NCIPC Budget & Impact

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CDC’s total budget for fiscal year (FY) 2023 is $9,217,590,000. This page provides detailed information about the portion of CDC’s budget allocated to the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (NCIPC).

FY 2023 Total NCIPC Budget:
$761,379,000

NCIPC awards 85% of its budget to partners outside the federal government, like states, localities, and non-profit organizations.

Injury Center Priority Topics

Overdose, suicide, and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are related because losing a loved one to overdose or suicide during childhood is an ACE and experiencing any adverse experiences as a child increases the risk of overdose and suicide later in life.

Overdose
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Overdose – NCIPC’s budget for overdose in FY 2023 is $505.579 million.

Suicide
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Suicide – NCIPC’s budget for suicide in FY 2023 is $30 million.

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
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ACEs – NCIPC’s budget for ACEs in FY 2023 is $9 million.

Hover over the map below to quickly view information about the FY22 funding that states received for the priority topics. Use the filter to see which states are funded for each priority topic. Select a funded state from the map or data table below to view a snapshot of the priority topic activities supported by NCIPC.

Recent NCIPC Funding History
Recent NCIPC Funding History FY 2023
table showing NCIPC FY 2023 Appropriation data