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GrantNorth Dakota FamilyFirst Services Training and Implementation Grant — 2026
Atlas Opportunity Score84/100
FundingUSD 400,000 is currently available. Maximum awards are USD 17,000 for one staff member, USD 34,000 for two staff members, and USD 50,000 for three or more staff members.
DeadlineApplications accepted through March 1, 2027 and reviewed as received, subject to earlier exhaustion of the current $400,000 pool. The public HHS materials do not publish an exact clock time or time zone for the March 1 deadline.
Required next actionConfirm the applicant is legally organized to conduct business in North Dakota, has principals with demonstrated human-services experience serving children and families, can document an unmet need in at least one North Dakota community, and intends to train for and implement at least one approved FamilyFirst evidence-based prevention service. Select the approved service, identify staff to be trained, define counties/service areas, prepare the application and budget worksheet, tie all startup, training, travel, outreach, technology or equipment costs directly to service delivery and implementation, and submit promptly because applications are reviewed as received until funds are exhausted or March 1, 2027.
Current statusOpen — applications accepted through March 1, 2027 or until funds are fully awardedSource verificationOctober 7, 2026Tracked applicant typesBehavioral Health Provider, Community-Based Organization, For-Profit Organization, Nonprofit Organization
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