Federal grants

The Bureau of Indian Affairs Indian Highway Safety Program provides reimbursable grants covering registration and travel expenses for tribal employees in traffic data collection to attend the Traffic Records Forum August 3-5, 2027; limited to federa…

National Paralysis Resource Center provides information, peer support, and community resources for individuals with paralysis while funding capacity-building through competitive subawards to reduce barriers to independence and community participatio…

Mental Health Awareness Training Grants fund literacy and awareness training programs for tribal organizations with up to three awards available pending sufficient application volume.

Federal program supports states in integrating primary and behavioral health care services to improve screening, treatment, and recovery outcomes for mental health, substance use, and chronic disease conditions.

GLS Campus Suicide Prevention Grant Program funds colleges and universities to expand behavioral health services and suicide prevention for all students, with at least six awards reserved for junior and community colleges.

FR-CARA program funds training for first responders and community members to administer and distribute opioid overdose reversal medications.

Recovery Community Services Program funds statewide networks to strengthen recovery organizations and healthcare systems in delivering recovery support services through collaboration and training.

U.S. Embassy Kingston's Freedom 250 Small Grants Program supports Jamaica-based projects in innovation, civic engagement, and public diplomacy led by youth, entrepreneurs, and civil society organizations advancing U.S.-Jamaica economic and democrati…

The State Department's AI-ACES program in South Asia deploys American artificial intelligence technology to strategic economic sectors and infrastructure in partner nations through government and private sector partnerships.

Recovery Community Services Program funds expansion of peer recovery support services for individuals with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.