Primary Prevention Programming Grant
Forecasted
The Primary Prevention Programming Grant supports Alaska organizations and public agencies in work to prevent domestic violence and sexual assault, with the goal of safer communities across the state.
Funder: Alaska Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Full application)
Funding Amounts: Awards are typically made on a three-year cycle, with continuation applications for years two and three
Summary: Supports primary prevention programming related to domestic violence and sexual assault in Alaska.
Key Information: Applicants cannot be debarred from doing business with Alaska or the United States.
Description
The Primary Prevention Programming Grant is administered by the Alaska Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (CDVSA), a State of Alaska agency housed within the Department of Public Safety. It supports work to prevent domestic violence and sexual assault in Alaska communities. CDVSA’s prevention resources include guidance on updating community needs assessments and documenting local needs and resources.
The program page is chiefly a support hub for grant recipients, with reporting guidance and staff contacts rather than a description of specific activities sought in the next application cycle. CDVSA issues requests for proposals describing available funds and eligible services. Its broader goal is to help Alaska communities create a future free of domestic and sexual violence.
