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Find similar grantsSafe Communities for Youth Grant RFA is sponsored by Oregon Youth Development Council. Supports community-based efforts focusing on youth at immediate risk of being victims of violent physical harm or gun violence, aiming to identify and intervene in such situations.
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Youth Development Oregon : Safe Communities for Youth Grant RFA : 2025-27 Youth Grants : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Safe Communities for Youth Grant RFA CLOSED: 2026-2027 Safe Communities for Youth Grant Request for Applications (RFA) Youth Development Oregon (YDO) the 2026-2027 Safe Communities for Youth Grant Request for Applications has CLOSED.
The Safe Communities for Youth Grant intends to address, interrupt, and prevent the escalation of community violence impacting youth ages 16-24 at Imminent Risk of physical harm or gun violence. Efforts funded through this Grant provide needed support and services to address risk factors impacting the safety of youth. The required pre-application conference has concluded.
Please review the conference recording and side deck below: Conference Recording: 2026-27 Safe Communities for Youth Grant (SCFY) Side Deck (PDF): 2627_Info_Mtg_SCFY Click the links below to access RFA materials: RFA Safe Communities for Youth. pdf ATTACHMENT A - SAMPLE GRANT AGREEMENT. pdf ATTACHMENT B - SAMPLE APPLICANT AND CERTIFICATION SHEET.
pdf ATTACHMENT C - SAMPLE APPLICATION NARRATIVE. pdf ATTACHMENT D - SAMPLE PROJECT BUDGET. pdf ATTACHMENT E - SAMPLE DATA REPORTING REQUIREMENTS.
pdf ATTACHMENT F - PROJECT PLAN. pdf Addendum 1 - Safe Communities for Youth.
pdf Review the first Q&A document below: Safe Communities for Youth RFA Questions and Answers Review the second Q&A document below: Safe Communities for Youth RFA Questions and Answers - Version 2 To access the SM Apply Application Portal click the link below: 2026-2027 Safe Communities for Youth Grant Application How to recognize an official Oregon website Only share sensitive information on official, secure websites.
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Safe Communities for Youth Grant RFA is funded by Oregon Youth Development Council. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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REENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY GRANT (ROG) is sponsored by Oregon Youth Development Council. Across Oregon, Reengagement Programs reach, engage, and serve youth ages 14-24 who have unenrolled or fully disengaged from school to support their earning a high school diploma or its equivalent. Programs for 8th graders at risk of disengaging from school could be relevant.
2025-27 Youth Grants - Youth Community Investment Grant (CI) is sponsored by Oregon Youth Development Council. The purpose of this grant is to increase youth engagement and connection to school and community, enhance academic achievement, reduce barriers to services, and increase participation in safe out-of-school time programming with positive adult role models.
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