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Federal Grants for Youth Substance Use Prevention CDC News | McAllister & Quinn Federal Grants for Community-based Substance Use Prevention for Youth Home Capacity Building/Training Federal Grants for Community-based Substance Use Prevention for Youth Capacity Building/Training Grants Strategy Healthcare Non-Profits & Public Agencies Proposal Development & Grant Writing Small & Mid-Sized Colleges & Universities Federal nonprofit funding to prevent substance use in our The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced the next round of Drug-Free Communities (DFC) Support Program funding to support prevention of youth substance use and strengthen community-level prevention strategies.
Coalitions have the opportunity to receive up to 10 years of consistent funding through the two grants – New (Years 1 – 5) and Continuation (Years 6 – 10). The Drug-Free Communities Program funds nonprofit community-based coalitions, or a nonprofit member of a coalition, that work to prevent and reduce substance use among youth.
Each coalition should include youth, parents, businesses, media, schools, youth-servicing organizations, religious or fraternal organizations, law enforcement, civic or volunteer groups, healthcare professionals, a state/local/tribal government agency with substance use prevention expertise, and other prevention organizations.
Drug-Free Communities Support Program – New Designed for community coalitions that are applying for DFC funding for the first time and are working to build or strengthen partnerships focused on youth substance use prevention.
Deadline: April 14th, 2026 Award: Up to $125,000 per year for 5 years, $625,000 total Total Program Funding: $31,250,000 Drug-Free Communities Support Program – Competing Continuation Supports coalitions that have completed the initial five-year DFC funding cycle or experienced a lapse in funding and are seeking to continue and expand their prevention efforts.
Deadline: April 14th, 2026 Award: Up to $125,000 per year for 5 years, $625,000 total Total Program Funding: $31,250,000 Find a CDC Drug-Free Community Coalition near you. Over 500 drug-free community coalitions operate across the county. Find active coalitions in your city, state, or zip code here .
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