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    FY23 Title II Formula Grants Program

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    FY23 Title II Formula Grants Program supports organizations serving Mississippi youth through delinquency prevention, services, and juvenile justice improvements to help youth involved in or at risk of entering the system.

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    Funder: Mississippi Division of Public Safety Planning

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application deadline) | October 2027 (Extended application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: 12-month subgrant budgets based on applicant numbers and available state allocation

    Summary: Supports delinquency prevention, juvenile justice system improvements, and services for Mississippi youth involved in or at risk of justice-system involvement.

    Key Information: Federal award eligibility is limited to the Governor-designated state agency; organizational applicants use the state subgrant application packet.


    Description

    The Title II Formula Grants Program is administered by the Mississippi Division of Public Safety Planning’s Office of Justice Programs under the federal Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act. It supports efforts to prevent juvenile delinquency, improve Mississippi’s juvenile justice system, and provide effective services and alternatives for youth involved in or at risk of involvement with that system.

    Targeted work includes juvenile diversion and alternatives to detention, mental health services, positive youth development, mentoring, and Native American Tribe programs. Broader supported areas include compliance monitoring, reducing racial and ethnic disparities, education and training, treatment, rehabilitation, and system improvements. Projects must connect their activities to documented local needs and explain how they will improve youth outcomes.


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