Behavioral Health Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders
Supports nonprofits advancing prevention, treatment, and community support for substance use and mental health disorders, prioritizing whole-person care, measurable outcomes, and innovative, scalable solutions.
Funder: Elevance Health Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027
Funding Amounts: No set maximum; typical grants are open range and generally last 1–3 years.
Summary: Supports nonprofits addressing prevention, treatment, and support for substance use and mental health disorders, with emphasis on whole-person care and expanded access.
Key Information: Only 501(c)(3) nonprofits are eligible; high priority for scalable, measurable programs in under-resourced communities.
Description
This grant opportunity from the Elevance Health Foundation is designed to support nonprofit organizations working to prevent, treat, and manage behavioral health disorders, including both substance use and mental health disorders. The Foundation's enhanced approach, beginning in 2025, prioritizes increasing access to treatment, supporting prevention and early intervention strategies, and reducing loneliness among affected individuals. Funding is aimed at programs that demonstrate measurable outcomes, promote whole-person care, and address the health-related social needs of vulnerable populations. The Foundation seeks partnerships with organizations that have a deep understanding of their communities and can deliver innovative, scalable solutions.
