This grant funds Colorado-based research and community projects that use innovative, evidence-informed strategies to prevent gun violence, trauma, and suicide through intervention, education, and support services.
Violence Intervention and Prevention Program (VIPP) supports institutions, government entities, and researchers in funding public health approaches backed or informed by evidence to reduce gun violence.
Peace Officer Behavioral Health Support and Community Partnership Grant Program funds counseling, training, and peer support for Colorado officers and families to address job-related trauma, plus community responses.
The Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program supports Massachusetts agencies’ continuing gun violence prevention and crisis intervention projects to reduce risk among people currently at risk of gun violence.
The Project Safe Neighborhoods Grant Program funds research-based interventions to reduce gun violence in Ohio through coordinated law enforcement and community partnerships.
Violent Crime Reduction Grant Program supports Ohio law enforcement agencies in developing and carrying out community-informed strategies to prevent and reduce violent crime.