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# Rural Communities Opioid Response (Planning) | HRSA U.S. Department of Health & Human ServicesHealth Resources & Services Administration Call, Text, or Chat the Maternal Mental Health Hotline * Scholarships and Loan Repayment for Health Careers * National Maternal Mental Health Hotline * Home Visits for Moms and Children * Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program * Become a Grant Reviewer * Congressionally Directed Spending * Loans & Scholarships Overview * National Health Service Corps * Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship * Nurse Corps Loan Repayment Program * Nurse Corps Scholarship Program * For Schools: Loan Programs * Data Warehouse Overview * Strategic Priority Areas 4.
Rural Communities Opioid Response (Planning) * Apply for a GrantExpandable sidenav button * Prepare Your Application * Follow the Application Process * Manage your GrantExpandable sidenav button * Administrative Management * Policies, Regulations, & Guidance * Grants HelpExpandable sidenav button * Frequently Asked Questions * Become a Grant Reviewer # Rural Communities Opioid Response (Planning) Funding Opportunity Number:HRSA-26-036 Dates to Apply:04/29/2026 to 05/29/2026 Bureau/Office:Federal Office of Rural Health Policy Goal 1: Support a network of committed partners that can establish, implement, and sustain SUD and related behavioral health prevention, treatment, recovery, and other supportive services in rural areas.
Goal 2: Create action plans to increase the number, types, and/or caseload capacity of SUD service access points in rural areas that respond to documented community contexts and needs. Goal 3: Strengthen the capacity of service providers and organizations so they can deliver high-quality, comprehensive care. Goal 4: Strengthen the capacity of service providers and organizations so they can deliver high-quality, comprehensive care.
? All domestic public and private entities, nonprofit and for-profit, are eligible to apply, assuming they meet RCORP requirements.
Lead Applicant Specifications: The lead applicant may be located in an urban or rural area, but all activities supported by this program must exclusively target populations residing in HRSA-designated rural counties or rural census tracts in urban counties and the consortium overall must be representative of rural.
If the lead applicant is an urban entity, at least two consortium members involved in the proposed project must be located in HRSA-designated rural counties or rural census tracts in urban counties. To ascertain whether a particular county or census tract is rural, please refer to http://datawarehouse. hrsa.
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