Duplicate internal draft — do not publish. The authoritative public Atlas record is Idaho RHTP Substance Use Disorder Prevention, post 141.Atlas Opportunity Score 88/100
Idaho RHTP SUD Prevention
Idaho RHTP subgrant funding to expand evidence-based substance-use prevention programs for parents, families, and households in rural communities with limited prevention access.
Funding$400,000 total; approximately $100,000-$400,000 per award; 1-4 subawards.
DeadlineSeptember 18, 2026, 5:00 PM MT.
Last verifiedSeptember 13, 2026
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Broad Eligibility
Rural healthcare facilities and providers; schools and Idaho colleges or universities; nonprofit and community organizations; faith-based organizations; government and Tribal organizations; healthcare associations; and FQHCs, subject to the controlling solicitation and rural-geography requirements.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score 88/100. N9+ Direct Vendor Fit 3/100. Strong cross-sector rural substance-use prevention funding with healthcare and school applicability, but the verified scope does not establish a defensible N9+ procurement path. Do not position N9+ as a funded component unless the controlling solicitation and an applicant-specific prevention model expressly support it.
Idaho’s Rural Health Transformation Program is accepting applications for SUD Prevention. Idaho Department of Health and Welfare lists the opportunity as open, with a vendor conference scheduled for September 3, 2026.
Funding: $400,000 total, with awards described as approximately $100,000 to $400,000 each and 1 to 4 subawards.
Deadline: September 18, 2026, at 5:00 PM MT.
Eligible applicants: Rural healthcare facilities and providers; schools and Idaho colleges or universities; nonprofit and community organizations; faith-based organizations; government and Tribal organizations; healthcare associations; and federally qualified health centers, subject to the controlling solicitation and rural-geography requirements.
Purpose: Expand evidence-based substance-use prevention programs for parents, families, and households in rural communities that currently have limited access to prevention services.
Atlas assessment: 88/100. The opportunity is valuable because it crosses healthcare, education, community, and public-sector applicants and targets a clear rural behavioral-health need. N9+ Direct Vendor Fit is 3/100 because the verified scope is prevention programming rather than clinical telehealth, remote physical examination, RPM, or healthcare-device procurement.
Applicants should confirm all controlling application instructions, rural eligibility rules, forms, amendments, allowable costs, reporting requirements, and submission mechanics from Idaho DHW before filing.
From Funding to Implementation · School Health Solution
Turn school-health funding into a clinically capable care model.
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Source verificationOfficial government source · healthandwelfare.idaho.govAtlas last verified this record September 13, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
