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Oregon Domestic and Sexual Violence Services (ODSVS) Fund - Oregon Department of Justice : Crime Victim and Survivor Services Oregon Domestic and Sexual Violence Services (ODSVS) Fund Shelters, Advocacy Programs and Legal Assistance » To connect with a trained advocate from a domestic violence or sexual assault victim service agency near you, use this link.
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How to Use the E-Grants System » Important Grant Reporting Dates » ODSVS and the Formula for Joint Non-Competitive Funds Oregon Domestic and Sexual Violence Services (ODSVS) funds are allocated and distributed through a through a joint non-competitive funding formula.
The funds are awarded to non-profit organizations that provide advocacy services to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and dating violence. The joint formula was established in 2006 after completion of a study which focused on geographic equity and attempted to reconcile the needs of organizations serving rural and urban areas.
The formula is designed to provide funding for three FTE to meet the critical response needs of survivors in each county or service area. It is not intended to meet the full funding needs of organizations and programs identified as recipients within the joint formula. Each biennium, an application is released for the Joint Non-Competitive Funds which include ODSVS, VOCA and VAWA funds.
The Request for Applications was sent to eligible applicants in April 2025 through the CVSSD EGrants system . Guidance about ODSVS funds is available below. Guidance about VOCA and VAWA funds is also available on the ODOJ website.
ODSVS Guidance for 2023-2025 Joint Non-Competitive RFA (PDF)» ODSVS Guidance for the 2025-2027 Joint Non-Competitive RFA (PDF) » Oregon Revised Statutes pertaining to ODSVS » Oregon Administrative Rules pertaining to ODSVS » Emergency Shelter and Housing Guidelines 2025-2027 Joint Non-Competitive Funds – Emergency Shelter and Housing Guidelines (Appendix C) (PDF) » Toolkit for Joint Non-Competitive Funds Emergency Shelter and Housing Guidelines » Core Advocacy Training Requirements All recipients of Joint Non-Competitive Funds must complete the core advocacy training , including the 2-hour training on Protecting Survivors’ Privacy Rights » .
For more information about core advocacy training requirements, please visit: Advocate Privilege and Confidentiality Requirements . For information about other grantee training requirements, see also Training Resources for CVSSD Grantees.
Domestic and Sexual Violence (DSV) Services Statewide Report The DSV Services Statewide Report is required of non-profit organizations and Tribal Nation victim services programs that receive Joint Non-Competitive Funds from ODOJ and ODHS. The DSV Services Statewide Report must be submitted every six months with the progress reports for the Joint Non-Competitive Funds.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Domestic Violence shelters in an area outside of Portland, Oregon. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $15,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Oregon Domestic Violence Shelter Grant is funded by Women's Foundation of Oregon. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oregon. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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