Open — YouthWell New Hampshire Fall 2026 School Mental Health funding applications accepted October 19–November 13, 2026; decisions by December 11, 2026.
New Hampshire — YouthWell Fall 2026 School Mental Health Grants (Up to $15,000; November 13)
YouthWell New Hampshire offers up to $15,000 per Fall 2026 grant to support intentional youth mental health and well-being initiatives in New Hampshire schools. Applications are open October 19–November 13, 2026; $50,000 is available across the cycle, not per recipient.
FundingUp to $15,000 per applicant award. $50,000 available across the Fall 2026 program is the overall pool, not the applicant maximum.
DeadlineNovember 13, 2026. Exact application closing hour/time zone are not expressly published by YouthWell New Hampshire; applications opened October 19, 2026.
Last verified2026-10-27
Required next actionReview https://youthwellnh.org/funding-application/ and submit the official Fall 2026 YouthWell NH online grant application by November 13, 2026. Confirm the proposed program directly supports New Hampshire student mental health/well-being and explain school/youth involvement; youth-led projects prioritized but not required. Prepare organization's contact and EIN, exempt status if applicable, itemized budget for request not exceeding $15,000, program need, proposed activities, timeline, mental health outcomes, measurement approach, other funding sources and sustainability. Attach supporting materials if helpful. Verify unspecified time-of-day directly with funder.
Broad Eligibility
New Hampshire school programs and other eligible youth-serving applicants proposing school-based or student-benefiting projects with intentional mental health or well-being outcomes. YouthWell prioritizes applications from or benefiting NH schools and youth-led/youth-designed initiatives. Online application asks exempt status if applicable and EIN; no blanket mandatory 501(c)(3) qualification stated.
Atlas Analysis
Official YouthWell New Hampshire live Fall 2026 funding program page and full submission form independently verified October 27, 2026. Opens Oct 19; closes Nov 13 2026, exact time zone/hour not specified. Applicant grant maximum $15,000; program-wide funding pool $50,000, not individual max. Awards announced by Dec 11 2026. Legitimate applicant-facing competitive charitable assistance, not procurement. Preferred applicants are NH schools or other youth-serving organizations with proposals benefiting NH students and explicit youth mental health impact. Prevention, belonging, education, coping, peer engagement and youth-created projects welcome; clinical care not required; youth involvement encouraged but not mandatory. Full online form requests EIN, optional exempt status, program description, needs, outcome measures, request and itemized budget, other sources, sustainability, support files; meeting may occur following screening, funds released promptly if awarded, follow-up questionnaire or discussion. No universal matching or reimbursement terms published. Source https://youthwellnh.org/funding-application/.
YouthWell New Hampshire — Fall 2026 School Mental Health Grant Program
YouthWell New Hampshire is accepting applications for its Fall 2026 Grant Program supporting mental health and well-being programming for youth in New Hampshire schools. Eligible proposals can request up to $15,000 per applicant award. The program has $50,000 available across all awards; that total is not an individual grant maximum. Applications opened October 19, 2026 and close November 13, 2026. The funder has not published a specific closing hour or time zone.
Applicant eligibility and priorities
Preference goes to school-based initiatives or programs directly benefiting New Hampshire schools and students. Schools and other qualifying youth-serving organizations may propose programs with an explicit, evidence-informed purpose of improving or safeguarding youth mental health and well-being in New Hampshire. Youth-led or youth-designed ideas receive particular encouragement, but direct student involvement in development is not mandatory. The online form requests an organization’s exempt status if applicable and EIN, rather than stating that every applicant must be a 501(c)(3).
Allowable project focus and funding conditions
Eligible concepts include prevention and early intervention, mental health education and awareness, initiatives promoting connection and belonging, coping and emotional-wellness skills, and peer-led activities. Projects need not provide clinical treatment, but mental health impact must be an intentional objective rather than an incidental side effect. Applicants should explain the student mental health need, proposed delivery, beneficiaries, schedule, outcomes, intended evaluation and other project funding. The public rules do not establish a universal matching-fund percentage or reimbursement policy. If awarded, YouthWell indicates funds will be released promptly and follow-up reporting or a discussion of results will be requested.
Application and dates
Apply through the official YouthWell New Hampshire Fall 2026 online grant application by November 13, 2026. Enter the organization, contact, EIN and exempt status if applicable, amount requested and itemized budget, project goals, need, school/youth involvement, implementation timeline, mental health benefit, expected results, other funding and sustainability plans; upload any supporting documentation as appropriate. YouthWell may arrange a meeting to clarify the application. Decisions are expected by December 11, 2026.
Official controlling source: YouthWell New Hampshire Funding Application and Fall 2026 guidelines. Independently verified October 27, 2026. This is a competitive charitable funding opportunity for eligible school or youth-serving programs, not a procurement contract.
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