Open. Official Wisconsin DHS applicant-facing RFA posted October 27, 2026, last revised October 29, verified October 30, 2026. Applications due November 24 at 11:59 p.m. (time zone unstated).
Wisconsin DHS 2026 Family-Centered Approach to Substance Use Disorders Grants ($125,000 per Year; November 24)
FundingOne anticipated applicant award: $125,000 per year, renewable annually for up to five years (2027-2031) conditional on performance and funds. $627,500 overall program allocation, not the single-year award. No required match.
DeadlineNovember 24, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Exact time zone is not specified on official Wisconsin DHS notice. Questions due November 10, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.; answers expected November 16.
Last verified2026-10-30
Required next actionConfirm active DHS 75 certification and Wisconsin Medicaid provider enrollment. Prepare an eight-page maximum narrative, first-year F-01601-C budget, Form W-9, DHS 75 documentation and Medicaid MA ID. Email a complete application by November 24 at 11:59 p.m. to DHSDCTSBPTRFundingOpportunities@dhs.wisconsin.gov with subject Family-Centered Approach to Substance Use Disorders. Check DHS website for amendments.
Broad Eligibility
Wisconsin county public agencies or nonprofit organizations serving Wisconsin residents, already certified under Wis. Admin. Code DHS 75 and Medicaid-enrolled/approved for Medicaid reimbursement per 45 CFR 96.137. Existing 2022 SA2022FCT recipients are ineligible unless establishing a new program. Must provide pregnancy/parenting women and children age up to 5 with family-centered SUD services and at least two years aftercare.
Atlas Analysis
Fully examined controlling official Wisconsin DHS 2026 Family-Centered Approach to Substance Use Disorders RFA webpage Oct 30 2026. Genuine financial assistance, not procurement, 1 award estimated $125,000 per year with conditional renewals 2027-2031, $627,500 overall pool only, match none. Application deadline Nov 24 2026 11:59 p.m., time zone not explicitly given. Mandatory DHS75 certification, Medicaid enrollment and special 2022 awardee restriction. Eight-page narrative plus W9, F-01601-C budget, certification and Medicaid ID, email submission. Program must furnish integrated SUD care and two years follow-up; recurring reporting and funding restrictions documented. Different from WP #4908 Family Centered Treatment-Recovery Implementation funded from opioid settlement with a different 2026 solicitation; existing published and pending duplicates checked before creation. Full-source verification is based on controlling official solicitation webpage, subject to any new amendments. Existing protected WordPress publisher not bypassed.
Wisconsin Family-Centered Approach to Substance Use Disorders
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Care and Treatment Services, is accepting applications for a five-year family-centered treatment program serving pregnant women and mothers with dependent children up to age 5. This is financial assistance under the Substance Use Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Services Block Grant, not a government vendor procurement.
Individual award and timeline
One award is anticipated at $125,000 per year, with annual contract renewals potentially covering 2027 through 2031, contingent on performance and available funding. $627,500 represents the entire program funding pool, not an additional individual annual award. No applicant match is required. Applications are due November 24, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. The official notice does not specify a time zone. Written questions are due November 10, with answers expected November 16.
Who may apply
Eligible applicants are a Wisconsin county public agency or a nonprofit serving residents of Wisconsin. Applicants must already be certified under Wisconsin Administrative Code DHS 75 and enrolled as Medicaid providers approved for Medicaid reimbursement under 45 CFR 96.137. Organizations awarded under 2022 opportunity SA2022FCT are ineligible unless proposing a new program.
Program requirements
Funded providers must deliver evidence-based, gender-responsive substance use disorder treatment in an approved residential, in-home, or outpatient setting; coordinate prenatal and pediatric care, childcare, parenting, housing, vocational support and transportation as needed; and provide at least two years of follow-up aftercare for each participating woman and her children. Annual renewal depends on deliverables, audit findings and funds availability. DHS requires monthly expense reports and specified performance and program-participation reports.
Application instructions
Prepare an eight-page maximum narrative addressing program design, capacity, sustainability, experience and five-year measurable priorities. Include IRS Form W-9, first-year line-item budget Form F-01601-C, DHS 75 certification documentation and Medicaid enrollment ID. Email the complete application to DHSDCTSBPTRFundingOpportunities@dhs.wisconsin.gov with the subject line Family-Centered Approach to Substance Use Disorders. Read the full controlling application guidance, legal requirements and updates at https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/contracts/family-centered-approach-substance-use-disorders.htm.
Source verificationOfficial government source · www.dhs.wisconsin.govAtlas last verified this record 2026-10-30. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
