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The Child Well-Being Grant Program is a grant from the Doris Duke Foundation that funds innovative approaches to reimagining the child welfare system and ensuring vulnerable children have what they need to thrive. The program backs projects that advance prevention-oriented child welfare, supporting initiatives that address the needs of children and families before crises occur.
A key current initiative, Opportunities for Prevention and Transformation (OPT-In for Families), tests meaningful alternatives to traditional child welfare interventions. The foundation prioritizes proposals that envision a society where all children and families can reach their full potential. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations focused on child welfare reform and prevention.
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Ensuring that the most vulnerable children have what they need to thrive All children deserve to grow up in safe, healthy and secure families. Yet too many children and families lack access to the basic resources necessary to thrive. We back projects and proposals that imagine a society where all children and families have what they need to reach their full potential.
Prevention-oriented Child Welfare How can we reimagine the child welfare system to put the needs of kids and families first? Prevention-oriented Child Welfare How can we reimagine the child welfare system to put the needs of kids and families first?
Opportunities for Prevention & Transformation Initiative Opportunities for Prevention & Transformation Initiative, or OPT-In for Families, is testing a meaningful alternative to the child welfare system.
Doris Duke Distinguished Visiting Fellows The Doris Duke Distinguished Visiting Fellows Program at the McCourt School provides a flexible and welcoming home to leaders from across the policy world — former elected and appointed officials, high-level staff and other leaders with a wealth of experience and insights, particularly in the areas of child well-being and social policies.
To support research to evaluate the impact of material support on child well-being outcomes, through the Rx Kids pilot for newborns in Flint, Michigan. Grant Resources Learn more about our grantmaking.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Child Well-Being Grant Program is funded by Doris Duke Foundation Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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