Description
The Oregon Health Authority is offering up to 20 small‑grant awards to fund culturally specific youth suicide‑prevention programs across Oregon. Eligible applicants must be Oregon‑based organizations with strong ties to diverse communities and must submit a detailed implementation plan, budget proposal, and certification paperwork. The grant provides a maximum of $80,000 per award, disbursed 75% up‑front and the remaining 25% by June 30 2027, with all activities completed by that date. Applicants must attend a pre‑proposal conference (optional) and comply with language‑access, insurance, and reporting requirements.
• Eligibility: Oregon‑registered entity, demonstrated cultural competence, ability to deliver services statewide.
• Scope: Design, implement, and evaluate culturally responsive suicide‑prevention services for youth and families.
• Deliverables: 12‑page implementation plan, separate budget file, quarterly activity/expenditure reports, participation in mandatory trainings and learning communities.