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Human Services Grant Program is sponsored by DeKalb County Government, Office of Grants & Administration. The Human Services Grant Program allocates resources to local organizations providing victim assistance, prevention, early intervention, and crisis response services, as well as programs focused on youth development, child and family well-being, and services for older adults.
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Grants & Community Partnerships | DeKalb County, GA Extreme Heat Warning - Cooling centers are open. Click for more information . Grants & Community Partnerships The Office of Grants & Administration supports DeKalb County residents by administering funding that strengthens community stability, public safety, and access to essential human services.
Through the Human Services Grant Program, the Division allocates resources to local organizations providing victim assistance, prevention, early intervention, and crisis response services, as well as programs focused on youth development, child and family well-being, and services for older adults.
The Human Services Grant Program partners with nonprofit organizations to address critical community needs, including food insecurity, homelessness, domestic violence, and other challenges affecting DeKalb families and individuals. Learn more about the impact of these partnerships by downloading the special report , Serving the Community Through Our Nonprofit Organizations .
For additional information about the Human Services Grant Program, contact the Office of Grants and Administration at 470- 543-0754 or email HSGrants@dekalbcountyga. gov. Frequently Asked Questions A. Applications are accepted annually May–June.
To apply, submit the Human Services Grant Reference Form to receive the application A. Nonprofits with 501(c)(3) status, in operation for 2+ years, and serving DeKalb residents in at least one priority area. Q.
What are the priority areas? A. Youth, crisis intervention, disabilities, elderly, family services, food insecurity, homelessness, public health.
Q. What score is required? A.
Applications must score 80 to 100 or higher to be recommended for funding. Q. Why are three reviewers assigned?
A. To ensure fair, balanced, and consistent scoring.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits with 501(c)(3) status, in operation for 2+ years, and serving DeKalb residents in at least one priority area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Human Services Grant Program is funded by DeKalb County Government, Office of Grants & Administration. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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