Ignite Accelerator Projects
The HHS Ignite Accelerator is an internal innovation startup program for staff within the Department that want to improve the way their program, office, or agency works. The program provides selected teams methodological coaching and technical guidance within a fast-paced, entrepreneurial framework.
Let Your Ideas Take Off
The Ignite Accelerator supports projects that will help the Department to deliver on its mission. Learn more.
Re-designing how to communicate and visualize NIH’s wellness information.
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Helping Native American communities most in need apply for the grants they're eligible for.
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Exploring ways to transfer and combine EHR and contextual population level data to create robust data visualization tools that will help support decision-making
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Reducing time and saving money by creating an online entry system for several FOIA requesters.
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Creating a sustainable collaborative approach for delivery of meaningful resources and support to Head Start and Child Care Grantees.
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Testing a new technology and approach to understanding user-behavior for improved digital communications.
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Creating communities of practice among grantees of the Administration for Native Americans.
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Piloting various processes to improve internal communications and stay better connected to Regional stakeholder needs.
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Exploring how to improve the Teen Pregnancy Prevention grantee experience across three federal Agencies (CDC, OASH, and ACF).
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Improving access to health and healing at Phoenix Indian Medical Center (PIMC).
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