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Program Information for Current Grantees

As many of you know, ANA is recommending that grantees use a new, standardized format to submit their quarterly Objective Progress Reports (OPRs). This format will soon be mandatory for all grantees and therefore it is a good idea for everyone to get in the habit of using it. Using this standardized form allows ANA to compare similar outcomes across projects and better serve ANA grantees in the implementation of their projects. All ANA forms are available via this website under “Forms”.

Grant Administration Tracking & Evaluation System (GATES)

Upcoming 2007 Report Due Dates: 1/31, 4/30, 7/31, and 10/31 

Grantees can submit their quarterly reports: 

• Via e-mail to a new e-mail address: anareports@acf.hhs.gov, recommended

• Via e-mail directly to your program specialist.

• Via fax at (202) 690-8145 or (202) 690-7441.

• Via mail to:
  
  Administration for Native Americans
  Mailstop: 2nd Fl. West Aerospace Center
  370 L’Enfant Promenade SW
  Washington DC 20447

Please remember that a copy of the OPR and SF269 must be submitted to ANA and the originals must be sent to the Office of Grants Management. ANA has improved its monitoring and evaluation processes and is intensively reviewing reports and flagging grantees that are not submitting in a timely manner. The importance of submitting quarterly reports on time cannot be overstated and failure to do so can result in serious consequences for grantees, as outlined in the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Administration for Children and Families (ACF) Standard Terms and Conditions: 

“Failure to submit reports (i.e., financial, progress, or other required reports) on time may be the basis for withholding financial assistance payments, suspension, termination or denial of refunding. A history of such unsatisfactory performance may result in designation of ‘high risk’ status for the recipient organization and may jeopardize potential future funding from DHHS”.

Non-competing Continuation Grantee Applications - all programs areas

Available financial assistance for multi-year grantees that are progressing satisfactorily  

and submit timely programmatic and financial reports

• Closing Deadline: April 16, 2008 

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