Funding Opportunities

WA-PCJJ Grant Applications

Request for Proposals (RFP) Announcement: RFP # 22-DCYF-OJJ-034

Community-Based Alternatives to Youth Detention

Read the RFP Announcement to learn more about this funding opportunity.

WA-PCJJ Technical Assistance Request 

Organizations wishing to request technical assistance and/or training funds from the WA-PCJJ should first contact Alice Coil, Alice.Coil@dcyf.wa.gov, to discuss your request.

After discussing your request, please complete the Technical Assistance Request Form and submit to Alice Coil via email at Alice.Coil@dcyf.wa.gov.

Use this progress report template to submit your project outcomes.

Current OJJDP Title II Grant Recipients

Program Description

A restorative intervention aimed to reduce suspensions, expulsions, and arrests.

Funding amount

01/01/2021-09/30/2023 $173,955 

Website

Spokane Public Schools In-School Diversion website

Additional Information

SPS program works to keep students in school, The Spokesman-Review

Program Description

A program at Highline School District for youth at risk of suspension and expulsion.

Funding amount

01/01/2021-09/30/2023 $218,750

Website

Choose 180 School Based Diversion website

Program Description

Trauma and Racism Addressed by Navigating Systemic Forms of Oppression using Resilience Methods. Enhanced trauma-informed training modules to include racial trauma and train-the-trainers technical assistance for statewide juvenile justice and child welfare non-licensed and licensed mental health professionals. Community Passageways is the host for this program development.

Funding amount

01/01/2021-09/30/2023 $92,500.00

Website

Community Passageways TRANSFORM website

Program Description

A behavioral health program for BIPOC girls with behavioral and mental health needs referred by the Pierce County Juvenile Court.

Funding amount

01/01/2021-09/30/2023 $218,750

Program Description

Financial literary courses and mentoring for Juvenile Rehabilitation youth at Echo Glen Children’s Center, Green Hill School, Naselle Youth Camp, and Oakridge Community Facility. Classes and mentoring programs offered by Your Money Matters Mentoring.

Funding amount

01/01/2021-09/30/2023 $187,500

Website

Your Money Matters Financial Mentoring website

Program Description

Supporting efforts to create a joint task force with child-serving systems with the Tulalip Juvenile Court and the Snohomish Juvenile Court.

Funding amount

07/15/2020- 09/30/2022 $28,000

Program Description

Project is aimed at expanding arrest data analysis statewide in an effort to identify trends that would assist local government, law enforcement agencies, and state government in implementing effective and equitable laws and policing strategies.

Funding amount

08/01/2021-09/30/2022 $18,279