Building Capacity for Trauma-Informed Care in Schools (Discontinued)

Trauma-Informed Support Services for Children and Youth is sponsored by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). This program aims to increase access to effective trauma-informed treatment and services for children, adolescents, and families who have experienced traumatic events. It supports the adaptation, expansion, and refinement of trauma-informed practices to improve service quality and accessibility.

Trauma-Interventions for Children and Youth in Foster Care with Complex Mental, Behavioral, and Physical Health Needs is sponsored by Children's Bureau. This funding opportunity seeks trauma-informed interventions to address trauma in children and youth in foster care who have complex mental, behavioral, and health conditions. Projects should implement culturally and developmentally responsive interventions that demonstrate improved well-being for children and youth, and share lessons learned.

Trauma-Responsive Community Impact and Education Grants is sponsored by Caplan Foundation and Caroline A. Buck Foundation (via Thomas Jefferson University). These foundations support initiatives related to trauma-responsive community impact and education. Examples include developing culturally relevant and trauma-informed curricula for resource parents, preparing youth to lead trauma-informed trainings, and addressing trauma-related needs of students in schools.

Trauma-Informed Care for Young Children Grant is sponsored by Various state departments (e.g., Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL)). These grants help early education and care providers address the needs of children experiencing violence, separation, and stress due to poverty or related to the opioid crisis. They enable local organizations to pilot or expand programs that increase community understanding of how early childhood trauma can impact future learning and development of children.