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Find similar grantsTribal Victims of Crime Micro-Grant Program (Alaska) is sponsored by Denali Commission, in partnership with the Department of Justice. This micro-grant program funds Alaska Native Tribal communities to establish new victim services programs, fill system gaps, expand existing services, or develop new services for those who have experienced crimes.
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Overview – Denali Commission The Denali Commission, in partnership with the Department of Justice, is implementing a Tribal Victims of Crime Micro-Grant Program. The micro-grants will fund Alaska Native Tribal communities to establish new programs and allow current Tribal victim service providers to fill system gaps, expand existing services, and/or develop new services.
All funded programs must provide supports for those who have experienced crimes of any type. Services eligible under this program include the following: Awareness campaigns about resources available to victims, Direct services to meet victim’s needs, Training on victims’ rights, Culturally appropriate services for crime victims, and/or Repair and renovations to existing infrastructure directly related to victim services.
Micro-grantees will have access to the Alaska Micro-Grant Training and Technical Assistance Provider The Denali Commission is pleased to announce the availability of Tribal Victim Services Program funds to support Tribally driven victim service programs and address the need for improved physical infrastructure to support Tribal Victim Services.
The Funding Assistance Request Form and Budget Template (Excel spreadsheet) may be downloaded here. Denali-Commission-Budget-Template Download Denali-Commission-Tribal-Victim-Services-Funding-Assistance-Request-Form Download Interactive Project Database You can use this tool to track the progress of projects in your community and throughout the state.
For each project, you can get detailed information on project cost, schedule and scope of work. This manual is designed to guide users using the Denali Project Database System 2. 0.
This system provides transparency into all Denali Commission funded projects, both in progress and completed. Users are able to access extensive information on Award and Projects funded to specific Alaskan communities, including comprehensive data on project costs, schedule, and scope of work. Through the system, Recipients are able to manage their awards from pre-award to close-out.
Access to the Denali Commission Project Database System 2. 0 HERE. Denali Database Recipient User Manual 550 W 7th Avenue, Suite 1230 Freedom of Information Act Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Architectural Barriers Act
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Alaska Native Tribal communities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Tribal Victims of Crime Micro-Grant Program (Alaska) is funded by Denali Commission, in partnership with the Department of Justice. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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