State Opioid Response (SOR) - Behavioral Health Infrastructure
Summary
SAMHSA’s SOR grants fund states to address the opioid and stimulant crisis, with a significant behavioral health infrastructure component. Technology for outcome tracking, digital assessment, and co-occurring disorder management is eligible. Not applied to directly - contact your state’s SOR authority for current sub-grant opportunities.
Who can apply
State-designated behavioral health organizations, SUD treatment providers, and co-occurring disorder programs
Before you apply
Not applied to directly at SAMHSA. Contact your state’s opioid response coordinator for current sub-grant opportunities.
We track this program by hand. Amounts, intakes and rules change, so we suggest checking the official site before you apply.
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