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Find similar grantsBehavioral Health Workforce Incentives program (HB 2024) is sponsored by Oregon Health Authority (OHA). This program provides grants to behavioral health providers to foster staff recruitment and retention through educational incentives like scholarships, loan forgiveness, tuition assistance, and stipends.
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Oregon Health Authority : Educational Incentive Grants for Behavioral Health Providers : Behavioral Health Division : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Educational Incentive Grants for Behavioral Health Providers The Behavioral Health Workforce Incentives (BHWI) team is pleased to announce that the list of grantees awarded for House Bill 2024 has been posted.
We received more than 120 applications requesting over $21 million. With $4 million available for awards, the program was highly competitive. House Bill 2024 (2025) requires Oregon Health Authority (OHA) to award grants to behavioral health providers to help foster staff recruitment and retention.
Providers can use these grants for these education incentives: Scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students going into the behavioral health care field Loan forgiveness and repayment incentives Stipends for students enrolled in graduate behavioral health care educational programs OHA's Behavioral Health Workforce Incentives Program commits to distributing these grants to: Meet the needs of all Oregon communities, Reflect the communities served, and Support culturally and linguistically responsive, dynamic environments for behavioral health professionals.
These incentives aim to improve and expand Oregon's behavioral health system by increasing: Recruitment and retention, especially in rural, frontier and other high-need areas across the state. The number of individuals training for and entering the behavioral health workforce. Service capacity and capabilities for rural and underserved communities.
Education and training that supports career advancement opportunities. Oregon's capacity to provide culturally responsive care that deeply embeds and promotes values of centering equity, destigmatizing services, restorative healing and community empowerment.
HB 2024 – Awardee Orientation HB 2024 Reports: Progress Reports HB 2024 Reports: Org Individual Submission Form HB 2024 Reports: Individual Recipient Survey HB 2024 - Dynamic View Walkthrough-Individual Recipient and Survey Views Please email hb2024@oha. oregon. gov .
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The current listing shows $4 million (total distributed in 2026). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Behavioral Health Workforce Incentives program (HB 2024) is funded by Oregon Health Authority (OHA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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