# NIH Reporter #1R61HL186023-01

A School-based Intervention to Improve Sleep Health in Urban Adolescents

**Recipient:** Columbia University Health Sciences

**Award Amount:** $1,593,492.00
**Ceiling:** $1,593,492.00

**Awarded:** September 07, 2026

**Identifier:** 1R61HL186023-01

The award funds a school-based intervention to improve sleep health among urban adolescents in New York City, focusing on efficacy, cost-effectiveness, and implementation factors through a seven-week program and comprehensive evaluations.

### Description

This project aims to evaluate the efficacy, cost-effectiveness, and implementation factors of a school-based intervention called Sleeping Healthy, Living Healthy (SHLH) designed to improve sleep health among urban adolescents. The intervention involves a seven-week program targeting students in grades 9-11 across multiple high schools in New York City. The study will measure outcomes such as sleep duration, sleep quality, sleep disturbances, and related health impacts, using tools like Fitbit Inspire 3 and PROMIS Sleep-Related Impairment. The project also includes economic evaluations and stakeholder engagement to facilitate future scale-up.

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