Description
The Oregon Health Authority is offering $13.5 million in Opioid Settlement Community Grants to support projects that reduce opioid‑related harms across five funding categories (Primary Prevention, Overdose Prevention & Risk Reduction, Treatment, Recovery, Innovative Research). Applicants must be Oregon‑based, non‑government entities and select one primary funding category. Grants are awarded in two tiers: Tier 1 ($25‑$75 k) for smaller, capacity‑building efforts and Tier 2 ($100‑$500 k) for larger, multi‑component projects. The award period runs July 1 2027 – June 30 2029, with a mandatory sustainability plan and quarterly reporting.
• Eligible activities include prevention education, harm‑reduction services, medication‑assisted treatment, recovery housing, and research pilots.
• Projects must align with the ADPC 2026‑2030 Comprehensive Plan and serve Oregon communities disproportionately impacted by substance‑use disorders.
• Submissions are made via Smartsheet; pre‑proposal webinars run Oct 29‑Nov 16 2026; questions due by Nov 16 2026; final proposal due Dec 17 2026.