Summary

This is a Mini Grant Confidential Information Form related to Delaware's 2026 Opioid Abatement Community Grant Program (DOSC Round 4). The program provides targeted funding ranging from $10,000 to $30,000 to legal entities operating within Delaware to support rapid, measurable interventions addressing the state's opioid crisis. Unlike larger funding streams, the Mini Grant program eliminates the traditional two-year operational history requirement, making it accessible to emerging grassroots organizations with community ties as well as established organizations seeking supplemental resources. Eligible applicants must be formally registered, legally incorporated entities (nonprofit, for-profit, or governmental) operating in Delaware with transparent governance structures, verified leadership expertise relevant to the proposed program, and a qualified professional team with operational capacity for effective program execution.

Proposed initiatives must directly align with the active funding cycle's core priorities and address clearly identified community needs through evidence-based design. For previous Commission grantees, past performance, contract fidelity, and strict compliance with prior grant requirements will be heavily weighted in the eligibility determination and evaluation process. The program prioritizes strategic priority alignment and programmatic design that demonstrates measurable impact on opioid abatement within specific Delaware communities.