The distance learning and telemedicine program aims to help rural communities leverage telecommunications technology to overcome education and healthcare challenges. USDA encourages local governments, federally-recognized tribes, nonprofits and businesses to apply.
Grant funding ranges from $50,000 to $500,000, although selected applicants must provide at least a 15 percent match. This funding can be used for purchasing video equipment, computer hardware and technical assistance, among other capital assets.
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