Contingency Management Pilot Programs (COMPP)

Apply for Contingency Management Pilot Programs (COMPP) funding by June 6, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. (CST).

At a Glance

The goal of COMPP is to increase treatment retention, to increase medication compliance, and to reduce opioid use among individuals with OUD or polysubstance use disorder, including opioids, who participate in MAR or other evidence-based treatment and recovery supports.

Applicants are to be prioritized based on overdose data in the applicant’s proposed service area, current availability of other services, and plans to specifically outreach disparately impacted populations (e.g., adult Black African American men.)

Services provided under this NOFO should reflect the Illinois Department of Human Services’ (IDHS) commitment to advancing equity and racial and social justice by enabling all to thrive, regardless of race, zip code, and disability.

Important Dates

Application Materials

Information about the Notice of Funding Opportunity is organized into four main topics: the NOFO, the application, the budget, and FAQs.

1. NOFO

The NOFO includes all program requirements and terms and conditions related to the award.

2. Application

Applications are accepted via SurveyMonkey Apply (SMA), an online application platform.

3. Budget

The Budget Workbook must be uploaded as an attachment in the online application.

4. FAQs

Answers are uploaded each Wednesday and the TA Session video will be posted here.

Resources

Register for the Technical Assistance Q&A Session!

The Technical Assistance Session was pre-recorded. A live Q&A session is scheduled for April 17 2025, at 1:00 p.m. CST.

Review the Applicant Checklist

The checklist contains a list of suggested steps to successfully submit the application.

See the list

RCCA Contact

Randi Moberly, Ph.D.
IL RCCA Program Director
ilrcca@ahpnet.com 
312-386-7505

Advocates for Human Potential, Inc.
Regional Care Coordination Agency
1021 West Adams Street, Suite 303
Chicago, IL 60607