Arrowleaf Wins Major Federal Health Grant 

Expanding rural health care resources to help families thrive

We are proud to share that Arrowleaf has been awarded the Rural Health Care Services Outreach Program (HRSA-25-038) Project Grant, totaling $300,000 from the Health Resources and Services Administration.

This award will help Arrowleaf strengthen rural health services by expanding access to care, enhancing coordination between providers, and introducing innovative approaches that improve the overall health and well-being of underserved communities. The funding can support initiatives such as:

• Assisting more rural residents in receiving the necessary primary and behavioral health care
•  Providing prevention and health education initiatives that help families stay healthier for longer
•  Facilitating provider collaboration to ensure better, more coordinated care for patients

This award shows Arrowleaf’s dedication to healthier communities and fair access to care in rural areas. A big congratulations to their team on this well-deserved recognition!

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

This list of 2025 grants and forecasted funding opportunities is regularly updated on the REA Analytics blog.

Schedule a FREE application meeting to discuss your grant opportunities.

Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program

Forecasted Opportunity

FOA-VETS-26-01 - Est. Post Jan 12, 2026 up to $500,000

To support America’s veterans in achieving their full employment potential and securing high-quality career outcomes for veterans experiencing and at risk of homelessness.

Mental Health 

Forecasted Opportunity

SM-25-002 - Est. Post TBA up to $1.3 million

Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services for Children with Serious Emotional Disturbances 

HHS-2025-ACL-AOA-CSSG-0034 - Est. Post TBA up to $ 1,250,000

Advancing Strategies to Deliver and Sustain Evidence-Based Chronic Disease Self-Management Education Programs to Support Older Adults with Behavioral Health Conditions

Service Area Competition 

Open Solicitation

HRSA-26-006 - Due Nov 10, 2025 up to  $181,000,000

To support the delivery of comprehensive, high-quality primary health care services in the United States and its territories.

Schedule a FREE application meeting to discuss your grant opportunities.

Email rea@reanalytics.com to be included in this funding alert and receive qualifying grant announcements.

Three Scenarios Every Nonprofit Should Budget For
Why Scenario Modeling is Essential for Resilience

The grant outlook for 2026 is uncertain, and the volatility of this year has made it clear that scenario planning is no longer optional. By building multiple budget scenarios, nonprofits can anticipate change, strengthen resilience, and make informed decisions in an unpredictable funding landscape.

Planning for Contingencies

Scenario-based budgeting helps organizations effectively manage disruptions, adapt quickly under pressure, and pivot with confidence to maintain services and programs.

Anticipate a variety of future possibilities by mapping out different scenarios instead of following one fixed projection.

The Three Key Scenarios

Nonprofits that receive federal grants face unique challenges, such as funding delays, policy changes, and shifting priorities. Organizations can respond to unexpected changes with confidence and stability by developing baseline, best-case, and worst-case scenarios.

1. Baseline Scenario
Represents business as usual, with funding and operational outcomes based on current trends. Use historical data from past federal grants, program costs, and community demand to create realistic projections. Use this scenario as your primary reference for decision-making.

2. Best-Case Scenario

Create a plan with highly favorable conditions, like grant awards, faster approval timelines, or increased philanthropic support. Be both optimistic and realistic in your approach. Use this scenario to explore growth opportunities: expanding services, hiring staff, or launching innovative programs.

3. Worst-Case Scenario

Accounts for challenges such as potential funding cuts, delayed payments, or regulatory changes. Consider other risks like increased service demand, staff turnover, or community emergencies. This scenario is not about predicting obstacles, but about understanding how your nonprofit can continue operations and protect mission-critical programs in challenging yet realistic circumstances.

Why This Matters

Scenario planning provides nonprofits with a blueprint for effectively managing disruptions, adapting quickly to changing circumstances, building resilience in uncertain times, and pivoting with confidence. By anticipating multiple outcomes, organizations can protect their mission, reassure stakeholders, and respond strategically to ensure the programs they offer and the communities they serve remain resilient despite the challenges that arise.

Meet with us to develop you scenerio modeling and navigate the federal funding landscape. REA Analytics is here to strengthen your resilience and safeguard your mission.