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DC Department of Behavioral Health

Grant for Substance Use Disorder Treatment Providers Serving Pregnant and Parenting Women

$200k

Amount

Cash

Aug 7, 2026

Deadline

Past due

District of Columbia

Geography

Local

Grant

Type

Government

Medicine & Clinical Services
Maternal & Child Health
Mental Health & Suicide Prevention
Human Services & Social Welfare

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About this grant

Funds a certified substance use disorder (SUD) provider to deliver comprehensive outpatient treatment and recovery support services for pregnant and parenting women in the District of Columbia. Services include evidence-based SUD treatment, care coordination, parenting support, peer recovery services, and discharge planning. The grant supports trauma-informed, individualized approaches to improve maternal and child health outcomes.

What you get

Up to $200,000 for one base year
Up to four (4) additional 12-month option years contingent on performance and fund availability
Technical assistance from DBH on effective methods to track output-level data
Collaboration and coordination support from DBH and community partners

How to apply

Notice of Eligibility and Experience Requirements (Attachment A)
Applicant Profile and Project Abstract (Attachment C, 1 page)
Project Narrative (up to 6 pages)
Work Plan (Attachment D)
Staffing Plan (Attachment E) with staff CVs, resumes, and position descriptions
Budget Justification (Attachment F)
Organizational Required Documents: Business License, Certificate of Clean Hands, IRS Tax-Exempt Determination Letter (nonprofits), IRS 990, IRS W-9, Audited Financial Statements, Board of Directors list, Active UEI Number
Signed General Terms and Conditions, Assurances, Certifications, and all required attachments (Attachments 1–9)

Eligibility

Must be a 501(c)(3) non-profit or for-profit organization located in the District of Columbia
Must be a DC Department of Behavioral Health certified substance use disorder (SUD) provider
At least one (1) year of experience providing SUD treatment services, including knowledge of effective SUD screening and treatment for pregnant and parenting women
Demonstrated capacity to meet the needs of pregnant and parenting women with SUD in DC
Maintained established partnerships for linkage and coordination of prenatal, postpartum, pediatric, medical, and behavioral health services in DC
Must have a UEI number, Tax ID, and be registered in the federal System for Award Management (SAM)
Must have a functioning accounting system operated in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles
Individuals are not eligible for DBH grant funding

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