Active — Fall applications due October 16, 2026
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified October 6, 2026
Harrington Cancer and Health Foundation
Harrington Cancer and Health Foundation is accepting Fall 2026 community grant applications through October 16, 2026 for eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits and governmental entities whose projects benefit residents of the 26 northernmost counties of the Texas Panhandle. Current priorities include cancer care, prevention, detection, supportive care, survivorship, healthcare access, behavioral health, and chronic disease management and prevention.
Required next actionConfirm 501(c)(3) nonprofit or governmental-entity eligibility and service to the 26 northernmost Texas Panhandle counties; align the project to cancer care/prevention/detection/supportive care/survivorship or access to care, behavioral health, or chronic disease management/prevention; contact HCHF before applying; and submit a complete online application well before October 16, 2026.
Active - Fall 2026 proposals open
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 16, 2026
The Seybert Foundation
The Seybert Foundation is accepting Fall 2026 Innovation Grant proposals from nonprofit organizations and fiscally sponsored projects primarily serving Philadelphia youth. Individual grants generally range from $20,000 to $60,000, with smaller requests allowed. Proposals are due Friday, September 18, 2026 at 8:00 PM EDT.
Required next actionConfirm that more than 50% of the applicant's overall target population is Philadelphia youth age 24 or younger; verify applicant-controlled EIN, population figures and proposal responses; define a genuinely new, measurable and scalable proof-of-concept; and confirm any technology costs with Seybert before budgeting. Submit well before September 18, 2026 at 8:00 PM EDT.
Active — rolling until June 30, 2027 or until funding is exhausted
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified October 6, 2026
National Children's Alliance (NCA)
Alaska Children's Advocacy Centers and qualifying multidisciplinary teams can apply on a rolling basis for $5,000-$50,000 NCA Equipment and Technology Support awards through June 30, 2027 at 11:59 PM ET, or until funding is exhausted. Eligible uses expressly include telemed forensic exam equipment, forensic imaging systems, remote review technology, telehealth platforms, and other CAC equipment and technology.
Required next actionConfirm the Alaska applicant is an eligible NCA Accredited, Associate/Developing, Affiliate, Satellite, qualifying non-member MDT, or entity establishing a CAC; maintain active SAM registration and a valid UEI; obtain the State Chapter support letter when required; document the equipment/technology need and impact; obtain required vendor cost comparisons; use the NCA budget/timeline workbook; and submit through the NCA YourCause portal as early as practical because funding can be exhausted before June 30, 2027.
Open — applications due October 1, 2026 at 3:00 PM; the current City page does not state a time zone.
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 28, 2026
The City of Lafayette, Indiana is accepting 2027 opioid settlement grant applications for local prevention, treatment, recovery, and harm-reduction projects. The City has announced a $430,000 total grant pool. Applications are due October 1, 2026 at 3:00 PM; the current City page does not state a time zone.
Required next actionUse the current City application and RFA, align the project with prevention, treatment, recovery, or harm-reduction priorities, complete the required budget and supporting documentation, and submit the application by October 1, 2026 at 3:00 PM. The current City page does not state a time zone.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified October 5, 2026
Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority
<p>Quarterly Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority Partnership Grants support beneficiary-serving organizations, including nonprofits, Tribal entities, governments, foundations, and corporations. The next deadline is Monday, November 16, 2026 at 5:00 PM Alaska Time because the recurring November 15 deadline falls on a Sunday.</p>
Required next actionDefine a beneficiary-specific project aligned with a current Trust priority, verify nonduplication and project-specific cost allowability, prepare the required impact/data rationale, and apply through Blackbaud GrantsConnect.
Closed
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified October 5, 2026
Alaska Department of Public Safety
Alaska DPS is accepting FFY 2022-FFY 2025 Byrne SCIP local-share proposals from eligible Alaska local governments and federally recognized Tribes. Approximately $974,000 is available in aggregate, with no stated minimum award. Applications are due September 25, 2026 at 4:30 PM; the current notice and RFP do not state a time zone.
Required next actionThe Alaska Byrne SCIP FFY22-FFY25 local-share application window closed September 25, 2026 at 4:30 PM. Monitor Alaska DPS for awards, amendments, additional-funding action, or a future Byrne SCIP solicitation; do not submit against this closed round unless DPS formally reopens or extends it.
Closed — September 18, 2026 deadline passed
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 19, 2026
Rocky Mountain Health Foundation
Opportunity Overview Rocky Mountain Health Foundation’s 2026-28 Healthcare Fund is open for approved applicants serving Colorado’s Western Slope. The fund provides multi-year General Operating support to organizations delivering direct physical healthcare, behavioral healthcare, or specialized disability services. Recent Healthcare Fund grants have ranged from $15,000 to $40,000. Funding and Deadline The 2026-28 Healthcare Fund application […]
Required next actionThe 2026-28 Healthcare Fund application deadline has passed. Do not begin or continue new applicant outreach or package work for this cycle. Preserve canonical history and monitor Rocky Mountain Health Foundation for the next Healthcare Fund cycle or an authoritative reopening.
Open - Publication hold pending exact deadline time-zone verification
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 15, 2026
DCJS is accepting CY 2027-2029 applications from Virginia local and regional jails for SUD treatment and transition services. About $900,000 is anticipated, with requests up to $150,000 over 36 months and no required match. The official deadline is October 13, 2026 at noon, but the current controlling sources do not separately state a time zone, so Atlas is holding public release and outreach until that control is confirmed.
Required next actionConfirm the exact deadline time zone from the controlling DCJS/OGMS system before public release or new applicant outreach. Then identify eligible Virginia local and regional jails and complete CRM, Email Opt-Out, recipient-identity and sent-history deduplication gates before contact.
Open — Grants.gov step closed October 6, 2026; JustGrants due October 9, 2026 at 8:59 PM ET
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified October 7, 2026
Bureau of Justice Assistance
Invitation-only FY 2026 BJA funding for congressionally designated justice, reentry, behavioral-health, victim-services, public-safety and related projects. $410.6 million is expected across 478 awards, with no match required; only named invited recipients may apply.
Required next actionOnly designated FY 2026 invited applicants that completed the Grants.gov step by October 6, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET should continue. Confirm the legal recipient name or DBA and SAM.gov UEI match the official project list, use the exact appropriated project title and amount, complete the required SF-424, proposal abstract, proposal narrative, budget and applicable attachments, and submit the complete JustGrants application by October 9, 2026 at 8:59 PM ET. Organizations that did not complete the Grants.gov step by October 6 cannot begin a new application for this cycle.
Active — application period open
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 30, 2026
California Department of Health Care Services
DHCS is offering $17 million for approximately 20 to 30 Medi-Cal pediatric primary-care organizations to build and scale dyadic behavioral health services, with fixed awards of $500,000 or $700,000 based on pediatric Medi-Cal volume.
Required next actionConfirm the applicant is an eligible Medi-Cal organization operating a pediatric or family primary-care setting and meets the applicable Tier 1 or Tier 2 pediatric Medi-Cal volume threshold. Prepare the required leadership support, DHCS budget template, staffing plan and narrative, resumes or CVs, organization chart, audited financial statement, W-9, and any applicable federally approved indirect-cost-rate documentation. Submit by October 26, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. PDT.
Open — applications due October 13, 2026 at 12:00 noon
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified October 7, 2026
Virginia DCJS is accepting CY 2027-2029 applications from local and regional jails for jail-based substance use disorder treatment and transition services. Approximately $900,000 is available, individual requests may not exceed $150,000 over 36 months, no match is required, and applications are due October 13, 2026 at 12:00 noon; the controlling guidelines do not separately state a time zone.
Required next actionVirginia local and regional jails should confirm eligibility and required licenses or certifications, document the service gap and proposed treatment or transition model, prepare the itemized budget and narrative required by DCJS, and submit through OGMS by October 13, 2026 at 12:00 noon. The current public program page does not separately state a time zone, so applicants should confirm the live OGMS clock before final submission.
Active — Willing & Qualified Contracting
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 19, 2026
Maine Department of Health and Human Services
Opportunity Overview The Maine Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Behavioral Health has an active Willing & Qualified contracting pathway for Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) — Jail Re-Entry/OBOT under CT NOI 0720260505. The State’s current PJF covers MAT in office-based opioid treatment settings, recovery-coach services linked to office-based medical centers and emergency-department induction, […]
Required next actionTreat Mercy Hospital and the ten listed Maine county/multi-county jail entities as incumbent contract holders, not unsent applicants for this exact W&Q pathway. For any additional prospective provider, first verify its specific MAT/OBOT, recovery-coach, and/or jail re-entry service model; all required federal and Maine licenses/certifications; licensed medical and clinical staffing; correctional or office-based treatment capacity; and current incremental contracting/funding availability with the DHHS contract administrator. Then complete canonical CRM Contact/Lead/Deal, Email Opt-Out, and actual sent-history deduplication before outreach. Do not initiate Dr. Miltie direct-vendor pursuit unless the specialized clinical and regulatory qualification requirements are independently established.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 30, 2026
Barren County Fiscal Court
Barren County, Kentucky is accepting 2026 opioid-settlement grant proposals from organizations or groups addressing opioid prevention, harm reduction, treatment, recovery, substance use disorders, polysubstance use, or co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions. Proposals are accepted September 17 through October 15, 2026; the county does not publish an exact cutoff time or time zone.
Required next actionDefine a Barren County opioid-remediation project, map it to KRS 15.291(5) allowable uses, avoid supplanting existing funding, complete the county proposal and budget template, attach the project director resume or biography and optional support materials, and submit by October 15, 2026 after confirming cutoff timing directly with the county.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 21, 2026
New Canaan Community Foundation
New Canaan Community Foundation is accepting 2026-27 multi-year Strategic Growth and Solutions proposals from established NCCF grantee organizations working in behavioral health, early childhood, or human services. Awards are expected in the $100,000-$250,000 range over 3-5 years, with applications due October 16, 2026 at 11:30 PM; the published materials do not state a time zone.
Required next actionIdentify established NCCF grantees with at least three qualifying NCCF grant-cycle awards in the past five years and current work in behavioral health, early childhood, or human services. Verify grant history before outreach. Build any proposal only from verified organization facts and the controlling NCCF application requirements.
Active — 2027 Impact Grant application open
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 30, 2026
United Way of South Central Indiana is accepting 2027 Impact Grant applications from qualifying nonprofits serving Brown, Greene, Lawrence, Monroe, Orange, or Owen counties. Requests may be up to $25,000 for one year, including Healthy Community programs that expand healthcare and behavioral-health access for ALICE households.
Required next actionConfirm the applicant serves at least one eligible county, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit or has a qualifying fiscal sponsor, and is proposing one program that clearly supports ALICE households and one of UWSCI's focus areas. Use the live application portal and current supporting resources, assemble the requested governance and financial documents, and submit by October 16, 2026. Because the public deadline omits a closing time and time zone, confirm the exact portal cutoff before relying on the final day.
Active — rolling application / no fixed deadline published
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 24, 2026
Managed Health Services (MHS)
Managed Health Services (MHS) maintains a live Indiana School-Based Telehealth Funding Application for provider-school partnerships interested in establishing school-based telehealth clinics. The current public application does not publish a fixed deadline, award amount, or universal match requirement, so those terms remain fail-closed pending verification.
Required next actionVerify current MHS award amount/range, equipment list and ownership terms, procurement/vendor rules, match/cost-share requirement, award cadence, maintenance/support obligations, and any current application-cycle limits. Then identify a legitimate Indiana school/provider partnership with an existing relationship. Before ORIGINAL outreach verify a business Contact, Email_Opt_Out is not true, no authoritative permanent hard bounce, and no duplicate original in Account/Contact/Deal/Atlas_Email_Queue/authoritative send history. Ordinary outreach must not introduce or sell N9+.
Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 24, 2026
The Indianapolis Foundation
The Indianapolis Foundation’s 2027 Summer Youth Program Fund is open for Marion County summer youth programs serving ages 4–24. Applications close October 16, 2026 at 4:00 PM; the official public materials reviewed do not state a time zone. A separate Lilly Endowment capital round offers approximately 35 awards up to $45,000 for qualifying repeat SYPF grantees.
Required next actionIdentify an eligible Marion County youth-serving tax-exempt organization or fiscally sponsored project with a credible 2027 summer program; verify applicant eligibility, current portal requirements, budget, historical SYPF status if capital funding is contemplated, verified business Contact, Email_Opt_Out, permanent bounce, Account/Contact/Deal/Atlas_Email_Queue/send-history deduplication before any ORIGINAL outreach. Ordinary outreach must not mention N9+.
Draft — Open application; exact portal cutoff conflict requires confirmation
Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 24, 2026
AmeriHealth Caritas
AmeriHealth Caritas has opened its inaugural Hoosier Health Impact Grants for Indiana 501(c)(3) organizations serving older Hoosiers, caregivers, and/or child-welfare populations in 10 counties. The program has a $100,000 total pool and expects multiple awards. The public deadline is October 2, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. CT, but the live form's programmed end time appears earlier, so Atlas is treating the exact portal cutoff as unresolved until confirmed.
Required next actionConfirm the exact portal cutoff with AmeriHealth Caritas; identify an eligible 501(c)(3) serving older Hoosiers, caregivers, and/or child-welfare populations in Allen, Delaware, Elkhart, Hamilton, Lake, Madison, Marion, St. Joseph, Vanderburgh, or Vigo County; verify current need, applicant authority, budget treatment, and live form requirements; then clear verified business Contact, Email_Opt_Out, permanent-bounce, Account/Contact/Deal/Atlas_Email_Queue, and authoritative send-history gates before ORIGINAL outreach.
Closed
Atlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 4, 2026
Illinois Department of Human Services
Illinois expects approximately $6.712547 million under the current FY27 SPCE NOFO across five awards, ranging from $187,500 to $3.4875 million; the broader CSFA program page separately lists $8.684907 million in total FY2027 program funding. Applications are due September 4, 2026 at 12:00 PM CT.
Required next actionConfirm Illinois GATA prequalification, active SAM.gov and UEI status, and CSA registration; assemble the required application packet, Lifeline Network Agreement or proof it is in process, required accreditation, budget and Programmatic Risk Assessment; email the complete packet to DHS.DBHR.GrantApp@illinois.gov by September 4, 2026 at 12:00 PM CT.
Active — applications due September 30, 2026 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time
Atlas Opportunity Score 93/100
Verified September 28, 2026
Maryland Center for School Safety
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.
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.
