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Illinois Department of Children and Family Services

Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS).

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Latest verification: September 19, 2026
Verified records1
Active opportunities1
Top opportunity score84/100
States represented1

GeographyIllinois

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Active Atlas Opportunity Score 84/100
Verified September 19, 2026

Illinois Department of Children and Family Services

Illinois DCFS FY27 Family Care Plan (FCP) Pilot Program

Illinois DCFS competitive pilot grant supporting Family Care Plan services for pregnant and postpartum people with substance-use histories and substance-exposed infants. One award of up to $100,000 is expected; applications close October 19, 2026, with the exact public close time and time zone not stated in the current Euna/GATA listing.

Funding$100,000 total opportunity funding; one competitive award expected, with an award ceiling of $100,000.
DeadlineOctober 19, 2026. The current public GATA and Euna listings do not publish an exact submission clock time or time zone.
Required next actionResolve the exact October 19, 2026 submission clock time and time zone from the live Euna/DCFS application before any applicant outreach or submission. Reconcile a current source-control inconsistency before relying on continuation funding: the Euna NOFO describes Year 1 of a multi-year award with up to two subsequent one-year renewals, while the Illinois CSFA program record states that no renewals are offered. Identify qualified Illinois providers with the required existing eligible caseload and maternal/SUD Family Care Plan service capacity; verify staffing, GATA/SAM/UEI status, geographic fit, nonprofit preference, CRM deduplication, Email_Opt_Out, and sent history. The CSFA program record states matching funds are not required. Build any package only from current Euna prompts and required GATA budget materials. Do not introduce N9+ in initial outreach.