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Youth Mental Health Therapeutic Services Grant is sponsored by City of Seattle, Department of Education and Early Learning (DEEL) (Note: Although this is a Seattle-specific grant, similar initiatives for youth mental health often exist at the city/county level in other regions). This grant supports organizations providing access to clinical therapeutic mental health services and supports for secondary students or youth ages 13-24.
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Youth Mental Health Therapeutic Services Grant Open Now: Supporting Mental Wellness and Healthy Outcomes for Seattle Teens and Young Adults - What's the DEEL? You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience.
Department of Education and Early Learning (DEEL) BIPOC Community Youth Programs Youth Mental Health Therapeutic Services Grant Open Now: Supporting Mental Wellness and Healthy Outcomes for Seattle Teens and Young Adults by Kristina Clark on May 18, 2026 Approximately $1 million is available for organizations to provide access to clinical therapeutic mental health services and supports for Seattle secondary students or youth ages 13-24 who live and/or attend school in Seattle, including opportunity youth whose education has been interrupted to support their return to school and/or career.
A primary goal in expanding access to therapeutic mental health services for Seattle youth is to ensure availability of culturally and linguistically responsive services for populations who are not already accessing existing mental health services and may experience disproportionate barriers including gaps in culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate care.
DEEL is seeking applications from providers with a demonstrated history of effectively serving: Immigrant and refugee youth Youth who speak a primary language other than English BIPOC youth underserved relative to their share of the youth population in Seattle by current mental health services, including Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander American Indian/Alaska Native North African/Middle Eastern youth This investment is part of the City’s Families, Education, Preschool, and Promise (FEPP) Levy commitment to expand access to high-quality, culturally responsive therapeutic services.
The 2026 Youth Mental Health Therapeutic Services Request for Proposals seeks proposals for the following two service tracks: One (1) Universal Access Provider offering virtual care with low barrier access to therapeutic services One (1) Specialized Services Provider offering virtual and in-person care with specialized therapeutic services for focus youth populations Prospective grantees must meet the following minimum qualifications: Services may be delivered by community-based organizations, health agencies, and/or private companies with expertise in therapeutic supports, mental health and behavioral health services.
Provider must deliver therapeutic and behavioral health services through clinicians licensed to provide services in Washington State. Provider must maintain city and state insurance, licensing, privacy, confidentiality, and regulatory requirements. Provider must have systems in place to protect confidential client information and comply with all applicable privacy laws.
Current DEEL providers may apply, provided they meet the eligibility requirements and can competitively demonstrate fit for the service track for which they are applying. Providers must serve Seattle secondary students or youth ages 13-24 who live and/or attend school in Seattle.
Additionally, successful funding proposals must : Provide direct clinical therapeutic services (individual and/or group therapy), including Intake, Assessment, and Treatment planning Reduce barriers to accessing care Expand service access for underserved youth populations Deliver culturally responsive care aligned with youth needs Conduct youth engagement through outreach and referral partnerships Coordinate with schools, providers, and community partners to improve referral pathways and streamline service delivery A total of $1M in funding is available for the contract period from September 1, 2026 to August 31, 2027.
The available funding amount per provider varies based on proposals and contract negotiations, with anticipated award amounts ranging from $170,000 to $830,000. Friday, June 12, 2026, by 11:59 p. m.
Pacific Please allow ample time to complete your application; applications submitted after the deadline will not be accepted. For more information or to begin your application, visit https://www. seattle.
gov/education/for-providers/funding-opportunities/2026-youth-mental-health-therapeutic-services-rfp All applicants must complete the online application via Submittable using the Online Application Link. Do you need an interpreter? Do you need documents translated?
Language assistance is available! Contact DEELfunding@seattle. gov or (206) 386-1050 .
For Questions related to the Youth Mental Health Therapeutic Services RFP: Submit questions about this RFP via email to DEELFunding@seattle. gov and include “Question Youth Mental Health Therapeutic Services RFP” in the subject line. Please allow three (3) business days for answers to submitted questions.
The City of Seattle Department of Education and Early Learning’s mission is to transform the lives of Seattle children, youth, and families through strategic investments in education. www. seattle.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations providing clinical therapeutic mental health services and supports for Seattle secondary students or youth ages 13-24 who live and/or attend school in Seattle. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows anticipated award amounts ranging from $170,000 to $830,000 (Total of approximately $1 million). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Youth Mental Health Therapeutic Services Grant is funded by City of Seattle, Department of Education and Early Learning (DEEL) (Note: Although this is a Seattle-specific grant, similar initiatives for youth mental health often exist at the city/county level in other regions). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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