Latest News
Click here for a list of all the Trust's learning opportunities and classes.
The Trust Presents "Lights On Afterschool!"- More
Project My Time Expands to More Middle Schools - More
Trust Names Millicent Williams New CEO - More
Requests For Proposals
The Truancy and Curfew Violator Reduction portion of the RFP for Effective Youth Development has be re-issued. The RFP is posted here.
The Trust has released on RFP for Summer Programs 2009. Proposals are due at 4:00 February 5, 2009. The RFP is posted here.
The Trust has released an RFP in partnership with DYRS to establish service coalitions for two defined service delivery areas. Proposals are due at 4:00 p.m. February 23, 2009. The RFP is posted here.
The Trust does not accept applications for funding outside of the RFP process. All RFPs are posted here and are listed with the Mayor’s Office of Partnerships and Grants Development.
Find a Program
Click here to find an out-of-school-time program or parent center in your neighborhood.
The DC Children and Youth Investment Trust Corporation (the Trust) is a public-private partnership chartered by the District to help a wide variety of organizations improve services and opportunities for every child in the city. The Trust works to increase resources and invest in the people, programs and systems that serve children, youth and their families in the District of Columbia. The partnership includes public schools, city agencies, employers and non-profit providers. Since its inception in 1999, the Trust has provided grants, technical assistance, youth worker training, capacity building, convening, and policy support at the local level, while it has engaged in learning opportunities, policy forums and innovation at the national level. MORE>>
Program Spotlight
Carrera Trust at ATA program is a partnership between the Trust and the Children’s Aid Society to offer a highly effective program that combines academic enrichment, career exploration, arts, sports and sexuality education as a means of comprehensively preventing teen pregnancy. MORE>>
Project My Time
Project My Time is an initiative to build a system to improve the quality of after-school and summer programs in DC and to get more kids to participate in those programs. Funded by The Wallace Foundation in June 2006, Project My Time offers free high-quality, after-school programs in middle schools in the District. Please visit www.projectmytime.org for more information.