Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Adminis
SAMHSA is a US federal agency providing grants for mental health and substance use disorder prevention and treatment programs.
Get Grants for Suicide Prevention Programs
This grant supports states and communities in implementing strategies to prevent suicide and suicide attempts among adults aged 25 and older. Funded projects aim to reduce the national suicide rate and save lives.
Get Funding for Opioid Alternatives in Healthcare
Hospitals and emergency departments can secure funding to develop and implement innovative pain management strategies that don't involve opioids. This program aims to reduce opioid reliance and improve patient care.
Get Funding for Opioid Recovery Centers
Non-profit organizations operating comprehensive centers are eligible to receive funding. This grant supports the full spectrum of treatment and recovery services to combat the opioid epidemic.
Minority Mental Health Grants: Boost Your Practice!
This grant is for mental health professionals looking to enhance their expertise in serving racial and ethnic minority populations with mental or co-occurring disorders. Secure funding to improve treatment quality and expand your practice's impact.
Get Grants for School Mental Health Services!
Is your school located in a federally declared disaster area affected by recent hurricanes, typhoons, wildfires, earthquakes, tornadoes, or floods? This grant offers funding to provide essential mental and substance use disorder treatment and crisis counseling to impacted students.
Get Funding for Disaster Impacted Services
This grant is for organizations providing mental and substance use disorder treatment to adults affected by major disasters in 2018 and 2019. Funding aims to mitigate the impact of these events and provide essential support.
Get Funding for Mental Health & Addiction Services Expansion!
This grant is for Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics looking to expand their services and improve access to integrated mental and substance use disorder treatment. Fund your clinic to offer 24/7 crisis intervention, co-occurring disorder treatment, and physical healthcare in one location.
Get Funding for AI/AN Child & Family Mental Health Infrastructure
American Indian/Alaska Native tribal and urban Indian communities can apply for funds to build coordinated mental health systems for children, youth, and families. This grant supports planning and development to bridge the gap in service availability and improve community well-being.
Get Funding to Prevent Substance Abuse in Your Community
Are you a community or state-level organization focused on preventing substance abuse? This grant offers funding to develop and implement strategies that reduce the misuse of problematic substances among youth and adults, addressing national prevention priorities.
Funding for Suicide Prevention Initiatives
This grant is for organizations and communities dedicated to preventing suicide by providing technical assistance, training, and resources. Funds will support the development and implementation of national suicide prevention strategies and best practices.
Get Funding for Addiction Recovery Peer Support!
Recovery Community Organizations and peer support networks can access funding to expand addiction recovery services. This grant supports training and technical assistance to empower individuals with lived experience in guiding others towards recovery.
Get Funding to Support Families Impacted by Addiction
Are you working to help families affected by mental health or substance use disorders? This grant supports organizations providing training, resources, and education to both the public and healthcare professionals to improve family support services and integrate them into treatment programs.
Get Funding for Homelessness & Housing Support Programs
Non-profits and organizations serving individuals experiencing homelessness and mental health/substance use challenges can get funding. This grant supports training and technical assistance to improve services for those with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, or co-occurring conditions.
Boost Your Mental Health Services Business Funding!
Non-profits and community organizations serving youth and families with mental health needs can access funding to expand evidence-based services. This grant supports training and technical assistance to improve access and effectiveness of mental health care.
Get Funding to Expand Treatment Services
This grant is for existing Adult or Family Treatment Drug Courts looking to boost their substance use disorder treatment capacity. Secure funding to offer vital services and support individuals needing an alternative to incarceration.
Get Funding for Child Mental Health Programs!
This grant is for organizations dedicated to improving mental health outcomes for children and youth with serious emotional disturbances and their families. Funding supports the expansion and integration of comprehensive community mental health services.
Unlock Funding for Mental Health Support Programs
This grant is for organizations implementing assisted outpatient treatment programs to help individuals with serious mental illness thrive in their communities. Funding aims to reduce hospitalizations and improve overall well-being for participants.
Get Funding for Minority Health & Prevention Programs
Racial and ethnic minority organizations can receive funding to launch programs that prevent substance abuse and HIV, connecting high-risk individuals with vital services and education.
Get Funding for Child Trauma Treatment Services
This grant is for organizations aiming to expand access to trauma-focused treatment and services for children, adolescents, and their families experiencing traumatic events. Fund your community's healing and support initiatives.
Get Funding for Child Trauma Services!
This grant is for organizations providing specialized treatment and services for children who have experienced trauma. Funding will support adapting evidence-based approaches to meet the unique needs of different communities and trauma types.