CCJJ Grants

CCJJ Grant Information

Discrimination Training

• Civil Rights and Discrimination Policy Training (PowerPoint)
• Procedures for Responding to Discrimination Complaints

General Grant Information

• Federal Transfer & Sharing Report (word)
• CCJJ Grant Writing Manual
• General Instructions
• Online Financial Reporting Instructions (Grants Management System)
• State of Utah Travel Information
• Ledger Samples (word)
• Ledger Sample (excel)
• CI Logs Commander
• CI Logs Officer

Utah Board of Juvenile Justice Grants (UBJJ)

Title II - 2011 Request for Proposals

For questions regarding the application process, contact Reg Garff | rgarff@utah.gov

The Utah Board of Juvenile Justice (UBJJ) is pleased to announce the availability of Title II Formula Grants funded by allocations from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. The funding period is October 1, 2011 to September 30, 2012.

• An estimated $123,300 will be competitively awarded to support one to two new and innovative programs in the priority categories that follow. These projects will be funded based on individual merit.
• Only new and innovative project applications will be accepted.
• An additional $386,670 is available to support continuation projects only.

Units of local government, school districts, state agencies, faith based organizations, Indian tribes and tribal organizations or qualified community-based organizations may apply for funding who meet one or more of the following UBJJ goals:

1. Provide evidence-based delinquency prevention projects for children grades kindergarten through eight.

2. Expand and improve sex offender services and resources within the juvenile justice system.

3. Provide evidence-based outpatient substance abuse treatment to at-risk youth in Carbon, Emery, Grand, Salt Lake, Summit, Tooele and Wasatch Counties.

4. Increase the diversion rate for minority youth in Salt Lake, Utah and Weber Counties.

Priority will be given to projects using evidenced-based/model programs (must cite source) that serve Native American communities, Salt Lake, Tooele, Weber or Morgan Counties, or the Four Corners region (Carbon, Emery and Grand Counties) where resources are scarce and high risk has been identified. Projects outside the priority areas will not be considered. Funded programs will be required to participate in program evaluation as directed throughout the funding period.

Title II Grant Application Kit

• General Instructions
• Title II Grant Writing Tips
• 2011 Request for Proposals
• 2011 New Project Instructions
• 2011 New Project Application
• 2011 Continuation Project Instructions
• 2011 Continuation Project Application
• Appendix, Certified Assurances & Grant Conditions

 

Title V

Title V of the JJDP Act is designed to provide a dedicated source of monies to award grants for delinquency prevention within local communities. The Community Prevention Grants program is founded on a research-based framework that focuses on reducing risks and enhancing protective factors to prevent youth from entering the juvenile justice system.

Title V Grant RFP currently not available.

• Grant Writing Tips
• Title Five Application Instructions
• Title V Application
• Title V Continuation Project Instructions
• Title V Continuation Application
• Certified Assurances

Justice Assistance Grants (JAG)

Not currently accepting applications at this time.

Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Grants (RSAT)

Not currently accepting applications at this time.

Gang Reduction Grant

Not currently accepting applications at this time.