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Behavioral Health Partnerships for Early Diversion of Adults and Youth

US · IL Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), U › S › Department of Health and Human Services grant unknown #SM-26-025

Summary

SAMHSA is forecasting a federal grant opportunity (SM-26-025) focused on behavioral health partnerships designed to support early diversion of adults and youth. The program likely funds collaborative initiatives between behavioral health providers and justice or community systems to redirect individuals with mental health or substance use disorders away from the criminal justice system at the earliest possible intervention point. This is a forecasted opportunity posted on Grants.gov, meaning full details including eligibility, award amounts, and application requirements have not yet been published. The opportunity is expected to open around March 20, 2026.

Risks & flags

  • Forecasted status only — full solicitation details, eligibility, and award amounts not yet published; limited intelligence available for competitive assessment

Market context

inferred from NAICS
Health Care & Social Assistance
NAICS 621420
US market size
$2.7T
Typical award
$50K – $100M
Typical buyers
VAHHSDoD MHSIHS
Commonly required
Joint CommissionCMS

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Public Administration
NAICS 923120
US market size
n/a — buyer side
Typical award
n/a
Typical buyers
Internal

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