Blog: Grants

Below you’ll find a selection of the latest grants, jobs, webinars and events posted to our Opportunity Board. Please share the Reclaiming Futures Opportunity Board with your colleagues in the juvenile justice, adolescent substance abuse and teen mental health areas. We encourage you to browse and post!

The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) is seeking applicants for a newly released funding opportunity: the FY2014 Second Chance Act Two-Phase Juvenile Reentry Demonstration Program: Planning and Implementation.

This two-phase grant program will provide up to $750,000 to help state and local governments, as well as federally recognized Indian tribes, plan and implement programs or strategies that achieve the following:

• Support the successful reentry of youth released from confinement.
• Reflect an enhanced emphasis on the adoption, integration, and effective implementation of practices that research has demonstrated improves juvenile reentry outcomes.

Successful applicants will be required to complete two phases of work: a project-planning phase—which must receive OJJDP approval—and a project-implementation phase. The initial award period will be 24 months, with up to six months to complete the planning process.

During the fiscal year, OJJDP may make as many as 15 awards under this program. As opposed to previous fiscal years, applicants will apply for a single award that includes both the planning phase and the implementation phase with specific deliverables required during each.

Below you'll find a selection of the latest grants, jobs, webinars and events posted to our Opportunity Board. Please share the Reclaiming Futures Opportunity Board with your colleagues in the juvenile justice, adolescent substance abuse and teen mental health areas. It's free to browse and post!
Webinars

• Understanding Addiction and Supporting Recovery Strategies and Tools for Clergy and Other Congregational Leaders Webinar Series: April 29
• What Works in Co-Occurring Treatment with Justice Involved Youth: May 6

Events

• 2014 Adolescent Conference: May 13-15
• 2014 Coalition for Juvenile Justice: June 18-21
• Looking Back, Planning Ahead: A Vision for the Next 40 Years in Juvenile Justice: June 18-21
• 2015 National Mentoring Summit: January 28-30

Grants

• Multi-State Mentoring Initiative: Ends May 27
• Second Chance Act Two-phase Juvenile Reentry Demonstration Program: Ends June 2

Below you'll find a selection of the latest grants, jobs, webinars and events posted to our Opportunity Board. Please share the Reclaiming Futures Opportunity Board with your colleagues in the juvenile justice, adolescent substance abuse and teen mental health areas. It's free to browse and post!
Events

• 2014 Adolescent Conference: May 13-15
• 2014 Coalition for Juvenile Justice: June 18-21

Below you'll find a selection of the latest grants, jobs, webinars and events posted to our Opportunity Board. Please share the Reclaiming Futures Opportunity Board with your colleagues in the juvenile justice, adolescent substance abuse and teen mental health areas. It's free to browse and post!
Events

• Forum for Youth Investment - Big Picture Approach: April 4-6
• Juvenile In Justice: Photographs by Richard Ross on Display: Jan. 25-April 13
• 2014 Adolescent Conference: May 13-15
• 2014 Coalition for Juvenile Justice: June 18-21

Jobs

• Program Attorney | Nevada

Below you'll find a selection of the latest grants, jobs, webinars and events posted to our Opportunity Board. Please share the Reclaiming Futures Opportunity Board with your colleagues in the juvenile justice, adolescent substance abuse and teen mental health areas. It's free to browse and post!
Webinars

• Show Policymakers How Your Court Helps Your Community: Five Steps for Building Relationships that Last: March 19

Events

• Forum for Youth Investment - Big Picture Approach: April 4-6
• Juvenile In Justice: Photographs by Richard Ross on Display: Jan. 25-March 13
• 2014 Adolescent Conference: May 13-15
• 2014 Coalition for Juvenile Justice: June 18-21

Jobs

• Program Attorney | Nevada
• Director of Development | Louisiana
• Director, Juvenile Justice Strategy Group | Maryland

Below you'll find a selection of the latest grants, jobs, webinars and events posted to our Opportunity Board. Please share the Reclaiming Futures Opportunity Board with your colleagues in the juvenile justice, adolescent substance abuse and teen mental health areas. It's free to browse and post!
Webinars

• Show Policymakers How Your Court Helps Your Community: Five Steps for Building Relationships that Last: March 5

Events

• Forum for Youth Investment - Big Picture Approach: April 4-6
• Juvenile In Justice: Photographs by Richard Ross on Display: Jan. 25-March 13
• 2014 Coalition for Juvenile Justice: June 18-21

Jobs

• Director of Development | Louisiana
• Probation Officer | Texas
• Director, Juvenile Justice Strategy Group | Maryland

Grants

• Treatment Drug Crouts: Ends March 17

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) is accepting applications for fiscal year (FY) 2014 Grants to Expand Substance Abuse Treatment in Adult Tribal Healing to Wellness Courts and Juvenile Treatment Drug Courts. SAMHSA anticipates $4,550,000 in total funding.
The purpose of this program is to expand and/or enhance substance abuse treatment services in existing adult Tribal Healing to Wellness Courts (which are the tribal version of adult drug courts) and in Juvenile Treatment Drug Courts (tribal or non-tribal) which use the treatment drug court model in order to provide alcohol and drug treatment (including recovery support services supporting substance abuse treatment, screening, assessment, case management, and program coordination) to defendants/offenders.
Grantees will be expected to provide a coordinated, multi-system approach designed to combine the sanctioning power of treatment drug courts with effective treatment services to break the cycle of criminal behavior, alcohol and/or drug use, and incarceration or other penalties.
KEY INFO

• Anticipated Number of Awards: Up to 14
• Anticipated Award Amount: Up to $325,000 per year
• Length of Project: Up to 3 years
• Application Due Date: Monday, March 17, 2014

More information is available at SAMHSA.gov >>

Below you'll find a selection of the latest grants, jobs, webinars and events posted to our Opportunity Board. Please share the Reclaiming Futures Opportunity Board with your colleagues in the juvenile justice, adolescent substance abuse and teen mental health areas. It's free to browse and post!
Webinars

• Girls Matter! A Webinar Series: Feb. 25

Events

• Forum for Youth Investment - Big Picture Approach: April 4-6
• Juvenile In Justice: Photographs by Richard Ross on Display: Jan. 25-March 13
• 2014 Coalition for Juvenile Justice: June 18-21

Jobs

• Probation Officer | Texas
• Program Specialist | Nevada
• Web/Database Developer | Nevada

Grants

• Improving Diversion Policies and Programs for Justice-Involved Youth with Behavioral Health Disorder: Ends Feb. 28