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Submission closed January 10, 2025 at 5:00 PM CDT. Award period July 1, 2025 - June 30, 2026.
FY2026 Community-Based Juvenile Services Aid Enhancement [EB] Grant is a grant from the Nebraska Crime Commission that funds community-based juvenile services in Nebraska counties and tribal communities demonstrating additional need beyond standard CBA funding levels.
The grant prioritizes direct services including diversion programs, excessive absenteeism prevention, mental health services, and other youth-focused services that divert young people from the juvenile justice system. Requests that make existing CBA-funded staff salaries complete receive high priority. New programs are only considered with demonstrated community need and a sustainability plan.
Eligible applicants include individual counties, multiple counties, and federally or state-recognized Indian tribes in Nebraska. The application deadline was January 10, 2025.
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Euna Grants - Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice - FY2026 Community-Based Juvenile Services Aid Enhancement [EB] Grant FY2026 Community-Based Juvenile Services Aid Enhancement [EB] Grant FY2026 Community-Based Juvenile Services Aid Enhancement [EB] Grant Pursuant to Nebraska Revised Statute §43-2404.
02, the Nebraska Crime Commission shall award Community-Based Juvenile Services Enhancement Aid [EB] Grant grants on a competitive basis to counties and tribes with a demonstrated need in the Community-based Juvenile Services Aid funding areas. This announcement is an extension of the attached FY2026 Community-based Juvenile Services Aid Request for Application (CBA RFA) released October 29, 2024.
Please refer to the CBA RFA for application instructions. All CBA requirements and restrictions apply. Applicants must be able to demonstrate additional need in the funding areas.
Priority in awarding EB funds will be given to those counties and tribes able to justify an additional need for funds in the funding areas, prioritizing direct services such as diversion, excessive absenteeism prevention and intervention, mental health services, and other services that will divert youth from the system. Additionally, EB requests that will make CBA funded staff salaries complete will be given a high priority.
New programs will only be considered if the application justifies a need for the community, there is a sustainability plan in place, and if the community has demonstrated their ability to spend down previously allocated grant funds. https://ne. amplifund.
com/Public/Opportunities/Details/e8d016bf-be03-4660-b02a-2cff055ad891 Funding Source Description Funds received through the Community-Based Juvenile Services Aid Program shall be used exclusively to assist the aid recipient in the implementation and operation of programs or the provision of services identified in the aid recipient’s community plan, including: • Programs for local planning and service coordination • Screening, assessment, and evaluation • Alternatives to detention • Family support services • Truancy prevention and intervention programs (Kindergarten – Twelfth Grade) • Pilot projects approved by the commission • Payment of transportation costs to and from placements, evaluations, or services • Personnel when the personnel are aligned with evidence-based treatment principles, programs, or practices • Contracting with other state agencies or private organizations that provide evidence-based treatment or programs • Preexisting programs in accordance with the funding purpose that are aligned with evidence-based practices or best practices • Other services that will positively impact juveniles and families in the juvenile justice system • One-time use to convert an existing juvenile detention facility or other existing structure for use as an alternative to detention.
Programs and services shall be designed to serve and target youth who are eleven through eighteen years of age. Programs focused on reducing excessive absenteeism may serve and target students in grades kindergarten – twelfth grade (ages five through eighteen).
Aid recipients shall prioritize programs and services that will divert juveniles from the juvenile justice system, reduce the population of juveniles in juvenile detention and secure confinement, and assist in transitioning juveniles from out-of-home placements.
Please refer to the Request for Applications (RFA) for details regarding eligibility, funding purpose, funding limitations, funding requirements, and application template instructions. The RFA can be accessed at https://ncc. nebraska.
gov/grant-apps Submission Timeline Additional Information All applicants applying for 2026 Community-Based Juvenile Services Enhancement Aid Grant [EB] shall submit an application electronically through the AmpliFund application portal. Applications are due no later than January 10, 2025 at 5:00 p. m.
(CDT). Late applications will not be accepted. Prior to submitting the application, have all documents from the Required Documents Checklist in Appendix E completed and ready.
All documents are required for a complete application and must be submitted at one time. All documents must be typed on the Word application template with unedited formatting. Save the Word document in PDF format (save as PDF).
Submit the application template in PDF format. Scanned copies will not be accepted, other than signatures. Allow Multiple Applications Additional Eligibility Information Applicants are limited to individual counties, multiple counties, federal or state recognized Indian tribes, or any combination of the entities listed.
Additional Information URL https://ncc. nebraska. gov/grant-apps
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individual counties, multiple counties, federal or state recognized Indian tribes, or any combination thereof in Nebraska. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The most recent published deadline was January 10, 2025, which has passed. This is an annual program, so a new cycle should follow. Check the funder's website for the next application window.
FY2026 Community-Based Juvenile Services Aid Enhancement [EB] Grant is funded by Nebraska Crime Commission. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Nebraska. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
The solicitation lists 2 required documents: Application template in PDF format and Documents from Required Documents Checklist in Appendix E. Check the official notice for formatting and page-limit rules.
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