Residential Treatment Center Grants
Federal and state grants support residential treatment centers and inpatient facilities serving individuals in recovery. Find funding for facility operations, staff training, infrastructure improvements, evidence-based treatment programs, and serving clients in residential and immersive treatment settings.
Types of Residential Treatment Center Grants
Facility Operations & Infrastructure
Grants supporting the operational and physical needs of residential treatment facilities.
- • Building renovation and upgrade
- • Equipment and furnishings
- • Facility maintenance and utilities
- • Safety and accessibility improvements
Staffing & Professional Development
Funding for recruitment, training, and development of residential treatment center staff.
- • Staff salary support and recruitment
- • Clinical staff training and certification
- • Professional development programs
- • Evidence-based treatment training
Treatment Program Development
Grants for developing and implementing specialized treatment programs and services.
- • Evidence-based treatment program implementation
- • Specialized tracks (young adults, women, dual diagnosis)
- • Medication-assisted treatment programs
- • Trauma-informed care development
Capacity & Specialty Programs
Funding to expand capacity and develop specialized treatment services for specific populations.
- • Bed expansion and capacity increase
- • Veterans treatment programs
- • Adolescent/young adult programs
- • LGBTQ+-affirming programs
Eligibility for Residential Treatment Center Grants
Licensed Treatment Facilities
Nonprofit and some for-profit residential treatment centers and inpatient substance abuse treatment facilities with appropriate state licensing and accreditation are eligible for facility operations and program development grants.
Community Mental Health Organizations
Community mental health centers and nonprofit organizations operating residential or inpatient treatment programs can apply for grants supporting staff, treatment development, and facility improvements.
Healthcare Systems with Residential Programs
Hospital systems, health centers, and integrated healthcare organizations with residential or inpatient treatment capacity qualify for grants supporting clinical programs and infrastructure.
Organizations Serving Vulnerable Populations
Facilities providing residential treatment to youth, homeless individuals, justice-involved individuals, or other underserved populations have enhanced eligibility for many federal programs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What funding is available for facility renovation and upgrades at residential treatment centers?
SAMHSA grants (SABG, CSAT), HRSA Community Health Center grants, state mental health and substance abuse agencies, and foundation grants support facility improvements. USDA Rural Development funds rural residential facilities. Capital improvement grants typically require facility licensing and demonstrate community need.
Are there grants specifically for residential treatment centers serving young adults?
Yes. SAMHSA specializes in grants for young adult (18-30) residential treatment programs, including opioid and marijuana use disorders. NIDA (National Institute on Drug Abuse) and NIAAA (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism) fund research and program development. Many states have dedicated young adult substance abuse treatment grants.
What grants help with staffing costs at residential treatment facilities?
SAMHSA grants include staff support. HRSA Health Professions Opportunity Grants (HPOG) train and employ staff. National Health Service Corps (NHSC) places funded clinicians. Many state agencies provide direct staff salary subsidies for treatment facilities in underserved areas. Loan repayment programs support clinical staff.
Can residential treatment centers get grants for medication-assisted treatment programs?
Yes. SAMHSA's Grants to Expand Substance Abuse Treatment Capacity (GSAT), NIDA grants, and HRSA Community Health Center grants all support MAT programs in residential settings. NRSA training grants fund staff training in MAT. Many states offer MAT-specific implementation grants.
What about grants for residential programs serving homeless or justice-involved populations?
HUD grants for homeless services often include residential treatment. Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) and State Criminal Justice Improvement grants support residential programs for justice-involved individuals. SAMHSA targeting grants support serving homeless or incarcerated populations in treatment.
Who are the main funders of residential treatment center grants?
Primary funders: SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration), HRSA (Health Resources and Services Administration), NIDA (National Institute on Drug Abuse), NIAAA (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism), state health and mental health agencies, HUD (housing), and BJA (justice). Foundations like Robert Wood Johnson and Casey also fund residential treatment.
Residential Treatment Resources
SAMHSA Funding Opportunities
SAMHSA.gov lists grants for treatment facility grants, including SABG, CSAT, and targeted grant programs for residential treatment capacity.
HRSA Community Health Center Grants
HRSA.gov provides funding for community health centers and CHC-look-alikes that include residential treatment programs and capacity support.
NIDA & NIAAA Research Grants
NIDA.nih.gov and NIAAA.nih.gov fund both research and program development related to residential treatment for substance use disorders.
State Agency Funding
Each state's substance abuse and mental health agencies administer state-specific grants for residential treatment facility support and expansion.
Available Residential Treatment Center Grants
No grants currently matching these criteria. Check back soon or contact SAMHSA for available opportunities.