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Find similar grantsExpanding Care: Doulas Program is sponsored by Oklahoma State Department of Health. Funding to implement and expand doula training and certification, launch awareness campaigns, and create a doula network across rural Oklahoma.
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Expanding Care: Doulas Program · OK NOFO Closing Soon OK · Oklahoma Expanding Care: Doulas Program Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) · Posted June 22, 2026 Launch Intelligence Find Matching Vendors Start Application Alert me The program funds up to $1,000,000 per component per applicant, supporting training for doulas, parent education/awareness, provider partnerships, and network-building.
Priority is given to experienced rural-serving organizations meeting specific licensure, federal registration, and insurance requirements. OSDH reimburses eligible costs; detailed budgeting, required forms, and adherence to federal and state compliance are mandatory. Applicants must demonstrate experience with doula programming or training, and have a track record of partnerships in rural communities.
Entities can be in- or out-of-state (preference to Oklahoma-based). Applicants must deliver direct services in eligible Oklahoma rural communities (pop. under 55,000; see Attachment A).
Applicants must: maintain required licensure/certification for all services, have an active UEI and SAM. gov registration, not be suspended or debarred, carry required insurance (see Attachment D), and have or be applying for an Oklahoma Supplier ID. Fiscal sponsorship is permitted if documentation is included.
Nonprofit Organizations (501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4)) Public Agencies Private Agencies Tribal Entities Health Care Providers Higher Education Institutions Municipalities State Agencies Fiscal Sponsors Each application must be submitted per program component.
Required materials: completed Organizational Information Form, Project Plan (Attachment F), Workplan (Attachment G), Budget Forms (Attachment C), staff list with certifications, Grants Management Packet (Attachment D incl. SRQ, COI, audit/financial statement, NICRA if applicable), letters of support, proof of nonprofit status (if applicable), signed OSDH Terms & Conditions.
All files must be uploaded via the online portal; ensure all templates provided are used. Applications must attest to review of subrecipient responsibilities and certify that awarded funds do not supplant existing funding.
Organizational Information Form Project Plan (Attachment F, per component) Workplan (Attachment G, per component) Budget Forms (Attachment C, per component) List of all involved staff and certifications Grants Management Packet (Attachment D: incl. SRQ, COI, financials, indirect cost agreements) Proof of Nonprofit Status (if applicable) Signed OSDH Subrecipient Terms & Conditions Online portal: https://rhtp. ok.
gov/apply Primary : 1 Supporting : 20 Primary Notice of Funding Opportunity: RHTP2026007 (. pdf) OK - 2026 - Expanding Care: Doulas Program Snapshot captured · Jun 22, 2026 Supporting Attachment D: Grants Management Materials (. docx) OK - 2025 - Attachment D: Grants Management Packet APPLICATION DOCX Details → Supporting Attachment A: List of communities and counties considered rural under the OK RHTP definition (.
xlsx) OK - 2026 - Attachment A: List of communities and counties considered rural under the OK RHTP definition Supporting Attachment G: Workplan template - Component 1 (Training) (. xlsx) Supporting Attachment G: Workplan template - Component 3 (Provider Education) (. xlsx) Supporting Attachment C: Budget forms (.
xlsx) OK - 2026 - Attachment C: Budget forms Supporting Supporting source (current form version) APPLICATION DOCX Details → Supporting OSDH Subrecipient Terms & Conditions (. docx) OK - 2009 - OSDH RHTP Subrecipient General Terms Supporting Doulas NOFO Webinar Slide Deck (6/22/26) (.
pdf) OK - 2026 - Doula Program Applicant Webinar Supporting Supporting source (superseded form version) APPLICATION DOCX Details → Supporting Attachment B: Subrecipient Responsibilities (. pdf) OK - 2025 - Attachment B: Chronic Disease Management Subrecipient Responsibilities Supporting Requested Exceptions to OSDH Subrecipient (.
docx) OK - 2026 - Requested Exceptions to OSDH Terms APPLICATION DOCX Details → Supporting Attachment G: Workplan template - Component 4 (Doula Support) (. xlsx) Supporting Subrecipient questionnaire (SRQ) (. pdf) OK - 2026 - SUB-RECIPIENT QUESTIONNAIRE Information Sheet Supporting Supporting source (superseded form version) APPLICATION DOCX Details → Supporting Attachment E: Detailed list of allowable and unallowable costs (.
pdf) OK - 2024 - Allowable and Unallowable Cost Summary Supporting Attachment G: Workplan template - Component 2 (Parent Education) (. xlsx) Supporting Supporting source (superseded form version) APPLICATION DOCX Details → Supporting Doula Expansion FAQs (. pdf) OK - 2027 - Expanding Care: Doulas Program Prepared FAQs Updated: 7.
13. 26 Supporting Auto-grouped context match (44%) Supporting Auto-grouped context match (44%) OK - 2026 - RHTP Funding Opportunity Application Deadline Extended Show Awardees ▾ Hide ▴ OSDH Population Health Awards for Community-Led Wellness Hubs (microgrants) covering 68 rural counties; support local wellness initiatives.
Foundation for a Healthy Oklahoma (OHA) Population Health Implementation of a lung cancer screening program in rural hospitals to improve early detection and outcomes. Health IT MFM telehealth expansion to improve maternal and fetal medicine access remotely for rural patients. EMS Development Community paramedicine pilot program to provide non-emergency care and reduce rural emergency department utilization.
Health IT Telestroke expansion to increase access to specialist stroke care using telemedicine in rural hospitals. 5 recipient s Total: $14.
97M Application #: RHTP2026007 Reference: Doula Expansion NOFO_FINAL Program: Expanding Care: Doulas Program Performance: October 1, 2026 – July 31, 2027 (all costs except Personnel/Fringe/Travel); renewal possible through October 30, 2027 Information Session June 30, 2026 Informational Webinar July 10, 2026 Questions Deadline July 15, 2026 Applications Due July 27, 2026 11:59 PM CT Notice of Award August 15, 2026 Eligibility and basic requirements Organizational history and experience Qualified staffing and licensure Rural program reach and impact Program design and methodology Budget reasonableness and spenddown plan Evaluation and sustainability plan Grants management compliance Primary NOFO: https://oklahoma.
gov/content/dam/ok/en/health/health2/aem-documents/health-promotion/rhtp/doula-expansion/Doula%20Expansion%20NOFO_FINAL. pdf Official Source: https://oklahoma. gov/health/rhtp/rhtp-funding.
html Portal: https://rhtp. ok. gov/apply FAQ: https://oklahoma.
gov/content/dam/ok/en/health/health2/aem-documents/health-promotion/rhtp/doula-expansion/Doula%20NOFO%20FAQ. pdf
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Expanding Care: Doulas Program is funded by Oklahoma State Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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