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Find similar grantsState Violence Prevention Grant Program is sponsored by Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA), Office of Violence Prevention. This program supports state and local efforts for violence prevention. Specific details on current open opportunities would require checking the Wisconsin DOA Office of Violence Prevention website directly.
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Office of Violence Prevention Office of Violence Prevention The Office of Violence Prevention was created through Executive Order #254 on January 14, 2025 to support violence and gun violence prevention efforts statewide. Further, the Office of Violence Prevention administers grants funded through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) to address violence and gun violence prevention needs across the state.
State Violence Prevention Grant Program The Department of Administration, in conjunction with Governor Tony Evers, is pleased to announce the release of the State Violence Prevention Grant Program Intent to Award information. Information on applications selected for award can be found through the link below. Awardees: State-Violence-Prevention-Grant-Program-Intent-to-Award.
pdf Grant Announcement Reference Copy: Updated-Grant-Announcement-State-Violence-Prevention-Grant-Program. pdf State Violence Prevention Grant Reporting Information Grantees will be required to submit one Progress and Expense Report via DocuSign. An example of the reporting form for State Violence Prevention Grantees is provided below for reference.
Additionally, performance measures will be collected online to show the impact of the State Violence Prevention Grant Program and a copy has been provided below for reference. Progress and Expense Report Form Reference Copy: OVP-Progress-and-Expense-Report-Form-FINAL. pdf Data Collection Information Reference Copy: OVP-Grantee-Data-Collection.
pdf State Violence Prevention Grant Post-Award Webinar The Office of Violence Prevention provided State Violence Prevention Grantees updates on the program, best practices, and an overview of the reporting and compliance requirements. A recording of the grant post-award webinar and copy of the slide deck are provided below for grantee reference.
Recording: State Violence Prevention Grant Post Award Grantee Webinar Webinar Slides : OVP-Post-Award-Grantee-Webinar-Slides. pdf Post-Award Webinar Frequently Asked Questions : UPDATED-OVP-Post-Award-Grantee-Orientation-Questions. pdf
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: States and local entities for violence prevention efforts in Wisconsin. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
State Violence Prevention Grant Program is funded by Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA), Office of Violence Prevention. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Wisconsin. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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