Grant Funding • Program Evaluation • Outcomes Infrastructure
Find the Right Grants. Build the Infrastructure to Keep Them.
Behavioral health organizations — nonprofits and select for-profits — work with BHODS to identify and qualify for active grant opportunities, and to build the program evaluation and data infrastructure funders expect. Whether you're starting from scratch, have an existing team, or want to strengthen what you already have — we meet you where you are.
🔍 Grant Identification & Qualification
📊 Program Evaluation & Outcomes Reporting
🏗️ Data Infrastructure at Any Stage
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Active 2026 Grant Opportunities
We actively monitor and qualify grant opportunities for the organizations we work with. Below is a current snapshot. Full funder details, application documents, and hands-on support are available to BHODS partner organizations.

🔒 Funder names, full RFPs, and application support are available to BHODS partner organizations. What you see here is enough to know if you qualify — reach out to get the rest.
Youth Mental Health Workforce | 🌎 National Opportunity
Nonclinical Provider Workforce Development Grant
🏦 Funder Type: Private Global Philanthropy Foundation
What it is: A global philanthropic initiative investing in organizations that strengthen nonclinical youth mental health roles, peer mentors, navigators, and community health workers.
Who it's for: Nonprofits focused on youth mental health workforce development, equity, and youth voice, at any stage of readiness.
Who it's NOT for: Clinical providers, hospitals, or organizations without a youth-facing nonclinical workforce component.
  • Funder Type: Private Global Philanthropy :Foundation
  • Grant Range: $250,000 – $500,000
  • Duration: 2 Years
  • 📅 Deadline: Rolling — Active Now
This opportunity is active
Mental Health & SUD | 📍 California Only
Equity-Centered Innovation Fund — Mental Health & SUD
🏦 Funder Type: State-Aligned Private Foundation in California
What it is: A multi-year, $100M initiative supporting equity-centered innovations in mental health and substance use disorder services. Small and large grants available.
Who it's for: Community-based orgs, nonprofits, and tribal organizations based in California working on equity-centered MH or SUD innovations.
Who it's NOT for: Organizations outside California, or those without a clear equity lens in their program model.
  • Funder Type: State-Aligned Private Foundation: California
  • Small Grants: Up to $500K
  • Large Grants: $500K – $5M
  • 📅 Application Deadline: May 8, 2026
Bidder Conference: March 27, 2026 — limited time to prepare.
Behavioral Health & SUD | 🏛️ Federal Opportunity
SAMHSA Behavioral Health Workforce & Services Grant
🏦 Funder Type: Federal Government: SAMHSA (U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services)
What it is: A federal grant through SAMHSA supporting organizations that expand access to behavioral health and substance use disorder services nationwide.

⭐⭐⭐ BHODS has official peer SAMHSA reviewers on our team, we know exactly what reviewers look for, what flags applications, and how to position your organization for the strongest possible submission.
Who it's for: Nonprofits, state/local governments, tribal organizations, and academic institutions focused on workforce development, SUD treatment, crisis services, or community-based care.
Who it's NOT for: For-profit entities, or organizations without a direct behavioral health or SUD service delivery component.
  • Funder Type: Federal Government: SAMHSA (U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services)
  • Scope: National : All eligible states
  • Deadline: Contact BHODS for current cycle details
Federal opportunities move fast. We monitor SAMHSA cycles actively — reach out to stay ahead.
* Full funder details, Application documents, and application support available to BHODS partner organizations. Geographic restrictions apply where noted.
PROGRAM EVALUATION & DATA INFRASTRUCTURE
We Work with You, Wherever You Are
Platform-Agnostic by Design
You do not need to start over, and you do not need a perfect system. You need the right partner to build from where you are. That is how BHODS works with organizations at every stage.
We are EHR and technology agnostic, with experience across a broad range of platforms and reporting environments. We work with the systems you already have, not against them. Whether your environment is relatively standardized or heavily customized, we design reporting and evaluation workflows that fit your operations and support better decision-making.
STARTING FROM SCRATCH
No Evaluation Department? No Problem.
We design your program evaluation framework from the ground up, logic models, data collection tools, outcome metrics, and reporting structure, built to satisfy funders from day one.
  • Logic model and theory of change development
  • Data collection templates and tracking systems
  • Funder-ready outcomes reporting
EXISTING TEAM OR DEPARTMENT
Already Have Staff or Systems? We Complement, Not Replace.
We work alongside your existing evaluation team or department, filling gaps, strengthening methodology, and building the infrastructure that makes their work more powerful and funder credible.
  • Framework alignment and methodology review
  • Power BI dashboards layered onto existing data
  • Capacity building for internal staff
LEVELING UP
Good Infrastructure, But Ready for More?
If you have systems in place but they're siloed, inconsistent, or not telling the story funders need to hear, we help you unify, upgrade, and scale without starting over.
  • Cross-program data unification
  • Strategic framework redesign
  • Real-time reporting and board-level dashboards
Everything Connects.

💡 Most consultants help you apply. We help you apply, execute, report, and renew, as one connected engagement.
HOW WE PARTNER
We help your team build the foundation for long-term sustainability.
We partner with organizations that are serious about building something sustainable, executing a strong first funding cycle, establishing a clean track record, and growing from there. When your reporting is solid, your compliance is clean, and your outcomes tell a real story, the next grant gets easier. That's the compounding effect of doing it right from the start.
First Cycle Execution
We help you build a track record worth repeating, clean compliance, strong reporting, and outcomes that hold up to scrutiny.
Grow From There
A well-executed first cycle opens doors. We help you scale funding incrementally, without the chaos of starting over each time.
Minimal Surprises
No major compliance issues. No audit exposure. No scrambling at renewal time. We build systems that protect you as you grow.

🤝 We take partnership seriously. That means being selective, on both sides, and moving forward only when there is a clear fit and shared commitment to the work.
ABOUT BHODS
Behavioral Health Outcomes Data Services
Outcomes • Funding • Reporting • Performance
BHODS is a Southern California–based behavioral health consulting firm at the intersection of grant funding, program evaluation, and data infrastructure. We partner with nonprofits and select for-profit organizations to build sustainable programs and demonstrate evidence-based, lasting, and scalable impact.
FOUNDER & CEO
Liz Harvey, M.S.
Liz is a behavioral health strategist, evaluator, and official SAMHSA peer reviewer with 15+ years of experience in program development, implementation, and performance management across mental health, criminal justice, substance use, and prevention systems. She has guided 50+ organizations nationwide in securing funding, strengthening data systems, and scaling programs that improve lives. Widely recognized for her deep knowledge of California's behavioral health systems, Liz has collaborated with counties and state agencies on large-scale reforms, including MHSA/BHSA, Medi-Cal, and Continuum of Care initiatives. She contributed to statewide efforts such as the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI), helping develop the Equity Toolkit and advance evaluation capacity through the Evaluation Advisory Working Group (CEAG). As an official SAMHSA peer reviewer, Liz brings direct insight into how federal reviewers score applications, what raises flags, and what separates funded proposals from the rest.
Partnership development & Finance
Ari brings 15+ years in complex operations, compliance, and reporting from highly regulated environments — strengthening BHODS's ability to support organizations navigating complexity and building for long-term sustainability.