Substance Abuse Recovery Grants 2025

The Huntington County Substance Abuse Response Grant 2025 is a funding opportunity offered through the Community Foundation of Huntington County in collaboration with several local government and public health entities, including the City of Huntington, County Commissioners, the Town of Warren, and the County Health Department. The Community Foundation of Huntington County operates as a central hub for initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality of life in Huntington County, Indiana. The Foundation supports a variety of local philanthropic efforts, including scholarships, legacy giving, and targeted grantmaking programs. The primary purpose of this grant is to combat substance abuse within Huntington County by supporting a wide range of activities designed to address different facets of the issue. The grant specifically targets prevention, education, intervention, enforcement, treatment, and recovery efforts. Through this funding, the Foundation seeks to foster a community environment where the misuse of tobacco, illegal drugs, and prescription medications is discouraged, and where individuals in recovery are supported through evidence-based programs and services. The grant aligns with the broader objective of improving public health and safety in the county. Eligible applicants for this grant include non-profit organizations, government entities, school corporations, and any individuals or organizations working directly with or on behalf of individuals recovering from substance abuse. This inclusive eligibility scope is designed to encourage a wide range of community stakeholders to contribute innovative solutions and interventions. Examples of projects that may be funded include substance abuse prevention education, intervention and recovery initiatives, recovery home transportation services, the implementation of Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT), and the Botvin LifeSkills Training Program. Applications for this grant open annually, with the application window beginning on June 2nd each year. There are no pre-application deadlines, and the specific close date is not provided in the available information. The grant is recurring on an annual basis, allowing applicants to plan for future cycles if not selected in the current year. All applicants must submit comprehensive proposals that clearly outline their project goals, strategies, and anticipated outcomes. While specific application questions and evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed in the provided materials, applicants are expected to demonstrate how their proposed projects align with the grant’s stated goals in prevention, intervention, and treatment. Contact information for the Community Foundation of Huntington County is provided to assist applicants with inquiries. The Foundation can be reached via email at info@huntingtonccf.org or by phone at 260-356-8878 or 260-356-0921. The Foundation encourages collaboration and community engagement in addressing substance abuse and invites organizations across Huntington County to participate in this important initiative. Applicants are advised to consult the Foundation’s website and contact staff directly for any additional guidance or clarification regarding the application process.