Grants and Funding
Information about grants and funding for alcohol and drug related research, prevention or treatment.
NIDA Funding
Information and tips for securing NIDA grants and contracts.
Information and tips for securing NIDA grants and contracts.
NIAAA Grants
NIAAA resources for applicants and grantees.
NIAAA resources for applicants and grantees.
Funding News
Latest funding news from Join Together Online.
Latest funding news from Join Together Online.
Access to Recovery Grants Available
Thousands of Americans with substance use disorders will have the opportunity to choose their treatment options for recovery under Access to Recovery, a new $100 million discretionary grant program for states.
Thousands of Americans with substance use disorders will have the opportunity to choose their treatment options for recovery under Access to Recovery, a new $100 million discretionary grant program for states.
Adolescent Treatment Programs Funded
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration announced 22 awards totaling $16.2 million over three years to increase the effectiveness of alcohol and drug abuse treatment for adolescents.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration announced 22 awards totaling $16.2 million over three years to increase the effectiveness of alcohol and drug abuse treatment for adolescents.
Grants to Help Meth, Inhalant Abuse Programs
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has awarded grants to begin funding 12 methamphetamine and inhalant prevention programs sites in 11 states.
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has awarded grants to begin funding 12 methamphetamine and inhalant prevention programs sites in 11 states.
Grants to Help Improve Treatment Access
Department of Health and Human Services has launched 13 cooperative agreements totaling $7.7 million over 3 years to improve client access to substance abuse treatment and retention in treatment.
Department of Health and Human Services has launched 13 cooperative agreements totaling $7.7 million over 3 years to improve client access to substance abuse treatment and retention in treatment.