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Open — applications accepted through October 23, 2026 at 5:00 PM Arizona time, as stated by current OEO Euna Grants and AHCCCS listings.Atlas Opportunity Score 80/100

Arizona RHTP Provider Retention and Well-Being Microgrant — 2026

Arizona OEO competitive rural healthcare workforce-retention grants: $500,000 per award; applications close October 23, 2026 at 5:00 PM Arizona time according to the administering agency's live Euna solicitation. The current Arizona OEO Euna Grants solicitation and AHCCCS active-solicitations table both confirm the deadline; applicants should review RFGA version 3 and all exhibits before filing.

Funding$500,000 per applicant (2 anticipated awards; $1,000,000 overall program funding). No required match. Reimbursement; 6.6% admin cap absent written approval.
DeadlineOctober 23, 2026 at 5:00 PM Arizona time (MST, UTC-7). The current Arizona OEO Euna Grants solicitation and AHCCCS active-solicitations table agree on this deadline; written questions were due October 9, 2026.
Last verifiedOctober 11, 2026
Required next actionRead the current OEO RFGA version 3, program FAQ/addenda, and required Exhibits A-J linked in Euna Grants; prepare Exhibit G budget, implementation plan, measurable retention and well-being baseline, SAM.gov registration and UEI, and documentation of eligible rural Arizona workforce and applicant authority. Apply through Euna Grants/eCivis by October 23, 2026 at 5:00 PM Arizona time. Euna is the only authorized application channel.

Broad Eligibility

Rural-serving Arizona healthcare nonprofits, CAHs, clinics, FQHCs, behavioral health providers, EMS, eligible private healthcare employers/practices, Tribal governments and tribally operated health programs; SAM/UEI and rural service requirements.

Atlas Analysis

On October 11, 2026 the current Arizona OEO Euna Grants solicitation and AHCCCS active-solicitations table both confirmed the October 23, 2026 deadline, superseding the earlier October 15 listing. Current official OEO program details: two $500,000 applicant awards from a $1,000,000 program pool; no mandatory match; reimbursement only, no advance or pre-award costs; administrative charges capped at 6.6% absent written OEO approval; rural Arizona healthcare workforce and applicant employer/site authority requirements; SAM/UEI, retention baseline within 90 days, quarterly and annual reporting, and prohibited incentive/ordinary clinical staffing costs. Expected performance period November 9, 2026 through August 1, 2027, with reimbursement deadline July 15, 2027. The current RFGA and Exhibits A-J are available via the issuer's Euna program listing; applicants should inspect all attachments and any posted amendments before applying.

Program overview

The Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO), as a subrecipient of AHCCCS under Arizona’s Rural Health Transformation Program (Assistance Listing 93.798), is accepting competitive applications to fund measurable retention and well-being interventions for rural Arizona healthcare personnel. This is applicant financial assistance, not procurement.

Funding and deadline

Individual award: $500,000. OEO anticipates two awards from a $1,000,000 total program pool; the program pool is not an individual award. The current administering agency’s Euna Grants solicitation lists applications open September 18, 2026 and due October 23, 2026 at 5:00 PM Arizona time. The updated AHCCCS RHTP active-solicitations table also confirms the October 23 deadline. Applicants should review the issuer’s current RFGA version 3 and any FAQ/addenda for the complete application requirements.

Eligibility

Eligible entities include rural-serving 501(c)(3) healthcare nonprofits, Critical Access Hospitals, clinics, FQHCs, behavioral-health providers, EMS agencies, qualifying for-profit healthcare employers and practice groups with rural Arizona sites, Tribal governments, and tribally operated healthcare programs. Funded services must benefit rural Arizona’s healthcare workforce. Applicants need an active SAM.gov registration and valid UEI, no exclusion or debarment, and organizational authority to implement the project at participating sites.

Eligible activities and restrictions

Proposals must address a specific workforce-retention or burnout driver through measurable interventions, such as evidence-based peer support, clinician well-being training, leadership practices, scheduling and workload redesign, appropriate safety and de-escalation training, or program evaluation. Recipients must establish a documented baseline within 90 days and provide progress and financial reports. Costs are reimbursed; no advance payments or pre-award expenses. No matching funds are required. Administrative costs generally may not exceed 6.6% unless OEO approves otherwise in writing. Prohibited costs include cash incentives or gift cards, staffing for ordinary clinical operations, new permanent staff positions, construction, personal gym memberships, lobbying, supplanting existing funding, and costs claimed under another federal award.

Application process and verification note

Applications must be submitted through the live Euna Grants/eCivis program portal. Read the administering agency’s full RFGA and required exhibits, including the budget worksheet, implementation plan, performance measures, organizational attestation, and the published FAQ and any addenda. Current official deadline: October 23, 2026 at 5:00 PM Arizona time, confirmed by both OEO’s live Euna Grants solicitation and AHCCCS’s current active-solicitations table. Applicants must review the controlling RFGA version 3, the required exhibits and any posted FAQ/addenda before filing.

Official applicant solicitation: Arizona OEO Provider Retention and Well-Being Microgrant (Euna Grants). State confirmation: AHCCCS funding announcement. Research checked October 11, 2026.

Source verificationReferenced source · gn.ecivis.comAtlas last verified this record October 11, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗