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Find similar grantsTitle II Formula Grants (Administered by OYCR in California) is sponsored by Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). The Title II Formula Grants program, authorized by the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act (JJDPA), provides grants to states to support delinquency prevention and juvenile justice system improvement.
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Title II Formula Grants - OYCR Title II Formula Grants Transition On July 1, 2024 the federal Title II Formula Grants program transitioned from the California Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) to the Office of Youth and Community Restoration (OYCR) per CA AB 169. Read the OYCR Title II Designated State Agency Memo to Grantees . What is the Title II Formula Grants Program?
The Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act (JJDPA) is the federal statute that establishes the Title II Grant Program. The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) administers the grant, in part, by awarding grants to states to support delinquency prevention and juvenile justice system improvement. See the Title II Formula Grants Fact Sheet.
In California, the Office of Youth and Community Restoration (OYCR) is the designated state agency responsible for managing Title II funds. Each year, OYCR submits required grant applications and reports to OJJDP, including an updated three‑year State Plan, Compliance Monitoring Plan , and Racial and Ethnic Disparities (R/ED) Plan .
OYCR also oversees the State Advisory Group on Youth Justice – OYCR (SAG YJ) which advises on Title II activities and serves as OYCR’s Executive Steering Committee. As required by the JJDPA, OYCR competitively awards Title II funds to local governments, nonprofit organizations, nongovernmental organizations, and tribal entities, aligning investments with the goals of the JJDPA and California’s 2024-2026 Title II Plan .
Contact OYCR about Title II Formula Grants For information on the Title II Formula Grants, please contact Krystal Lewis, OYCR Grants Manager, at OYCRGrants@chhs. ca. gov or ( 916) 651-0423.
Title II Grants – October 1, 2024 to September 30, 2026 California’s Title II State Plan & Implementing Statute Title II Grants – October 1, 2024 to September 30, 2026 Title II Grantee Program Purpose Area(s) Annual Award Santa Cruz County Probation Aftercare/Reentry; Community-based Programs & Services $350,000 Youth Mentoring Connections Community-based Programs & Services; Mentoring, Counseling & Training Programs $350,000 City of Gilroy Diversion $349,984 Fresh Linelines for Youth, Inc. Mentoring, Counseling & Training Programs $349,999 Center for Training & Careers, Inc. DBA ConXion to Community Aftercare/Reentry, Job Training/Programs; Mentoring, Counseling & Training Programs $349,669 Pacific Clinics Job Training/Programs $350,000 Volunteers of America of Los Angeles Job Training/Programs; Mentoring, Counseling & Training Programs $350,000 Anti-Recidivism AfterCare/Reentry; Job Training/Programs; Mentoring, Counseling & Training Programs $348,752 Operation New Hope Aftercare/Reentry; Alternatives to Detention; Community-Based Programs & Services; Diversion; Job Training/Programs; Mentoring, Counseling & Training Programs $265,140 Reading and Beyond Community-Based Programs & Services; Mentoring, Counseling & Training Programs $350,000 Arcata Police Department** Alternatives to Detention; $31,690 Retraining the Village*** Aftercare/Reentry $204,755 Agenda Item E: Title II Grant Program Funding Recommendations: Requesting Approval Attachment E-3: List of Title II Proposals Recommended for Funding Attachment E-4: Title II Proposal Summaries Attachment E-5: Title II Request for Proposals Attachment E-6: Letter of Concurrence from the Office of Youth and Community Restoration California’s Title II State Plan & Implementing Statute California is required to complete a new State Plan every three years.
The State Plan is then updated annually in years two and three. California’s annual application for the Title II award also serves as the State Plan or State Plan update, depending on the year.
2024-26 State Plan – Title II Grant Program 2021-23 State Plan – Title II Grant Program 2018-20 State Plan – Title II Grant Program 2015-17 State Plan – Title II Grant Program 2016-18 State Plan – Year-2 Plan Update 2017-19 State Plan – Year-3 Plan Update Implementing Statute & Resource Links The Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act – JJDPA Title II Formula Grants Fact Sheet OJJDP: Working for Youth Justice and Safety Racial/Ethnic Disparities (R/ED) Dec 1, 2019 to Nov 30, 2022 On November 14, 2019 the BSCC awarded approximately $12.
4 million to 12 grantees for a 3-year grant period covering December 1, 2019 – November 30, 2022. The 12 grantees and associated funding award are provided below.
Title II Grantee Project Summaries Title II Grant Program Request for Proposals Title II Grantees Grant Funding Awarded Annually* California Youth Outreach (Monterey County) $225,000 Centinela Youth Services (Los Angeles County) $299,996 Community Works West (Alameda County) $300,000 El Dorado County Probation Department $149,985 Fresno County Probation Department $300,000 North County Lifeline (San Diego County) $297,000 Restorative Resources (Sonoma County) $225,000 Santa Cruz County Probation Department $196,200 Shasta County Probation Department $146,938 South Bay Community Services (San Diego County) $300,000 Watsonville Police Department (Santa Cruz County) $225,000 Youth Employment Partnership* (Alameda County) $94,881 Shingle Springs Rancheria Miwok Tribe $120,000 Mechoopda Indian Tribe of Chico Rancheria $120,000 Oct 1, 2015 to Sep 30, 2019 Title II Project Summaries Title II Grantees Grant Funding Awarded Annually* California Youth Outreach (Monterey County) $225,000 Centinela Youth Services (Los Angeles County) $299,996 Community Works West (Alameda County) $300,000 El Dorado County Probation Department $149,985 Fresno County Probation Department $300,000 North County Lifeline (San Diego County) $297,000 Restorative Resources (Sonoma County) $225,000 Santa Cruz County Probation Department $196,200 Shasta County Probation Department $146,938 South Bay Community Services (San Diego County) $300,000 Watsonville Police Department (Santa Cruz County) $225,000 Youth Employment Partnership* (Alameda County) $94,881 Shingle Springs Rancheria Miwok Tribe $120,000 Mechoopda Indian Tribe of Chico Rancheria $120,000 *This cohort of grant projects was awarded on an annual cycle for up to four years; each subsequent award was non-competitive and based on the project’s compliance with federal and state requirements.
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Oct 1, 2014 to Sep 30, 2018 Title II R. E.
D Grantee Grant Funding Awarded Annually* Mono County Probation Department $150,000 San Joaquin County Probation Department $200,000 Santa Barbara County Probation Department $147,940 Stanislaus County Probation Department $200,000 *This cohort of grant projects was awarded on an annual cycle for up to four years; each subsequent award was non-competitive and based on the project’s compliance with federal and state requirements.
SACJJDP Public Comment Services RFO In March 2021, the SACJJDP released a Request for Offers (RF0) from local nonprofit organizations and Native American Tribes to hold community meetings for the purpose of receiving community feedback on the specific juvenile justice system needs in the local area.
The results of the communities’ input helped the SACJJDP develop the 2021-2023 3-year state plan and determine the local program areas of focus and types of programs to support with Title II grant funds. SACJJDP Public Comment Services RFO Questions & Answers (Q & A) SACJJDP Public Comment Services Request for Offers Frequently Asked Questions – 3. 16.
21 RFP to Identify Interventions & Replicable Strategies for Reducing Racial & Ethnic Disparity In November 2020, the SACJJDP released an RFP to find a contractor with Racial and Ethnic Disparity project experience to develop a State and County data dashboard, to conduct a review of a sample of factors that contribute to Racial and Ethnic Disparity, and to develop a replicable framework for determining the appropriate measurable intervention.
The final product will assist the SACJJDP in making data-driven recommendations on the allocation of Title II funding directed towards reducing Racial and Ethnic Disparity in the Juvenile Justice system.
Title II Grant Program: Identifying Effective Interventions and Replicable Strategies for Reducing Racial and Ethnic Disparities RFP Identifying Effective Interventions and Replicable Strategies for Reducing Racial and Ethnic Disparities RFP Frequently Asked Questions – 12. 17. 2020
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