Residential Treatment for Pregnant and Postpartum Women

This SAMHSA forecasted grant seeks to fund 23 residential treatment programs that serve pregnant and postpartum women with substance‑use disorders. The program will provide comprehensive, continuum‑of‑care services designed to support treatment, recovery, and family health. Funding totals $12 million, with cost‑sharing required, and eligibility includes community‑based, faith‑based, health‑facility, tribal, and various government entities as well as 501(c)(3) nonprofits. Recipients will be expected to deliver evidence‑based residential care, counseling, prenatal/postnatal health services, and recovery support over the award period. • Total estimated funding: $12 M for 23 awards (≈ $520 k per award) • Target population: pregnant and postpartum women with substance‑use disorders • Service setting: residential treatment facilities across the U.S. • Eligible applicants: community/faith‑based orgs, health facilities, Indian Health Service partners, state, county, city, tribal governments, and 501(c)(3) nonprofits • Required cost‑sharing and compliance with SAMHSA program guidelines • Forecasted award date: 30 Sep 2027; no explicit project duration provided.