Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention
The Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) is a US federal agency funding grants for juvenile justice and delinquency prevention programs.
Get Funding to Protect Abused Children
Are you a professional working with child abuse cases? This grant provides funding to develop and implement improved training and technical assistance programs, enhancing the judicial system's response to child abuse and neglect.
Grant Funding: Reduce Juvenile Justice Disparities
This grant helps state, local, and tribal governments and private organizations get funding and expert support to reduce racial and ethnic disparities in the juvenile justice system. It aims to implement evidence-based strategies and best practices for more equitable outcomes.
Get Funding to Keep Kids Out of Placement Centers!
This grant supports community-based programs for youth, aiming to reduce out-of-home placements by focusing on individualized treatment and services over control and deterrence. If you offer services that help at-risk youth stay in their communities, this funding can boost your efforts.
Get Funding for Mentoring Program Research
Researchers partnering with OJJDP-funded mentoring organizations can receive grants to collect and analyze data on mentoring program effectiveness. This funding aims to improve program delivery and impact through data-driven insights and adjustments.
Get Funding for Wyoming Youth Programs
Wyoming organizations can apply for competitive grants to fund juvenile justice and delinquency prevention initiatives. This funding is specifically for programs within Wyoming that aim to improve outcomes for young people.
Boost Your Child Safety Programs: Get Government Funding
This grant helps organizations serving children, including law enforcement, child protection, and medical providers, enhance their multidisciplinary responses and prosecution of child victimization cases. Secure funding to develop and deliver vital training and technical assistance, particularly for underserved communities.
Get Funding for Youth Violence Prevention Programs!
Non-profits and research institutions can apply for funding to develop and evaluate innovative community-based programs that prevent and reduce youth violence. This grant supports research into effective strategies and their implementation for lasting impact.
Secure Funding to Protect Children & Enhance Safety Programs
This grant supports organizations working with law enforcement and child protection to enhance the national AMBER Alert network and improve the recovery of endangered missing and abducted children. Funds will be used for training, technical assistance, and community outreach to bolster child safety initiatives.
Secure Funding to Combat Online Child Exploitation
This grant supports organizations investigating and prosecuting technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation. Funds will enhance national task forces and provide essential technical assistance to law enforcement and community stakeholders.
Unlock Funding for Child Advocacy Programs
Are you a regional, state, or local CASA organization dedicated to advocating for abused and neglected children? This grant provides funding to enhance membership and accreditation services, ensuring high-quality representation for vulnerable youth in dependency court hearings.
Get Funding for Youth Mentoring Programs!
Are you a local organization focused on reducing juvenile delinquency and academic failure? This grant funds a coordinator to strengthen and expand your mentoring partnerships, ensuring more young people benefit from crucial support.
Boost Your Program: Get Funding for Youth Mentoring!
Established mentoring programs can receive funding to enhance mentor-youth matching, training, and support. This initiative aims to improve program effectiveness by integrating advocacy and teaching skills into mentor roles.
Get Funding for Gang Prevention Programs
This grant supports organizations working to prevent and reduce gang activity. Funds can be used for training, technical assistance, and implementing effective gang prevention and intervention strategies.
Secure Funding for Youth Reentry Programs!
Are you a non-profit or government agency focused on helping young people successfully re-enter society after juvenile confinement? This grant provides funding to develop innovative programs that support their transition, improve public safety, and reduce recidivism.
Get Funding to Protect Abused Children!
Are you a children's advocacy center dedicated to helping victims of child abuse? This grant supports national membership and accreditation efforts, ensuring high standards in your vital work.
Get Funding for Child Abuse Victim Support Centers!
Non-profit organizations and local advocacy centers can receive funding to support coordinated responses for child abuse victims through multidisciplinary teams. This grant aims to enhance services for children who have experienced abuse.
Get Funding for Safer Schools & Thriving Youth
This grant is for organizations researching and evaluating school-based practices that reduce student victimization and delinquency, promoting positive youth development. Secure funding to implement effective strategies that create safer learning environments and support young people.
Unlock Funding for Juvenile Justice Data & Tech
This grant offers funding to organizations collecting, analyzing, and disseminating juvenile court data. It aims to improve information systems and data sharing within the juvenile justice system, with potential for expansion into child abuse and neglect courts.
Get Funding for Child Abuse Training & Court Support
Judicial, legal, and social service professionals can receive funding to enhance training and technical assistance for managing child abuse and neglect cases. This grant aims to help courts and child welfare agencies achieve safe, permanent homes for children.
Get Funding to Mentor At-Risk Youth
This grant is for established national mentoring organizations seeking to grow their programs that support at-risk and underserved youth. Funds will help expand one-on-one, group, or peer mentoring initiatives designed to prevent delinquency and foster mentee success.