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Find similar grantsVictims of Crime Act (VOCA) Grant Program is sponsored by Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ). Provides grants to private and public agencies in Wisconsin to support direct services to victims of violent crime, including safety planning, counseling, and crisis intervention.
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Wisconsin Department of Justice Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Grant Program Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Grant Program Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) victim assistance grants are provided to private and public agencies to support direct services to victims of violent crime. Services provided under this program include safety planning, community service referrals, counseling, and crisis intervention.
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VOCA Grant Opportunities Federal Performance Measures Information (OVC PMTs) Federal Performance Measures Information (Office for Victims of Crime: Performance Measure Tool) OVC PMT Federal Definitions OVC PMT Prorating Performance Data Guidance OVC PMT Subgrantee Performance Report OVC PMT Subgrantee Data Tracking Template (OVC Version) (MS Excel) OVC PMT Tracking Form (Word Doc) OVC PMT Tracking Form (MS Excel) PMT Virtual Webinar - Recorded January 9, 2025 PMT Advocacy Checklist & Scenario VOCA Subgrant Award Report and Crime Type Allocations In the first quarter of the federal fiscal year, during the transition from one federal fiscal year to the next, all VOCA subgrantees are required to complete the VOCA Subgrant Award Report and/or Crime Type Allocations.
These two components constitute the VOCA SAR Year End Report , which closes out previous grant and/or opens a new grant. In the third quarter, subgrantees are required to submit an updated Crime Type Allocations report, which constitutes the VOCA SAR Semi-Annual Report . Reports are submitted online via a unique link to a web form that will be emailed to you when the report opens.
Subgrant Award Report (SAR) collects basic information on subgrantees and the program activities that will be implemented with VOCA plus match funds, as well as the subgrantee’s overall victim services budget. Completion of the SAR gives subgrantees access to submit quarterly OVC PMT reports.
Crime Type Allocations report asks subgrantees to estimate how much of their closing VOCA award was allocated to different types of crime that correspond to the victimization types in the quarterly PMT report. Subgrantees may choose between one of four standardized allocation methods. By default, OCVS will provide allocations calculated based on the subgrantee’s victimization data submitted through quarterly PMT reports.
In continuation funding years, these allocations will also be used to calculate estimated allocations for the new fiscal year. In the first year of a competitive funding cycle, subgrantees will provide initial estimates of how they plan to allocate VOCA funding to different types of crime using the Year 1 Crime Type Allocation Estimates report.
VOCA Subgrant Award Report and Crime Type Allocations Webinar - Posted November 2024 SAR Instructions Webinar PowerPoint Year End Report Overview and Instructions FY 2024-2025 Overview and Update Crime Type Allocation Methods and Instructions SAR Questionnaire and Instructions Year 1 Crime Type Allocation Estimates and Instructions Victimizations Allocation Method Example State and Federal Guidance State of Wisconsin Guidance VOCA State Program Guidelines (PDF) *UPDATED 8/2026 Wisconsin DOJ Purchasing Policy and Procedures OCVS Consultant/Contractual Policy Subgrantee Subaward Agreements: Responsibilities and Requirements for Tier Two Monitoring Grant Closeout Process (PDF) Uniform Guidance 2 CFR 200 Federal Special Conditions Employee Employment Eligibility Verification OCVS Guidance Document [pdf] Equal Employment Opportunity Program Reporting Tool (Utilize to complete EEOP Certification Form) EEO Reporting Tool Job Aid (Instructions for using the EEO Reporting Tool to complete EEOP Certification Form) Suitability to Interact with Minors Recorded Webinar - Posted 5/17/2023 WCASA Example Policies and Forms for the prevention of child sexual abuse Resources For Current VOCA Subrecipients State of Wisconsin Pocket Travel Guide 2025-2026 VOCA Subgrantee Award List Certification to Apply 15% de Minimis Indirect Cost Rate - Updated 10/2024 VOCA Program Income Certification Form VOCA Match Waiver Process - Updated 10/2024 Volunteer Waiver Request Form Time and Effort - OCVS Guidance Document OVC Time and Effort Best Practices for VOCA-Funded Personnel Pooled Staff Example Time Sheet
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Private and public agencies providing direct services to victims of violent crime in Wisconsin. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) Grant Program is funded by Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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