NOTICE OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY

Gang Intervention and Outreach
The Trust announces the availability of funding of up to $250,000 to support one (1) award to a community-based organization to provide high quality street outreach and programming to support District of Columbia older youth and young adults (ages 14 to 24 years) at high risk of engaging in and/or being affected by gang/crew violence.  This funding is available through the District allocation of funds to support targeted gang/crew intervention and outreach while continuing the efforts recommended in the Blueprint for Action report of 2009.
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Fiscal Year 2013 Job Readiness, Placement, Socio-Entrepreneurial, and A+ Information Technology Programs
The Trust, on behalf of DYRS, is seeking proposals for three distinct service areas:  (1) Job Readiness Skills Training and Placement in the amount of $90,000; and, (2) Socio-Entrepreneurial Demonstration in the amount of $400,000, and (3) A+ Information Technology (Occupational Skills Training) Program in the amount of $100,000.  One grant will be awarded in each service area.   
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FY2014 DC YouthLink Service Coalition
On behalf of the DCYL initiative, the Trust announces the availability of a funding opportunity and invites qualified applicants to submit proposals to provide high quality services to DYRS youth primarily in the District of Columbia during Fiscal Year (FY) 2014.  Specifically, DCYL seeks to support the delivery of a variety of high quality programs that will provide purposeful and developmentally appropriate opportunities to help DYRS youth thrive and achieve positive outcomes. 
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FY13 Youth Violence Reduction RFP
In support of DYRS’ commitment to protect public safety and its desire to work in strategic partnership with MPD, The Trust, and community providers to decrease incidents of youth violence, this  outcome-based outreach opportunity is offered with a strategic focus on engaging high-risk youth in targeted DC neighborhoods.  
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