Description
The Oregon Health Authority is offering $13.5 million in Opioid Settlement Community Grants to Oregon‑based non‑government entities for projects that address opioid‑related harms. Applicants must select one primary funding category (Primary Prevention, Overdose Prevention & Risk Reduction, Treatment, Recovery, or Innovative Research) and submit a two‑year project plan (July 1 2027 – June 30 2029) with a detailed budget, evaluation, and sustainability strategy. Funding is provided in two tiers: Tier 1 ($25‑$75 k) for capacity‑building activities and Tier 2 ($100‑$500 k) for larger, multi‑component initiatives. Key requirements include compliance with OHA policies, a maximum 15 % indirect cost rate, and provision of letters of commitment for any partner organizations.
• Grants total $13.5 M; Tier 1 ($25‑$75 k) and Tier 2 ($100‑$500 k) award ranges.
• Projects must serve Oregon communities, align with ADPC 2026‑2030 Comprehensive Plan, and be completed by June 30 2029.
• Mandatory deliverables include a Project Plan (Document C), Budget Narrative (Document D), and, if partners are used, Letters of Commitment (Document E).
• Application submitted via Smartsheet by Dec 17 2026 4 PM PT; questions due Nov 16 2026; award notification expected by Apr 30 2027.