FY2026–2027 Health & Human Services Investments

FY2026–2027 Health & Human Services Investments is sponsored by Manatee County. Provides funding to eligible organizations delivering critical health and human services to Manatee County residents. These investments support programs that address priority needs, promote collaboration, and demonstrate measurable community impact.

Apply for Health and Human Services Funding Apply for Health and Human Services Funding Community & Veterans Services Department Health Care Services Program Manager Criminal Justice Policy Coordinator Manatee County Administration Building FY2026-27 HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES INVESTMENTS - UPDATE (MARCH 16, 2026) FY2026–2027 Health & Human Services Investments Application Opens March 16 at Noon Information Session: March 16, 9–10 a. m.

| Public Safety Department, 2101 47th Terrace E, Bradenton Training Rooms A & B Application Deadline: April 24, 2026, at 5:00 p. m. FY2026–2027 Health and Human Services Investments Manatee County is committed to strengthening community-based services that improve health, safety, stability, and quality of life for residents.

Through the FY2026–2027 Health and Human Services Investments, the County will provide funding to eligible organizations delivering critical services in our community. These investments support programs that address priority needs, promote collaboration, and demonstrate measurable community impact.

Manatee County’s Public Safety Department and Community and Veterans Services Department will host an in-person information session to review the funding opportunity, application process, eligibility requirements, and key timelines. Date: Monday, March 16, 2026 Time: 9:00 a. m.

– 10:00 a. m. Public Safety Department - Training Rooms A & B Organizations interested in applying are strongly encouraged to attend.

The application period will open on: Monday, March 16, 2026, at 12:00 p. m. (noon) Applications must be submitted no later than: Friday, April 24, 2026, at 5:00 p.

m. Late submissions will not be accepted. Eligible applicants may include nonprofit organizations, governmental entities, or other qualified service providers that deliver health and human services benefiting Manatee County residents.

Programs must demonstrate community need, organizational capacity, fiscal responsibility, and measurable outcomes. Applicants will be required to submit a complete application, including supporting documentation, by the stated deadline.

Health and Human Services Priority Areas Health Services Priority Areas Dental Care for Indigent Residents New or Expanded Inpatient & Outpatient Mental and Behavioral Health Services Treatment of Co-Occurring Mental and Behavioral Health Disorders Use of Care Navigators and/or Community Health Workers Access to Care for Indigent Residents Human Services Priority Areas Aging & Social Connection – Healthy Aging & Independence Disability Inclusion & Access – Empowerment for People with Disabilities Food Security & Nutrition – Ending Hunger & Promoting Nutrition Criminal Justice Reentry & Second Chances – Community Reintegration & Recovery Affordable Housing & Homelessness Prevention – Safe & Stable Housing for All Career Development & Employment – Pathways to Economic Mobility Additional information regarding how these priority areas will be applied, including any future application processes, will be posted on this page as direction is provided by the Board of County Commissioners.

Health & Human Services Review Committee The Review Committee is intended to provide structured, objective input to staff using Board-approved criteria. Final decisions will remain with the Board of County Commissioners.

Approved committee membership is anticipated to include representatives with expertise in the following areas: • Philanthropic/Foundation Representative • Financial Expert (budget feasibility review only) • Medical or Public Health Representative • Licensed Healthcare Provider • Senior Services Advocate • Certified Contract Manager or Higher Education Representative Additional information regarding committee recruitment and next steps will be posted on this page once available.

Hours Available: Fiscal Year runs October 1 - September 30. Eligibility: Agencies serving the residents of Manatee County may apply if they meet the following requirements: 501(c)3 status with the IRS Per Resolution R-23-145 agencies may not have an affiliation with an abortion service provider as defined in the Florida Statutes. Applicants should submit only one application type.

The Results as Service (RAS) application is limited to agencies currently funded under the RAS performance-based model. These agencies may submit an application to request continuation funding for their existing RAS-funded programs. Agencies that are not currently participating in the RAS model should apply through the Results First (RF) application process.

Results as a Service (RAS) FY27 Adult Health and Human Services Results As Service Application For agencies currently funded under the RAS model seeking continuation funding. Results First Applications (RF) FY27 Adult Health and Human Services Results First (Returning Applicant) For agencies that have previously applied for or received funding but are not currently part of the RAS model.

FY27 Adult Health and Human Services Results First (New Applicant) For agencies applying for funding for the first time. FY26-27 AGENCY AND PROGRAM BUDGET Administrative Itemization Form Professional Fees Itemization Form Miscellaneous Expenses Itemization Form