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Division for Women & Youth Grants | NC DOA Division for Women and Youth Grants The NC Division for Women & Youth provides grants to qualifying NC agencies that provide domestic violence, sexual assault, or family violence prevention and services. These grants are funded through the state Sexual Assault and Rape Crisis Center Fund, state Domestic Violence Center Fund, and federal Family Violence Prevention and Services Act respectively.
Submitting Grant Application The application period for 2026-2027 DV and SA state grants is now open. Please click the link below to access the application. Please note, applications are only accepted through the EBS grant management system and an NCID is required to access EBS.
Upon receipt and review of the application you will receive feedback from the division regarding any missing information. Please see the application for deadlines to address corrections.
2025-2027 Grant Application Timeline Year 2 of the Biennium (Renewal & New Applicant Cycle) Event Description Time Frame DV & SA Center Applications Open New applicants seeking eligibility and current grantees seeking year two eligibility will complete and submit the same application. New applicants deemed eligible and funded, will receive a one-year award for the upcoming fiscal year only (no renewal option).
March 27, 2026 Applications Due Upload application forms and required attachments to the EBS grants management system; update and certify grantee profile May 8, 2026 Award/Declination Notices Issued Notices available in the EBS grants management system. June 15–June 30, 2026 (or sooner) Approved Grantees Submit Actual Year 2 Budget In EBS grants management system.
After July 1, 2026 Accessing the Grant Management System The Division for Women & Youth utilizes the Enterprise Business Service (EBS) Grants Management System .
The system allows grantees & Division for Women and Youth staff to: Create and execute agreements Submit actual budget and budget change requests Submit expenditure and reimbursement reports Approve grant payments/reimbursements Monitor/track grant progress Conduct research and analysis EBS Grant Management System Access the EBS Grant Management System How to Use the EBS Grant Management System EBS Grant Managment System FAQs (PDF) State Grants: Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Programs If you have questions regarding state grants, please contact one of our region offices : Eastern Region: cfw.
eastern. region@doa. nc.
gov Piedmont Region: cfw. piedmont. region@doa.
nc. gov Western Region: cfw. western.
region@doa. nc. gov Federal Grants: Family Violence Prevention and Services Programs If you have questions regarding FVPSA grants, please contact the FVPSA State Administrator at NCFVPSA@doa.
nc. gov . State DV Program Guidelines State SA Program Guidelines FVPSA Pre-Application Prep Information Program Directory: Grantees Offering DV/SA Services Grantee list sortable by county Domestic Violence (DV), Sexual Assault (SA), and Domestic Violence Intervention Program (DVIP) Statistics Grantees: Submitting Reports State grantees must report on expenditure information monthly.
State grantees must issue statistics reporting semi-annually. State Grant Report Forms & Prep Tools FVPSA grantees must report on expenditure information monthly. FVPSA grantees must issue statistics reporting semi-annually.
FVPSA Grant Report Forms & Prep Tools Contact the Division for Women and Youth NC Division for Women & Youth NC Division for Women & Youth Albermarle Building, 7th Floor
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Agencies providing domestic violence, sexual assault, or family violence prevention and services in North Carolina. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
North Carolina Division for Women & Youth Grants is funded by North Carolina Department of Administration. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in North Carolina. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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Division for Women & Youth Grants (State Grants: Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Programs) is sponsored by North Carolina Department of Administration (NC DOA). The NC Division for Women & Youth provides grants to qualifying NC agencies that provide domestic violence, sexual assault, or family violence prevention and services. These grants are funded through the state Sexual Assault and Rape Crisis Center Fund and the state Domestic Violence Center Fund.
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