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Title II Formula Grant Program * This page, Title II Formula Grant Program, is offered by * Office of Grants and Research # Title II Formula Grant Program This grant program supports efforts by state agencies, local governments and nonprofits to prevent juvenile delinquency and improve outcomes among youth.
Table of Contents Hide Table of contents× * Key Dates and Materials * Resources for Grant Recipients Show More Table of contents You skipped the table of contents section. Important notice:**This program is not currently accepting applications.
** Through this grant opportunity, the Office of Grants and Research intends to fund projects that offer a high probability of improving the functioning of the juvenile justice system, prevent at-risk youth from entering the juvenile justice system, and intervene with system-involved youth to provide positive guidance and reduce the chances of further juvenile justice system involvement.
OGR will prioritize funding for pre-existing, promising, or evidence-based juvenile justice programs and activities. This program is made available through funding awarded by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). State agencies, units of local government (municipality/police department/etc.) and nonprofit 501c3 organizations are all eligible to apply for funding through this program.
## Key Dates and Materials AGF Posted: June 20, 2024 Application Due: Monday, July 15, 4:00 p. m. Award Notification (Tentative): August, 2024 Performance Period (Tentative): September 1, 2024 – August 31, 2025 ### Application Materials: This program is not currently accepting applications for funding.
## Resources for Grant Recipients Resources for Title II Formula Grant Program funding recipients - these resources are intended for current beneficiaries of Title II Formula Grant Program funding. Massachusetts is required to maintain a manual for an effective system of monitoring facilities to ensure compliance with the JJDP Act and Formula Grant Regulations.
As the SAA, EOPSS OGR is tasked with the implementation of an effective system of monitoring for which it assigns a compliance monitor for executing policies and procedures and annually revising of the monitoring manual. The Compliance Monitoring Manual describes the Compliance Monitoring system in Massachusetts. Monitoring Compliance Policies and Procedures Manual ### Special Projects Manager Email Special Projects Manager at samantha.
salvatore@mass. gov ### Program Coordinator/Compliance Monitor Email Program Coordinator/Compliance Monitor at Jacqueline. Philyaw2@mass.
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salvatore@mass. gov ### Program Coordinator/Compliance Monitor Email Program Coordinator/Compliance Monitor at Jacqueline. Philyaw2@mass.
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