The City of Spokane is offering a grant to develop and deliver culturally specific treatment services for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) targeting historically marginalized populations. Applicants must demonstrate capacity to design, launch, and evaluate such programs, provide detailed budgeting, and meet extensive insurance and compliance requirements. The grant is funded from opioid litigation settlements and can award up to $500,000, with a portion of seed funding available upfront. The contract period runs through December 31 2026, with a possible one‑year extension.
• Provide culturally tailored, evidence‑based OUD treatment and prevention services for underserved groups (BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, tribal, disabled, etc.).
• Submit a comprehensive proposal by Dec 15 2025, including a cost narrative, KPI reporting plan, and required insurance certificates.
• Must retain records for ≥6 years, comply with audit requirements, and maintain specified insurance limits throughout the contract.
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