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    State Child Abuse Grant Program Continuation

    Forecasted

    State Child Abuse Grant Program Continuation supports Georgia child advocacy centers with victim intervention services and community education to assist children affected by abuse and advance prevention.

    Funder: Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: SFY2027 allocations: $17,242 per listed center; $86,174 for Children’s Advocacy Centers of Georgia; $1,000,000 total

    Summary: Continuation funding supports Georgia child abuse victim intervention services and community awareness, education, and prevention activities.

    Key Information: Continuation funding only; awards are restricted to agencies listed in Appendix B of the RFA.


    Description

    The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) administers this program through Georgia State Appropriations, providing fiscal and programmatic oversight of funding for child abuse programs. It supports intervention services for child abuse victims alongside awareness and education intended to change community attitudes and advance prevention across Georgia.

    Core services include advocacy and crisis intervention, emergency financial assistance, follow-up contact and exams, legal advocacy, medical accompaniment, and assistance with Victims Compensation. Specialized services include medical forensic examinations and interviews, support groups, individual and family therapy, resource referrals, and prevention using an evidence-based curriculum. Education and awareness activities may include training, presentations, technical assistance, community outreach, direct service, and collaboration. Applicants must describe how their programs will deliver intervention services together with awareness and education activities.


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