Alaska Online Public Notices #FY 2027 Access to Perinatal Health Support

Alaska Department of Health seeks proposals for Perinatal Health Support Services for women with Substance Use Disorder

The State of Alaska Department of Health, Division of Public Health is seeking proposals for the Access to Perinatal Health Support program targeting pregnant, postpartum, and parenting women with Substance Use Disorder (SUD). - Government Buyer: - State of Alaska Department of Health, Division of Public Health, Grants and Contracts Office - Services Requested: - Access to Perinatal Health Support Services, including: - Referral management - Care coordination - Recovery support services - Transportation and childcare assistance - Outreach and workforce development - Community partnership development - Eligible Applicants: - Behavioral health providers, healthcare providers, domestic violence shelters, tribal organizations, and community nonprofits - Notable Requirements: - Applicants must address at least one domain of the Five As framework (availability, accessibility, accommodation, acceptability, affordability) - Priority given to projects serving underserved populations in Alaska's Southwest and Northern Public Health Regions - Services must be family-centered and comply with federal regulations for pregnant women and women with dependent children - Funding: - $1,000,000 annually, with up to $250,000 per awardee - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are mentioned; opportunity is open to eligible service providers

Description

The Department of Health, Division of Public Health, State of Alaska, is seeking proposals from eligible applicants to provide services that facilitate access to treatment and recovery-oriented supports for pregnant and postpartum women with Substance Use Disorder. The program aims to improve access to substance use disorder treatment, recovery support services, maternal health services, and other community supports through referral management, care coordination, recovery support services, community partnerships, and substance use disorder treatment. The target population includes women during the perinatal period (pregnant and up to one year postpartum) and families with dependent children. The project period begins November 1, 2026, and proposals are due by September 14, 2026.

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