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Find similar grantsYouth Substance Use Prevention Grants is sponsored by Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth. These grants fund evidence-based programs aimed at preventing substance use among youth in Virginia. The initiative supports projects that utilize proven prevention strategies and is focused on fostering healthier communities.
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Youth Substance Use Prevention Grants by Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth | Atom Grants Youth Substance Use Prevention Grants The Youth Substance Use Prevention Grants from the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth fund evidence-based programs to prevent substance use among youth across Virginia. Funder: Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth Due Dates: Applications open mid-September 2026 (anticipated) Funding Amounts: Approx.
$2 million/year; up to $6 million total over three years; award size TBD Summary: Funds evidence-based programs that prevent substance use among youth in Virginia. The Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth's Youth Substance Use Prevention Grants support the implementation of approved, evidence-based programs aimed at preventing substance use among youth across Virginia.
This initiative reflects VFHY's mission to foster healthier communities by addressing the root causes of youth substance misuse. The program is designed to empower organizations that utilize proven strategies to reduce substance use and promote positive youth development. Community Innovation projects are not eligible under this RFA.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations implementing evidence-based programs aimed at preventing substance use among youth in Virginia. Community Innovation projects are not eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Youth Substance Use Prevention Grants is funded by Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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