Behavioral Health Integrated Plan RFPs

Inte­grat­ed Plan Overview 

Click here to learn more about the Inte­grat­ed Plan.

The Teton Behav­ioral Health Alliance’s Inte­grat­ed Plan is a five-year roadmap that includes six pri­or­i­ty areas and 24 strate­gies designed to work togeth­er across pre­ven­tion, treat­ment, cri­sis response, and com­mu­ni­ty sup­port. The Teton Behav­ioral Health Alliance’s Inte­grat­ed Plan is a coor­di­nat­ed five-year strat­e­gy to strength­en behav­ioral health across Teton Coun­ty. It com­bines com­mu­ni­ty input, local data, and proven prac­tices to address the most press­ing local behav­ioral health chal­lenges. The goal of the Inte­grat­ed Plan is to ensure that every­one who lives and/​or works in Teton Coun­ty can access the behav­ioral health sup­port they need to expe­ri­ence wellbeing.

2026 Requests for Proposals

The Teton Behav­ioral Health Alliance released five Requests for Pro­pos­als (RFPs) to iden­ti­fy orga­ni­za­tions to lead imple­men­ta­tion of spe­cif­ic strate­gies in Teton Coun­ty, Wyoming’s behav­ioral health roadmap.

The five cur­rent RFPs are: 

Addi­tion­al RFP oppor­tu­ni­ties tied to the Inte­grat­ed Plan will be released over the five-year peri­od. Click here to view the strat­e­gy list and antic­i­pat­ed release dates. 


Apply

Requests for Pro­pos­als close Fri­day, Novem­ber 13th at 5:00 p.m. MT. 

Inter­est­ed orga­ni­za­tions are encour­aged to attend the Appli­ca­tion Infor­ma­tion Ses­sion. The ses­sion will be Mon­day, Novem­ber 2, 2026 at 11:00 am MT. 

Reg­is­tra­tion is required: https://​us06web​.zoom​.us/​m​e​e​t​i​n​g​/​r​e​g​i​s​t​e​r​/​e​M​z​L​F​m​D​b​Q​q​2​L​R​d​I​C​U​diDBg

For tech sup­port with the grant por­tal, email: grants@​cfjacksonhole.​org

  • Appli­cant must be a 501(c)(3) non­prof­it, gov­ern­ment enti­ty, or oth­er IRS-rec­og­nized char­i­ta­ble orga­ni­za­tion serv­ing Teton Coun­ty, Wyoming OR be fis­­­cal­­­ly-spon­­­sored by an enti­ty that meets these require­ments. (No for-prof­it appli­cants, even with a qual­i­fied fis­cal sponsor.) 
  • Grant funds must be used exclu­sive­ly in Teton Coun­ty, Wyoming. (In select sit­u­a­tions, grants may ben­e­fit peo­ple work­ing in Teton Coun­ty, Wyoming who live in neigh­bor­ing communities.) 
  • Funds may not be used for debt retire­ment or reli­gious or polit­i­cal activities 
  • Grant funds may not be used for work that has already been completed 

  • Octo­ber 13 ‑Novem­ber 13: Writ­ten appli­ca­tion period 
  • Decem­ber 15- 16: Grant notifications 
  • Mid Decem­ber to mid Jan­u­ary: Grant con­tract and disbursement 

  • The Com­mu­ni­ty Foun­da­tion of Jack­son Hole may request quar­ter­ly calls to receive progress updates. 
  • Grantees are asked to sub­mit an inter­im report and bud­get to pro­vide a progress update and bud­get alignment. 
  • Grantees are asked to par­tic­i­pate in a mid-year check-in meet­ing to pro­vide updates on imple­men­ta­tion progress, dis­cuss suc­cess­es and bar­ri­ers, and ensure align­ment with grant objectives. 
  • Grantees are asked to sub­mit a final report after com­ple­tion of their grant-fund­ed work. Report­ing dates are cus­tomized to indi­vid­ual project time­lines. The Grant Report form focus­es on impact, eval­u­a­tion, strate­gies, and bud­get alignment.

Email Kate Schelbe at KSchelbe@​tetonbha.​org with any report­ing questions.

Grantees must adhere to the Foundation’s Comm­u­ni­ca­tion Require­ments For Grant Recipients.

Behav­ioral Health Grants are fund­ed by gen­er­ous pri­vate donors seek­ing cat­alyt­ic com­mu­ni­ty advance­ments in behav­ioral health.

Email Kate Schelbe at KSchelbe@​tetonbha.​org with ques­tions about Behav­ioral Health Requests for Proposals.