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TI-26-011

Treatment and Recovery Services for Youth, Young Adults, and Families

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Adminis (HHS-SAMHS-SAMHSA)

Up to $545,000
Due Jul 16, 2026(27d left)
At a glance
Moderate Complexity

This grant is designed to support programs that provide treatment and recovery services for children, teens, and young adults dealing with substance use disorders and mental health issues. It aims to help not just the individuals but also their families or primary caregivers.

Who it's for: Organizations that can provide comprehensive treatment and recovery services for young people and their families dealing with substance use and mental health disorders.

More details

Likely Disqualifiers

  • Failure to submit application by the deadline
  • Incomplete application
  • Non-compliance with federal regulations
  • Inability to demonstrate capacity to provide services
  • Lack of experience in substance use or mental health services

What You May Need

  • Organizational background and experience
  • Detailed project plan
  • Budget proposal
  • Proof of eligibility
  • Partnership agreements (if applicable)
  • Staff qualifications
  • Evaluation plan
  • Letters of support
  • Registration with SAM.gov
  • DUNS number or UEI

Cautions

  • Ensure all sections of the application are complete
  • Follow federal guidelines for spending
  • Be prepared to report on outcomes and effectiveness
  • Maintain compliance with all federal regulations

Generated from official source details for readability

Eligibility

Eligible Applicant Types

Unrestricted

Additional Criteria

The grant is open to any organization that can provide treatment and recovery services for youth, young adults, and their families dealing with substance use and mental health disorders. This includes non-profit organizations, government entities, educational institutions, and for-profit organizations that meet the program's goals.

Overview

Organizations that can provide comprehensive treatment and recovery services for young people and their families dealing with substance use and mental health disorders.

Likely Disqualifiers

  • Failure to submit application by the deadline
  • Incomplete application
  • Non-compliance with federal regulations
  • Inability to demonstrate capacity to provide services
  • Lack of experience in substance use or mental health services

Use of Funds

Funds can be used to enhance or expand treatment and recovery services for young people and their families, including staffing, program development, and other related expenses.

Total Program Funding

$6,540,000

Expected Awards

12

Cost Sharing

Not Required

Important Dates

Posted
Jun 16, 2026
Deadline
Jul 16, 2026(27 days)
Archive Date
Aug 15, 2026
Est. Award Date (AI estimate)
Fall 2026

Application Checklist

0/7 complete
  • Register with SAM.gov and obtain a DUNS number or UEI
  • Prepare a detailed project plan addressing the grant's goals
  • Develop a comprehensive budget proposal
  • Gather letters of support from partners or stakeholders
  • Compile staff qualifications and organizational experience
  • Draft an evaluation plan to measure program success
  • Submit the completed application by the deadline

Award Range

$0 - $545,000

Deadline

Jul 16, 2026

Total Program Funding

$6,540,000

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