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Distance Learning & Telemedicine Loan & Grant
(DL/TM)

Purpose: What is the Program's Goal?
To support the development of telemedicine and distance learning systems.

Program Type: How does it work?
USDA Rural Development makes loans and grants to those in need.

Eligible Applicants: Who can apply?
Schools, libraries, non-profit hospitals and clinics, and Tribes.

Eligible Areas:
Unincorporated rural areas, cities, and towns with populations of 10,000 or less.

Authorized Purposes: What can funds be used for?
The funds can be used for initial capital and hardware costs that will enhance telecommunication capabilities for either public education or medical purposes.

Typical Amount of Assistance:
$50,000-$300,000 for grants. No limit for loans.

Rates & Terms (rates subject to change):
Fixed based on Government cost of funds; 10 years and/or Grant.

When to Apply:
Once-a-year. 

Who to Contact:
USDA Rural Development State Office (State Director) or Harry Hutson, General Field Representative, at 1-800-383-7346 or Harry.Hutson@usda.gov

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