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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - s4story -- REA Analytics will host a live virtual Q&A on Wednesday, January 13, 2027, to help Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) grant recipients understand SPARS and SUPRT reporting requirements, clarify their reporting responsibilities, and get practical answers directly from experienced federal grant evaluators. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and receive guidance specific to their SAMHSA grants. Registration is free, but space is limited. Advance registration is required to reserve your spot.
What to Expect
The virtual Q&A will address topics including:
SAMHSA SPARS and SUPRT reporting requirements
GPRA performance measures and data collection
SPARS data entry and reporting processes
Reporting timelines and deadlines
Evaluation requirements and planning
Establishing baselines and tracking program outcomes
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Common reporting challenges and compliance questions
Attendees are encouraged to bring questions specific to their SAMHSA awards and reporting responsibilities.
Understanding SPARS and SUPRT Reporting
SAMHSA uses reporting systems to collect performance information from grant recipients. These requirements help the agency monitor program activities, assess outcomes, and meet federal accountability requirements.
Reporting responsibilities can vary by grant program and award. Grantees should review their award terms and applicable SAMHSA guidance to determine which reporting tools, measures, and deadlines apply.
"Changes to SUPRT-A and SUPRT-C bring new data collection requirements and new deadlines for many SAMHSA grantees," said Dr. William Medendorp, principal investigator at REA Analytics. "This session will help organizations understand what the changes mean, how to organize their approach, and get their questions answered."
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REA Analytics also works with grantees on evaluation planning, performance measurement, data collection, and ongoing reporting support. External evaluation services may be included in an approved grant budget when permitted by the award.
Event Details Event: SPARS and SUPRT Q&A
Date: January 13, 2027
Format: Live virtual Q&A
Registration: Visit reaanalytics.com to ask questions, get practical guidance, and better understand your SAMHSA reporting responsibilities. About REA Analytics REA Analytics offers free grant writing. We partner with CCBHCs and other nonprofit organizations nationwide to provide expert grant writing, evaluation, and compliance support. We manage 100% of SPARS data entry and all SAMHSA reporting, including SUPRT systems, so your team can focus on delivering behavioral health services while staying fully compliant.
Contact: Militia Wilder
Communications Manager
militiaw@reaanalytics.com
(616) 930-0706
What to Expect
The virtual Q&A will address topics including:
SAMHSA SPARS and SUPRT reporting requirements
GPRA performance measures and data collection
SPARS data entry and reporting processes
Reporting timelines and deadlines
Evaluation requirements and planning
Establishing baselines and tracking program outcomes
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Common reporting challenges and compliance questions
Attendees are encouraged to bring questions specific to their SAMHSA awards and reporting responsibilities.
Understanding SPARS and SUPRT Reporting
SAMHSA uses reporting systems to collect performance information from grant recipients. These requirements help the agency monitor program activities, assess outcomes, and meet federal accountability requirements.
Reporting responsibilities can vary by grant program and award. Grantees should review their award terms and applicable SAMHSA guidance to determine which reporting tools, measures, and deadlines apply.
"Changes to SUPRT-A and SUPRT-C bring new data collection requirements and new deadlines for many SAMHSA grantees," said Dr. William Medendorp, principal investigator at REA Analytics. "This session will help organizations understand what the changes mean, how to organize their approach, and get their questions answered."
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REA Analytics also works with grantees on evaluation planning, performance measurement, data collection, and ongoing reporting support. External evaluation services may be included in an approved grant budget when permitted by the award.
Event Details Event: SPARS and SUPRT Q&A
Date: January 13, 2027
Format: Live virtual Q&A
Registration: Visit reaanalytics.com to ask questions, get practical guidance, and better understand your SAMHSA reporting responsibilities. About REA Analytics REA Analytics offers free grant writing. We partner with CCBHCs and other nonprofit organizations nationwide to provide expert grant writing, evaluation, and compliance support. We manage 100% of SPARS data entry and all SAMHSA reporting, including SUPRT systems, so your team can focus on delivering behavioral health services while staying fully compliant.
Contact: Militia Wilder
Communications Manager
militiaw@reaanalytics.com
(616) 930-0706
Source: REA Analytics
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