Hingham Town Opengov #SUACGFY27

Hingham Health Department Seeks Proposals for Opioid Response Community Grant

The Town of Hingham Department of Health is seeking proposals for community-based opioid response strategies funded by the National Opioid Settlement. - Government Buyer: - Town of Hingham Department of Health (Plymouth County, MA) - Eligible Applicants: - Nonprofit organizations, government entities, or other qualified applicants serving Hingham residents - Products/Services Requested: - Implementation of opioid response strategies, including: - Prevention - Harm reduction - Recovery - Treatment services - Projects must address at least one of seven categories: - Opioid Use Disorder Treatment - Support for People in Treatment and Recovery - Connections to Care - Harm Reduction - Addressing Needs of Criminal-Justice-Involved Persons - Support for Pregnant or Parenting Women and Their Families (including babies with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome) - Prevention Education - Funding Details: - Grants are reimbursable, up to $5,000 per project - Salary expenses and services already reimbursed by the Commonwealth are not eligible - Subcontractors are not permitted - Application Requirements: - Organization overview, project narrative, timeline, budget, letter of support, proof of nonprofit/municipal status, certificate of insurance, and most recent audit statement - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are mentioned, as this is a grant for service provision

Description

The Town of Hingham Department of Health is issuing a grant RFP for nonprofit entities, government entities, or other qualified applicants to provide opioid response strategies including prevention, harm reduction, recovery, and treatment services. The grant funds projects for one year with budgets not exceeding $5,000 and requires serving Hingham residents directly. Applicants must propose at least one strategy from seven specific categories defined by the Massachusetts State Subdivision Agreement. The Town reserves the right to reject any proposal and requires grant recipients to execute an agreement with indemnification provisions.

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