Grants For Domestic Violence

Numerous organizations, both government and private, provide grants to support initiatives addressing domestic violence. If you are seeking grants for domestic violence prevention, intervention, or support services, consider exploring the following sources:

  1. Office on Violence Against Women (OVW):
    • OVW, part of the U.S. Department of Justice, offers various grant programs to support efforts addressing domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking.
  2. National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV):
    • NNEDV may offer information on grants and funding opportunities for organizations working to end domestic violence. Check their website for resources and updates.
  3. Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Grants:
    • VAWA grants, administered by the Department of Justice, provide funding for programs that address violence against women, including domestic violence.
  4. Family Violence Prevention and Services Program (FVPSA):
    • FVPSA, a program of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, offers grants to support domestic violence shelters and related services.
  5. State Domestic Violence Coalitions:
    • Many states have domestic violence coalitions that offer resources and may administer grants. Contact your state’s coalition to inquire about funding opportunities.
  6. Community Foundations:
    • Local community foundations may have funds or grants available to support domestic violence prevention programs. Check with foundations in your area.
  7. Corporate Social Responsibility Programs:
    • Some corporations have social responsibility programs that focus on supporting communities. Explore corporate initiatives that align with domestic violence prevention.
  8. Allstate Foundation Purple Purse:
    • The Allstate Foundation Purple Purse program focuses on financial empowerment as a way to end domestic violence. Check their website for grant opportunities.
  9. Private Foundations:
    • Research private foundations with a focus on women’s rights, social justice, or community well-being. Some foundations may offer grants for domestic violence initiatives.
  10. National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ):
    • NCJFCJ may offer grants or resources for projects addressing domestic violence, particularly within the context of family court issues.

Before applying for any grants, carefully review the eligibility criteria, application guidelines, and deadlines. Collaborate with local domestic violence shelters, advocacy organizations, and government agencies to stay informed about available funding opportunities and to strengthen your application. Additionally, consider networking with other organizations working in the field for potential partnership opportunities.