The Tennessee Court Appointed Special Advocate Grants fund evidence-based CASA volunteer advocacy for children in court, supporting program development and research-driven practices statewide.
CASA Programs supports local CASA staff and volunteers through training that strengthens court advocacy for abused and neglected children and helps them obtain safe, permanent placements.
The Community Services Block Grant from the Tennessee Department of Human Services funds local agencies to research and deliver programs that help low-income residents achieve self-sufficiency and reduce poverty.
Children's Advocacy Centers Grant Program supports centers in Kansas by funding their establishment, enhancement, or expansion to coordinate investigation and intervention services for abused children.
The Child Passenger Safety & Occupant Protection grant funds research-driven projects to boost seat belt and child safety seat use and reduce traffic injuries in Tennessee.
The FVPSA grant from the Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration funds community programs to provide shelter, support, and prevention services for victims of family and domestic violence.