Illinois Public Health Institute (IPHI)

Grant for Nonprofits Planning New Medical Respite Programs

$30k–$40k

Amount

Cash

Oct 6, 2026

Deadline

8 days left

Illinois

Geography

Regional

Grant

Type

Non Profit

Medicine & Clinical Services
Poverty & Homelessness
Community Development & Housing

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About this grant

Provides planning grants to organizations across Illinois to develop new medical respite programs that offer safe recovery spaces for people experiencing homelessness. Funded programs will support care coordination and social services to promote health and housing stability. This opportunity is specifically for new programs, not existing medical respite services.

What you get

Planning grant of $30,000–$40,000
Support to identify potential partners
Support to determine need for and barriers to medical respite in the community
Support to develop a plan to implement new medical respite services

How to apply

Completed application submitted via email to Jessica.Lynch@iphionline.org and Sydney.Edmond@iphionline.org
Review of Request for Applications (RFA) for eligibility requirements and instructions

Eligibility

Must be a new medical respite program (not an existing program)
Must be located in or serve communities in Illinois
Eligible types include housing and homelessness service providers, hospitals, community health centers, healthcare systems, behavioral and mental health care providers, substance use treatment providers, and other relevant community-based organizations
Must be interested in planning for medical respite services

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