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Local Government, Townships & Public AgenciesCities, towns, villages, counties, municipal departments and government authorities
Tribal Governments & Native OrganizationsTribal governments, federally recognized tribes, Native nonprofits, tribal health providers and tribal colleges
Faith-Based & Religious OrganizationsChurches, synagogues, mosques, religious charities and faith-led community programs
Youth, Family & Community ServicesYMCAs, YWCAs, Boys & Girls Clubs, mentoring, after-school programs, childcare and family support
Arts, Culture, Museums & ZoosArt, science and history museums, zoos, aquariums, cultural centers, arts organizations and historic sites
Schools, Colleges & EducationPublic and private schools, districts, colleges, universities, training programs and research institutes
Fire, Rescue & Emergency PreparednessVolunteer and municipal fire departments, rescue squads, emergency preparedness and disaster response
Housing, Neighborhood & Property AssociationsHousing authorities, affordable housing developers, HOAs, property owners and neighborhood associations
Human Services, Senior, Disability & Veteran SupportHuman service agencies, senior care, nursing facilities, disability advocates, guardianship and veterans groups
Community & Economic DevelopmentDevelopment agencies, economic development corporations, chambers, neighborhood revitalization and coalitions
Libraries, Parks, Recreation & Community FacilitiesLibraries, parks, recreation centers, community facilities and related public or charitable organizations
Justice, Reentry & Community SafetyCorrectional services, juvenile justice, reentry organizations, civic advocacy and community safety
Food, Agriculture & CooperativesFood banks, farm and ranch operations, agricultural cooperatives and food-access programs
Environment, Conservation & Animal WelfareConservation groups, animal welfare agencies, veterinarians, zoos and environmental nonprofits
Businesses, Entrepreneurs & Professional ServicesCompanies, sole proprietors, professional vendors, health plans, laboratories, staffing and technical services
Workforce, Job Training & EmploymentWorkforce boards, technical schools, apprenticeships, job-training programs and employment services
Water, Utilities & Public InfrastructurePublic water systems, transit, municipal infrastructure, utilities and public works
Students, Individuals & FamiliesStudents, scholarship applicants, parents, guardians, trainees and individual professionals
Nonprofits, Charities & Community OrganizationsGeneral charitable, advocacy, philanthropic and community-serving nonprofits
Coalitions & Public-Private PartnershipsMulti-agency collaborations, joint applicants, public-private partnerships and community coalitions
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Active — application period ends October 15, 2026Atlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 29, 2026

Connecticut 2026 State-Share Byrne JAG — Mental Health, Treatment & Justice-Involved Care

Connecticut OPM has $1.93 million in 2026 State-Share Byrne JAG funding available on a rolling basis through October 15, 2026, including dedicated mental-health funding and support for clinical services tied to pre-trial diversion and treatment connections.

Funding$1,933,126.98 total state-share funding. Mental Health Programs and Education: $483,337, with up to three awards averaging about $161,000 each. The $161,000 figure is an estimate, not a cap; requests above $200,000 may be considered with clear prioritization and justification.
DeadlineOctober 15, 2026 — rolling review and awards until available funds are fully allocated; early submission is advantageous.
Required next actionConfirm a statewide or qualifying regional criminal-justice need; select the correct Byrne JAG purpose area; verify UEI/SAM.gov, FEIN and financial-system readiness; prepare the project narrative, budget, scalable components, performance measures and sustainability plan; and submit through EUNA Grants before October 15, 2026.
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Open — automatic allocation, no application requiredAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 29, 2026

Pennsylvania 2026-27 Feminine Hygiene Product Grant Program — School Health Allocation

Pennsylvania is distributing $3 million in 2026-27 school-health funding to more than 750 qualifying school entities for free period products. Funding is automatic, requires no application or reimbursement request, and is allocated at $1.81 per enrolled student for eligible purchases made July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027.

Funding$3,000,000 statewide; automatic allocations at $1.81 per enrolled student to qualifying school entities. No competitive applicant ceiling applies.
DeadlineNo application required. Eligible 2026-27 purchases may be made July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027.
Required next actionConfirm the school entity's published 2026-27 allocation, verify purchasing/accounting procedures, identify student-access locations, purchase qualifying period products during the July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 spending window, and retain normal expenditure records. Applications and reimbursement requests are not required.
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Open — applications due November 3, 2026Atlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 29, 2026

Arkansas CTE State Start-Up Grant — 2027–28

Opportunity Overview The Arkansas Department of Education, Division of Career and Technical Education, is accepting applications for the 2027–28 State Start-Up Grant under Commissioner’s Memo CTE-27-002. The program supports High-Wage and High-Demand Career and Technical Education pathways by purchasing equipment for a pathway a district plans to start in the 2027–28 school year. Funding and […]

Funding85% of eligible DCTE equipment-list cost; district provides mandatory 15%; no fixed dollar cap stated in current ADE announcement/application
DeadlineNovember 3, 2026; exact submission time and time zone not stated in current ADE materials
Required next actionReview the current State Start-Up application and DCTE equipment guidance, confirm district and program eligibility, verify that every proposed cost is allowable, complete the required budget and supporting materials, and submit by November 3, 2026. Because ADE does not publish an exact closing time or time zone in the controlling memo, submit in advance and verify successful portal receipt.
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Open - rolling; subject to enrollment and available fundsAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 29, 2026

Oklahoma Talent Accelerator Grant — Healthcare Workforce Training

Oklahoma healthcare employers are now eligible for the Oklahoma Talent Accelerator Grant, which can reimburse up to 80% of approved workforce training and upskilling costs.

FundingUp to 80% reimbursement of approved employer training costs, capped at $12,500 per employee and $500,000 per employer. Employers must contribute at least 20% of total training costs upfront. The overall OKTA grant is $5,999,255 in federal U.S. Department of Labor funding.
DeadlineRolling / no public employer enrollment closing date is stated in OESC's July 30, 2026 healthcare expansion announcement. The underlying OKTA grant performance period runs through June 30, 2029, but employer participation remains subject to current program enrollment and available funds.
Required next actionConfirm the employer operates in Oklahoma and qualifies under the July 30 healthcare expansion; verify SAM.gov eligibility and Oklahoma good standing; define at least a two-worker training cohort and approved SOW; use an ETPL-approved provider unless Registered Apprenticeship/OJT applies; budget the required 20% employer contribution; and obtain OESC/Guild approval before training begins.
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ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 11, 2026

Delaware State Loan Repayment Program (SLRP) — Primary Care, Dental & Behavioral Health

Delaware SLRP offers qualified primary care, dental and behavioral-health clinicians up to $100,000 for educational loan repayment while they serve eligible shortage-area practice sites. Applications are accepted continuously; the next published contract-cycle deadline is December 1, 2026.

FundingCurrent DHCC weighted award table provides up to $100,000 for advanced-level practitioners and up to $60,000 for mid-level practitioners, depending on qualifications. The public page also contains a conflicting general reference to $150,000; Atlas uses the detailed current award table unless DHCC clarifies otherwise.
DeadlineDecember 1, 2026 — next published contract-cycle deadline; applications are accepted continuously. DHCC lists an anticipated March 1, 2027 contract start for this cycle, with later deadlines on February 1, 2027, May 1, 2027 and July 1, 2027. No submission time is stated on the official page.
Required next actionConfirm clinician discipline, Delaware license, qualifying educational debt and service-obligation eligibility; verify that the public or nonprofit practice site is in a qualifying HPSA and meets Medicare, Medicaid, S-CHIP and sliding-fee requirements; complete employer, practitioner and lender-verification forms; and submit the complete packet by the next published deadline, December 1, 2026.
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ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 1, 2026

North Carolina High Needs Service Bonus (HNSB)

North Carolina's High Needs Service Bonus offers qualifying clinicians without educational debt up to $100,000 for physicians and dentists and up to $60,000 for eligible advanced practice and dental hygiene clinicians serving high-need areas. Funding is rolling while available.

FundingUp to $100,000 taxable service bonus for qualifying physicians and dentists and up to $60,000 for nurse practitioners including psychiatric NPs, certified nurse-midwives, physician assistants and dental hygienists, in exchange for an up to four-year service commitment.
DeadlineRolling while funding remains available. North Carolina ORH states that incentive programs are contingent on available funding and does not publish a fixed closing date on the current HNSB page.
Required next actionUse HNSB when an otherwise eligible clinician does not have qualifying educational debt. Verify clinician and practice-site eligibility under the current HNSB guidelines, including rural or underserved location and the current HPSA threshold; confirm the required service commitment and site participation; assemble licensure, employment and site documentation; and submit the electronic application promptly while funding remains available.
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Open for qualifying applicants who completed the required September 30 Letter of Intent; full applications due October 30, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. Central.Atlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified October 23, 2026

Minnesota FY2027 Rural Family Medicine Residency Grant — Existing Programs

Minnesota MDH offers approximately $1,000,000 for roughly three to four eligible rural family medicine residency programs, prioritizing new positions (up to $400,000 per new position). The required Letter of Intent closed September 30, 2026. Only applicants who completed that stage should submit full applications by October 30, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. Central.

FundingApproximately $1,000,000 is available across an estimated 3–4 Minnesota programs. Up to $400,000 may be awarded for each new family medicine residency position; this per-position figure is not an applicant-wide maximum. Existing-resident support is allocated proportionally.
DeadlineOctober 30, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. Central — full applications only for organizations that completed the required September 30, 2026 Letter of Intent stage.
Required next actionThe required Letter of Intent stage closed September 30, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. Central. Only an applicant that satisfied the prerequisite stage should submit the FY2027 full application through the Minnesota ORHPC Online Grants Portal by October 30, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. Central. Confirm RFP, budget, attachments and applicable allowable-cost and match requirements in the current portal.
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Active — applications due September 30, 2026 at 5:00 PM Eastern TimeAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 28, 2026

Maryland FY2027 Safe Schools Fund Grant (SSFG)

Maryland's FY2027 Safe Schools Fund Grant is open to all 24 local public school systems. The State appropriated $600,000, with up to $25,000 per jurisdiction for school-safety projects that may include behavioral-health and wraparound planning, crisis intervention, substance-use services, trauma-informed and de-escalation training, threat assessment, outreach and safety technology. Applications are due September 30, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET.

Funding$600,000 statewide; up to $25,000 per Maryland local school system; noncompetitive reimbursement funding.
DeadlineSeptember 30, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET
Required next actionConfirm the applicant is one of Maryland's twenty-four local public school systems; select an eligible school-safety project; prepare the required IRS Form W-9, Statement of Need narrative, detailed Project Description, and signed Itemized Spend Plan; include quotes or program literature when applicable to the request; ensure any business or nonprofit organization operating in Maryland that will contract or partner on the project is registered and in good standing with the Maryland State Department of Assessments and Taxation and that contractors or staff hold any required licenses or certifications; and submit the online MCSS application no later than September 30, 2026 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time. Awards are reimbursement-based, indirect costs are not permitted, funds must supplement rather than supplant existing appropriations, and no mandatory non-Federal match requirement is stated in the FY2027 NOFA.
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Open — LOI-qualified applicants onlyAtlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 29, 2026

Texas CPRIT Texas Regional Training Award — FY 2027 Cycle 2

CPRIT's FY 2027 Cycle 2 Texas Regional Training Award offers up to $2 million over five years for eligible regional institutions. The mandatory September 4, 2026 at 5:00 PM Central Time Letter of Intent gate has closed; only institutions that timely submitted an LOI and received CPRIT approval may proceed to the September 16-November 18, 2026 full application window.

FundingUp to $2,000,000 over a five-year period.
DeadlineMandatory Letter of Intent: September 4, 2026 at 5:00 PM CT. Late LOIs will not be accepted, and CPRIT approval of the LOI is required before a full application may be submitted. Approved applicants: application opens September 16, 2026 at 7:00 AM CT and closes November 18, 2026 at 5:00 PM CT.
Required next actionThe September 4, 2026 at 5:00 PM CT mandatory LOI deadline has passed. Do not initiate a new TRTA pursuit. Proceed only if the institution timely submitted its LOI and CPRIT approved it. Qualified applicants should now prepare the full application for the September 16, 2026 at 7:00 AM CT opening and November 18, 2026 at 5:00 PM CT deadline, preserving the approved training theme, PI, trainee structure, mentoring plan, budget and required regional cancer-workforce elements.
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Open - application receipt active through May 20, 2027Atlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 27, 2026

Texas CPRIT Recruitment or Retention of Clinical Trialists Award — FY 2027 Cycle 2

<p>CPRIT's FY 2027 Cycle 2 Recruitment or Retention of Clinical Trialists Award provides up to $2 million to $3 million over five years, depending on faculty rank, to build cancer clinical research leadership in rural and underserved Texas communities. Applications open September 16, 2026 and close May 20, 2027 with continuous award notification.</p>

FundingUp to $2,000,000 for Assistant Professors, $2,500,000 for Associate Professors, and $3,000,000 for Professors over a 5-year period
DeadlineApplication receipt opens September 16, 2026 and closes May 20, 2027; applications are reviewed on a rolling/continuous award cycle
Required next actionReview current official CPRIT materials; the FY27 Cycle 2 receipt window is open.
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ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 92/100
300 days leftVerified September 22, 2026

Texas HHSC Youth Empowerment Services (YES) Waiver Comprehensive Provider Open Enrollment — HHS0011235

Texas HHSC is accepting YES Waiver Comprehensive Waiver Provider applications through August 31, 2027 at 5:00 PM CDT. Addendum 4, dated August 20, 2026, supersedes the older base PDF schedule that still displays an August 31, 2026 closing date; applicants should use the current HHS open-enrollment page and all addenda as controlling.

FundingOpen-enrollment Medicaid provider contract; reimbursement is tied to authorized YES Waiver services rather than a fixed grant award
DeadlineAugust 31, 2027 at 5:00 PM CDT — controlling current HHS resource-page deadline after Addendum 4 dated August 20, 2026; the older base OE PDF still displays August 31, 2026 and should not be used as the current closing date.
Required next actionUse the current HHS0011235 open-enrollment page and Addendum 4 as controlling; do not rely on the older August 31, 2026 date still printed in the base OE PDF. Confirm at least two years of relevant experience, a qualifying Texas physical business address, legal authority to do business in Texas, required staff/subcontractor licensure, and YES-policy-aligned organizational procedures. Prepare Section 13/Appendix A documents in the required sequence, including all applicable addenda and the signed Exhibit A (missing Exhibit A is disqualifying). Submit the complete application only to BHMPContracts@hhs.texas.gov in searchable, unencrypted PDF files; keep attachments near HHSC's recommended 10 MB limit, number multi-email submissions, and preserve delivery proof showing receipt before August 31, 2027 at 5:00 PM CDT.
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ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 21, 2026

Texas HHSC Post-Acute Rehabilitation Services (PARS) Open Enrollment — HHS0017426

Open enrollment is active. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) Comprehensive Rehabilitation Services (CRS) program is accepting applications under HHS0017426 for Post-Acute Rehabilitation Services (PARS) serving people with traumatic brain injury (TBI), traumatic spinal cord injury (TSCI), or both. Services covered: residential rehabilitation, non-residential rehabilitation, outpatient therapy and authorized ancillary goods and services. […]

FundingOpen-enrollment provider contract; PARS uses state-funded per-diem and fee-for-service reimbursement. HHSC guarantees no referral volume, utilization or compensation.
DeadlineAugust 31, 2031 at 5:00 PM Central Daylight Time (CDT). HHSC's current Open Enrollment opportunity page is the operative posting for changes and currently lists this deadline; the original May 2026 PDF still contains the earlier December 31, 2030 schedule.
Required next actionQualified Texas rehabilitation providers should review the current HHS0017426 Open Enrollment page, the complete OE package, and the CRS Standards for Providers Manual; confirm facility licensing/accreditation, professional credentials, rehabilitation experience, and service capacity; and submit before August 31, 2031 at 5:00 PM CDT. Recheck the live HHSC opportunity page immediately before submission because the OE directs applicants to monitor that page for revisions and addenda.
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ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 25, 2026

Hawaii CAMHD Mental Health Support for Homeless Children and Families — RFP 460-27-01

The Hawaii Department of Health, Child & Adolescent Mental Health Division (CAMHD), is seeking one provider to deliver mental health support services for children and families experiencing homelessness along Oahu’s Waianae Coast, including the Waianae-Nanakuli Complex areas. The State issued RFP No. 460-27-01 on August 24, 2026. Deadline and procurement schedule Proposals are due September […]

FundingPublic RFP does not state a fixed award ceiling; one cost-reimbursement contract will be awarded subject to State/federal fund availability
DeadlineSOURCE CONTROL HOLD - prior verified deadline September 29, 2026, 4:00 PM HST; current Version 4 procurement mirrors report October 6, 2026, 4:00 PM HST, pending direct Hawaii HANDS amendment verification.
Required next actionRetrieve and directly verify the current Hawaii HANDS opportunity 27414 Version 4 attachment and addendum set, now reported as four addenda, before outreach, package production, publication, or final scoring. Reconcile the reported deadline change from September 29 to October 6, 2026 at 4:00 PM HST and all changed terms. Fail closed until the State-issued files are reviewed.
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ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 15, 2026

Texas DFPS Community-Based Care SSCC — Catchment Areas 7A and 7B (HHS0016842)

Texas DFPS released HHS0016842 for nonprofit or governmental organizations to operate Community-Based Care as the Single Source Continuum Contractor for Central Texas/Waco Region 7A, Capital Area Region 7B, or both. Applications are due September 29, 2026 at 10:30 AM CT.

FundingFunding varies by catchment area and is provided in Exhibits C-1 through C-3 Funding Matrices; DFPS expects one contract per DCA or one contract covering both 7A and 7B and does not state one universal maximum in the main RFA.
DeadlineSeptember 29, 2026 at 10:30 AM Central Time. The written-question deadline passed September 7, 2026 at 5:00 PM Central Time; DFPS tentatively plans to post answers September 21, 2026.
Required next actionThe written-question period is closed. Confirm nonprofit child-welfare or governmental-entity eligibility and required residential foster-care treatment experience; select Region 7A, 7B or both; review the applicable C-1 through C-3 Funding Matrix; assemble the SSCC consortium/provider network and five-year operating model; monitor the official HHS0016842 page for the tentative September 21, 2026 Q&A and all addenda; sign and return each posted addendum; and submit the complete application so HHSC receives it by September 29, 2026 at 10:30 AM Central Time.
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Active — Rolling / Limited AvailabilityAtlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 5, 2026

Maryland Pay It Forward Fund — Zero-Interest Nursing Education Loans (2026-27 Pilot)

Maryland's new $3 million Pay It Forward Fund is active for the 2026-27 academic year, beginning with Associate Degree in Nursing students at the Community College of Baltimore County. Eligible students can access 0% interest loans for tuition gaps and living expenses, with income-based deferment available below the program's $50,000 annual income threshold.

Funding$3 million total program capitalization for the Maryland Pay It Forward Fund. Current participant support includes 0% interest living-expense loans up to $6,000 per year and tuition-gap loans up to $5,000 per year; Social Finance also publishes a tuition-gap maximum of up to $15,000 for two years of the program. No student fees are charged.
DeadlineActive / limited-availability pilot for the 2026-27 academic year. No fixed public application deadline is published; funding is limited and subject to availability.
Required next actionIf enrolled in or accepted to CCBC's Associate Degree in Nursing program, confirm Maryland residency, age 18+, U.S. work authorization, FAFSA filing or CCBC-verified FAFSA ineligibility, and the program's basic credit requirements. Contact CCBC Financial Aid for current application instructions and apply through the MD Pay It Forward Fund / Ascent process while funding remains available. Do not assume future participating colleges or loan terms until the program publishes them.
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Active — deadline conflict; confirm live eMMA cutoffAtlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 6, 2026

Maryland Young Adult Sickle Cell Care Transition Program — PHPA 4078 / BPM058515

Maryland Department of Health is seeking one grantee to develop or strengthen a comprehensive transition program for young adults with sickle cell disease moving from pediatric to adult-centered care. The RFA requires transition coordination, psychosocial assessment, referral systems, evidence-informed readiness tools, workflows, staffing and quarterly outcome reporting. Atlas uses September 15, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET as a conservative operational cutoff because the available procurement materials contain conflicting close-date displays; applicants should confirm the live BPM058515 deadline in eMMA before submission.

FundingOne anticipated cost-reimbursable award. The RFA reviewed by Atlas does not publish a fixed grant ceiling; applicants propose a justified project budget and Atlas does not invent an amount.
DeadlineConservative operational cutoff: September 15, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET unless the live eMMA record establishes a later controlling time. The RFA itself contains conflicting dates: the Key Information Summary Sheet states September 16, 2026 at 2:00 PM local time, while Section 1.7 states September 15, 2026 at 2:00 PM local time. Questions are requested by September 9, 2026.
Required next actionImmediately search BPM058515 in eMaryland Marketplace Advantage and confirm the live closing date/time and all addenda. Eligible applicants should complete the project narrative, work plan and separate budget narrative; document nonprofit/government/public-college eligibility and Maryland good standing; designate transition-program staffing including a Transition Coordinator; define referral and care-continuity workflows; and submit before September 15 at noon ET unless eMMA clearly establishes a different controlling cutoff.
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ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 19, 2026

Maryland — Baltimore Community Foundation Stronger Schools Grants 2026 (Student Mental Health & School Health)

Baltimore Community Foundation is accepting 2026 Stronger Schools grant applications through September 23, 2026 for nonprofit-led projects serving Baltimore City or Baltimore County schools. Current priorities include student mental health, school climate and culture, kindergarten readiness, school-based health services, wellness rooms and supports for students with disabilities. A direct partnership with school leaders and a school letter of support are important application controls.

FundingBCF does not publish a universal Stronger Schools award ceiling. Its current FAQ states that a typical BCF grant is about $20,000, with smaller projects often receiving $1,000-$5,000; multi-year awards may be possible at committee discretion and subject to available funds.
DeadlineSeptember 23, 2026; the current BCF Stronger Schools page does not state a specific closing time.
Required next actionConfirm the applicant is an eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofit or has an eligible fiscal sponsor; identify the Baltimore City or Baltimore County school(s) to be served; develop the proposal directly with school leaders and secure the required school letter of support; align the project to student mental health, school climate/culture and/or kindergarten readiness; define measurable school-level outcomes; and submit through BCF's online portal by September 23, 2026.
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Active — re-solicitation openAtlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 10, 2026

Arkansas — U.S. Probation FY2027 Southwest Central Arkansas Outpatient Treatment Re-Solicitation — 0861-27-0500

The U.S. Probation Office for the Western District of Arkansas has re-opened solicitation 0861-27-0500 for Southwest Central Arkansas Region substance use, mental health, and co-occurring outpatient treatment services after determining that no technically acceptable proposals were received in the previous solicitation. Deadline: September 16, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. Central Time. Performance period: October 1, 2026 […]

FundingContract value not publicly stated. BPA initial term is 12 months with up to four additional one-year option periods (maximum potential term five years).
DeadlineSeptember 16, 2026 at 3:00 PM Central Time
Required next actionQualified Southwest Central Arkansas behavioral-health providers should request the controlling RFP package immediately from Treatment@arwp.uscourts.gov, verify every Section L/M, staffing, credentialing, facility, pricing, telemedicine, licensing and supporting-document requirement, and submit electronically before the deadline.
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ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 10, 2026

Kansas — Sedgwick County / City of Wichita OUD Integrated Care (RFP 26-0081)

Opportunity Overview Sedgwick County, in coordination with the City of Wichita and the Wichita-Sedgwick County Addiction Intervention Coalition, is seeking evidence-based OUD Treatment, Recovery, Prevention and Education services under the Integrated Care priority area. Funding & Deadline Total funding available is $580,000, with anticipated awards of up to $200,000 each and 2–3 awards expected. Proposals […]

FundingUp to $200,000 per award; $580,000 total; 2–3 awards anticipated.
DeadlineSeptember 15, 2026 at 1:45 PM Central Time.
Required next actionPrioritize qualified Sedgwick County OUD/behavioral-health/healthcare providers for partner-led evaluation. Review the official RFP, response form, budget workbook and Addendum #1. New applicant outreach must stop once fewer than 48 hours remain.
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ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Verified September 12, 2026

Albuquerque Gateway West Behavioral Health & Substance Use Services — RFP-2027-799-RM

Albuquerque is offering up to $1,101,676 in SAMHSA funding for an eligible nonprofit or governmental agency to provide behavioral-health and substance-use services at Gateway West. Proposals are due September 23, 2026 at 4:00 PM MST through EUNA/Bonfire.

FundingUp to $1,101,676 in FY2027 SAMHSA funding
DeadlineSeptember 23, 2026 at 4:00 PM MST
Required next actionEligible nonprofit and governmental agencies should review the complete Gateway West RFP and City administrative requirements, confirm service and substance-use-treatment compliance requirements, register in EUNA/Bonfire if needed, and submit well before September 23, 2026 at 4:00 PM MST.
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