Prime Fit Youth Foundation

Prime Fit Youth Foundation is a nonprofit, minority-owned, woman-owned, and veteran-owned organization based in Wichita, Kansas that operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grants, delivering youth prevention and mentorship programming to support at-risk and marginalized young people. The organization does not hold prime contracts or grants; all three of its recent federal awards are sub-grant positions under state and federal grant recipients.

Prime Fit Youth Foundation's federal footprint is minimal and nascent. The organization holds three sub-award positions entered between January and October 2025, with combined dollars obligated of $159 thousand — all from a single customer agency, the Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), through intermediary grantees including the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services. The concrete work involves delivering Partnership Assuring Student Success (PASS), an evidence-based prevention program designed to enhance well-being and family functioning while mitigating risk factors and behaviors for approximately 200 marginalized youth across two separate sub-award agreements. A third sub-award characterizes the organization's role as a community organization partner operating under the Kansas state aging and disability services framework.

The organization has no contract prime experience, no parent vehicles (GWACs, BPAs, IDIQs, or agency schedules), and no active prime grant positions in the source data. All activity is sub-recipient grant work, indicating Prime Fit Youth Foundation functions as a grassroots service delivery partner within state and federal prevention-program ecosystems rather than as a federal prime contractor or grantee. The three awards clustered in early-to-late 2025 represent the entire federal footprint in the source dataset; prior federal award history is not reflected in this data snapshot.