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Trauma Prevention Partnerships Initiative is sponsored by California Community Foundation (in partnership with Los Angeles County Department of Public Health's Office of Violence Prevention).
This initiative aims to prevent violent incidents, implement crisis response when violent incidents occur, address factors contributing to gun and gang violence, and increase access to trauma-informed care and healing-centered services and supports. It includes funding for street outreach, hospital violence intervention programs, and crisis response.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-based organizations located in Los Angeles County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Trauma Prevention Partnerships Initiative is funded by California Community Foundation (in partnership with Los Angeles County Department of Public Health's Office of Violence Prevention). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Trauma Prevention Partnership - Youth Programs is sponsored by California Community Foundation (in partnership with Los Angeles County Department of Public Health's Office of Violence Prevention). The California Community Foundation, in partnership with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health's Office of Violence Prevention, has awarded grants for violence prevention. Their Trauma Prevention Partnership supports eight funding categories, including Youth Programs. The goal is to prevent violent incidents, implement crisis response, address factors contributing to gun and gang violence, and increase access to trauma-informed care and healing-centered services and support.
Trauma Prevention Partnership is sponsored by California Community Foundation (in partnership with Los Angeles County Department of Public Health's Office of Violence Prevention). This partnership supports eight funding categories, including Hospital Violence Intervention, Street Outreach, Peer-to-Peer Learning Academy, Youth Programs, Trauma Informed Care & Community Healing, Crisis Response, School Safety Transformation, and the Community Hardship Fund. The goal is to prevent violent incidents, implement crisis response, address factors contributing to gun and gang violence, and increase access to trauma-informed care.
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