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Find similar grantsAlternatives to Jail is sponsored by Caring for Denver Foundation. This strategic funding area supports community-based nonprofits and city departments in diverting individuals with mental health and substance misuse crises away from the criminal justice system.
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Funding Opportunity Open: Alternatives to Jail - Caring For Denver Funding Opportunity Open: Alternatives to Jail Caring for Denver Foundation is currently seeking proposals to address its Alternatives to Jail focus area. The total amount available for all grant awards in this funding area is $14.
8 million for services and supports that reduce the likelihood of individuals entering or re-entering the criminal legal system by: Reducing substance misuse or improving or maintaining positive mental health for individuals who are at risk of entering, currently involved with, or exiting the criminal legal system Increasing equity in mental health and substance misuse outcomes for individuals who are at risk of entering, currently involved with, or exiting the criminal legal system Reducing entry or recidivism into the criminal legal system for those experiencing mental health and substance misuse challenges Funding for this initiative is currently open for applications, with a deadline of May 10, 2023.
(New registrations in the grant application system must be completed by May 8) Visit our website to learn more about applying for a grant and to view the Call for Proposals . Check out our Resources page for all the information and documents you need to apply. It includes a downloadable Word version of the application, a line-item budget template, and a sample budget narrative.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-based nonprofits and city departments serving Denver that provide alternative responses to criminal justice involvement, focusing on mental health and substance misuse. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Alternatives to Jail is funded by Caring for Denver Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Youth priority area grants (focus on trauma-informed care) is sponsored by Caring for Denver Foundation. These grants prioritize trauma-informed care for youth facing significant barriers, such as violence, housing instability, and systemic inequities, while expanding access to culturally affirming, supportive community spaces. The goal is to provide proactive, personalized care that affirms Denver's youth while uplifting the families and communities who support them. These grants are designed to serve youth who are disproportionately impacted by systemic barriers, such as youth impacted by trauma and violence, youth experiencing housing insecurity, youth of color, LGBTQ+ youth, girls and young women, and other underserved communities.
Youth Grant Program is sponsored by Caring for Denver Foundation. This program invests in youth-focused organizations to increase access and strengthen the network of community organizations dedicated to improving mental health and substance misuse care for young people across Denver. It prioritizes trauma-informed care for youth facing significant barriers, such as violence, housing instability, and systemic inequities, and expands access to culturally affirming, supportive community spaces.