-FY22-01, "PEPFAR Community Led Monitoring – Mozambique Relief Programs," opened on 06/22/2021 and is the only one of the two that names PEPFAR in its title ^[1][4]. Both records still show forecasted status with no close date, years after their open dates ^[1][4]. The entries do not explain why they remain forecasts, and the status alone does not indicate whether either will be published as a full announcement ^[1][4].

Who should look closer

• Investigators studying the determinants of health disparities among rural populations, particularly those preparing R01 applications, should watch FOR-MD-25-003 for publication of the full announcement ^[2].
• Programs and research teams working on HIV care and whole-person health for women in the South should follow CDC-RFA-PS-27-0061, the newest forecast in this set ^[3].
• Organizations engaged in community-led monitoring in Mozambique may want to review both Maputo records, MAPUTO-PCO-20-001 and MAPUTO-PCO-FY22-01, noting that only the latter names PEPFAR in its title ^[1][4].

Limitations

This brief draws only on the Grants.gov summary entries for the four records, which give title, opportunity number, agency, status, open date, close date and assistance listing ^[1][2][3][4]. Those entries state no eligibility rules, award amounts, number of awards, project periods or application requirements, so none are reported here ^[1][2][3][4]. Because none of the records lists a close date, no application deadline can be taken from them ^[1][2][3][4]. The NIH record describes itself as a forecast to publish a Notice of Funding Opportunity Announcement, so the announcement it anticipates is not part of the source material ^[2].