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HHS Office of Population Affairs (OPA)

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Population Affairs, including Title X family planning services, adolescent health and related public-health funding.

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HHS Office of Population Affairs (OPA)

HHS OPA FY 2027 Title X Family Planning Services Grants

HHS Office of Population Affairs plans up to $257 million for as many as 90 Title X family planning service grants, with anticipated awards from $200,000 to $22 million and project periods of up to five years. The current OPA funding page lists applications due January 11, 2027.

FundingUp to approximately $257,000,000 total anticipated funding for up to 90 awards. The NOFO lists an anticipated award range of $200,000 to $22,000,000 and a period of performance of up to 60 months. Actual FY 2027 funding remains subject to federal appropriations.
DeadlineCurrent OPA funding page and federal grant search list January 11, 2027. The original NOFO PDF states January 9, 2027. Atlas uses January 11 as the current public deadline but recommends submitting by January 9 where feasible until the Grants.gov package or a formal amendment fully reconciles the discrepancy.
Required next actionConfirm the applicant is a public or private nonprofit entity, define the proposed Title X service area and service-delivery network, determine whether subrecipients are needed, document required non-federal financial support, review the Title X statute/regulations and FY 2027 agency priorities, and build the Grants.gov application well ahead of the January deadline. Because the original PDF and current OPA/Grants.gov listings conflict on January 9 versus January 11, use January 9 as the safe internal submission target unless the controlling Grants.gov package clearly confirms the later date.