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The Kansas Fights Addiction Grant Program is a funding initiative administered through the Sunflower Foundation on behalf of the Kansas Attorney General's Office that funds substance use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts statewide. Established under the Kansas Fights Addiction Act of 2021, the program distributes settlement funds recovered from pharmaceutical companies and distributors.
Eligible applicants include state agencies, local and county governments, and nonprofit organizations in Kansas that provide services to prevent, reduce, treat, or otherwise address substance abuse and addiction. Settlement funds are divided with 75% directed to the KFA Fund through competitive grants administered by the KFA Grant Review Board.
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Kansas Fights Addiction - Sunflower Foundation The opioid epidemic has had a devastating impact across the U.S. and in Kansas, where overdose deaths have continued to rise. In response, the Kansas Attorney General’s Office has recovered funding through legal settlements with pharmaceutical companies and distributors, holding them accountable for their role in the crisis.
In 2021, the Kansas Legislature passed the Kansas Fights Addiction (KFA) Act , allowing funds from these settlements to be used for substance use disorder (SUD) prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts statewide.
Settlement funds are divided as follows: 75% goes to the KFA Fund, administered through a grant program overseen by the KFA Grant Review Board ; 25% goes to the Municipalities Fight Addiction Fund (MFAF), distributed evenly across participating counties and municipalities. An annual $200,000 is also dedicated to K-TRACS , the state’s prescription drug monitoring program.
No Grant Opportunities Currently Available KFA Board awards more than $6 million to 34 organizations in fourth round of funding The Kansas Fights Addiction Grant Review Board awarded more than $6 million to 34 organizations as part of its fourth round of funding, which prioritized substance use disorder (SUD) strategies related to prevention, providers and health systems, and public safety and first responders.
Municipalities Fight Addiction Fund (MFAF) Click the links below to access resources and guidance for participating Municipalities Fight Addiction Fund (MFAF) subdivisions.
2022 & 2023 MFAF Annual Reports 2024 MFAF Guidance - Slides MFAF Guide to Strategic Opioid Settlement Allocation WATCH A WEBINAR ABOUT MFAF The Opioid Response Network, Sunflower Foundation, and the Kansas Attorney General’s Office co-hosted the Kansas Municipalities Fight Addiction Summit in April 2025. Click below to watch a recording of the summit.
Watch Recording of SUMMIT Click to see news stories about Kansas Fights Addiction RFP 1 and 2 Project Summaries RFP 3 and 4 Project Summaries See how and where KFA funds are being used across Kansas. To view the findings from the statewide needs assessment of substance use disorder systems in Kansas. More on the opioid settlements Kansas Fights Addiction Act Director of Kansas Fights Addiction kmachado@sunflowerfoundation.
org anava@sunflowerfoundation. org Kansas Fights Addiction Grants Management System (FLUXX) Technical Assistance Guide Kansas Fights Addiction Grants Management System (FLUXX) Technical Assistance Videos
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: State agencies, local and county governments, and nonprofit organizations that provide services in Kansas for the purpose of preventing, reducing, treating, or otherwise abating or remediating substance abuse or addicti…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Kansas Fights Addiction (KFA) Grant Program is funded by Kansas Attorney General's Office / Sunflower Foundation (Administrator). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Kansas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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