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Grants.gov provides information on more than 1,000 grant opportunities for 26 federal grantmaking agencies. youth.gov has developed a customized search of Grants.gov to help you find open grant announcements for programs that serve youth and their families.
The Grants.gov Youth Funding Opportunity Search Tool helps you find open solicitations across more than 12 federal funding departments, for about 300 programs that specifically support youth and their families.
The federal agencies that bring you youth.gov also provide funding to address youth issues. Below are descriptions of the agencies' major funding programs. We have provided links to funding information where available.
The U.S. Department of Education provides three types of grants: discretionary grants, student loans or grants, and formula grants.
Are you interested in applying for funds to support your youth program, but not sure where to start? To get started, check out the resources here to help you register, search for, and apply for grants with Grants.gov.
Identify young people at risk of experiencing homelessness. Design and develop a comprehensive community-based plan to prevent youth homelessness. Promote equity in the delivery of services. Implement prevention services for youth and young adults who are at risk of homelessness and their families.
Concrete Support. Social/Emotional Competence. Each set includes a guide for service providers and a worksheet for caregivers that can be used one-on-one, as part of a structured activity for a larger group, or in in-person or virtual settings. Learn more.
Use the Grants.gov registration tool to go through a step by step registration process, whether you are registering as an individual, organization, or grantor. To simplify your funding search, we’ve developed a custom search tool that allows you to search Grants.gov by Youth Topic or Federal Agency.
To search for specific Federal funding opportunities visit our grants.gov search. Many states also have funding available for afterschool programs that may be nestled within educational budgets or social service and community development agencies.
You can also search for funding opportunities directly on Grants.gov by keyword, Funding Opportunity Number (FON), or Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) number. Further refine your search by opportunity status, funding instrument type, eligibility, category, and/or agency.