Medicine & Clinical Services: Grants Closing in August
August brings a cluster of funding opportunities for nonprofits working in clinical care, substance use treatment, perinatal services, and rural health. Most deadlines fall in the first two weeks of the month, so if any of these fit your organization's work, the time to move is now.
Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA): Grant for Small Rural Healthcare Providers
HRSA is funding quality improvement work in small rural hospitals and clinics. The grant supports organizations building capacity to collect and use clinical data, implement evidence-based approaches to chronic disease management, and strengthen billing and coding skills. The goal is sustainable quality improvement infrastructure that supports value-based care. If you run or partner with a rural healthcare facility, this is worth a close look. Deadline: August 6. Apply here
DC Department of Behavioral Health: Grant for Substance Use Disorder Treatment Providers Serving Pregnant and Parenting Women
This grant funds certified SUD providers in Washington, D.C. to deliver comprehensive outpatient treatment and recovery support for pregnant and parenting women. Services include evidence-based treatment, care coordination, parenting support, peer recovery services, and discharge planning, all delivered with a trauma-informed lens. If your organization serves this population in D.C., the deadline is August 7. Apply here
Administration for Children and Families: Grant for Regional Partnerships Addressing Child Welfare and Substance Abuse
ACF is seeking regional partnerships between child welfare agencies, substance abuse treatment providers, and courts to serve children in or at risk of out-of-home placement due to caregiver substance abuse. This is a large grant supporting comprehensive long-term treatment, early intervention, mental health services, and parenting skills training over a 60-month period. Deadline: August 7. Apply here
Oregon Health Authority: Grant for Community-Based Perinatal Service Organizations
Oregon is investing in culturally specific and culturally competent perinatal services. Funding supports training for doulas and community health workers, outreach to recruit new providers, capacity building for culturally specific organizations, and technical assistance for Medicaid billing. Eligible applicants include culturally-specific organizations, nonprofits, and small businesses. Deadline: August 7. Apply here
Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration: Grant for Rural Health Nonprofits and Community Organizations
Arkansas is funding community-driven rural health projects focused on nutrition, physical activity, chronic disease prevention, and wellness. Eligible projects include school-based health programs, food access initiatives, faith-based outreach, healthcare workforce training, and integrated care models. Nonprofits, hospitals, schools, faith institutions, and government agencies all qualify. Deadline: August 7. Apply here
Maine Recovery Council: Grant for Community Coalitions Preventing Substance Use Disorders
Maine is distributing opioid settlement funds to community-led and youth-led coalitions working to prevent opioid and substance use disorders by improving community conditions like housing, income, and basic needs. Both planning and implementation grants are available. The council prioritizes coalitions that are culturally relevant and deeply engaged with communities most impacted by opioid use disorder. Deadline: August 11. Apply here
The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey: Grant for Healthcare Nonprofits
New Jersey's Healthcare Foundation offers quarterly 12-month project grants for nonprofit organizations delivering healthcare and health-related services. Standard grants fund specific projects aligned with the foundation's guidelines, with renewal options for previously approved work. You'll need to complete an Initial Request for Funding Form first before a full application is invited. Deadline: August 13. Apply here
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