Oregon Health Authority (OHA), Public Health Division

Grant for Oregon Nonprofits and Community Organizations Addressing Opioid Crisis

$25k–$500k

Amount

Cash

Dec 17, 2026

Deadline

2 months left

Oregon

Geography

Regional

Grant

Type

Government

Medicine & Clinical Services
Mental Health & Suicide Prevention
Human Services & Social Welfare
Criminal Justice Reform
Community Development & Housing

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About this grant

Funds Oregon-based organizations to address the ongoing impacts of the opioid crisis through prevention, overdose risk reduction, treatment, recovery, and innovative research activities. Projects must serve Oregon communities and are expected to advance culturally and linguistically tailored approaches for populations experiencing substance use disorder-related disparities. Awards are available at two tiers for small-scale and larger comprehensive projects across the substance use disorder care continuum.

What you get

Tier One awards: $25,000–$75,000 for smaller organizations and small-scale projects
Tier Two awards: $100,000–$500,000 for larger, more comprehensive projects
Two-year grant period from July 1, 2027 through June 30, 2029
Capital expenditures for renovations, vehicles, and equipment eligible (up to $250,000 for Tier Two)

How to apply

Document A – Proposer Information and Certifications
Document B – Application Form
Document C – Project Plan Template
Document D – Grant Budget & Narrative Template
Document E – Letter of Commitment Template (required when partners are included)
Document F – Proposer Acknowledgements & Compliances

Eligibility

Must be registered to conduct business in Oregon with the Oregon Secretary of State
Must maintain a physical location in Oregon from which the proposed project operates
Must provide services funded by this RFGP to a predominantly Oregon-based population
Must plan to spend all grant funds within Oregon unless an exception is approved by OHA
State agencies are not eligible to apply
The Nine Federally Recognized Tribes in Oregon are not eligible to apply due to prior direct allocations
National organizations without an Oregon registration or physical presence are not eligible
Grant funds may only be used for secular program activities

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Grant for Oregon Nonprofits and Community Organizations Addressing Opioid Crisis

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