The Montgomery County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council is seeking proposals for a single‑year grant to fund a suite of services aimed at at‑risk youth with prior juvenile court involvement. The grant totals $99,288 and requires a 20 % local match, with services delivered during FY 2019‑2020 (starting on or after July 1 2019). Eligible entities include local public agencies, 501(c)(3) nonprofits, and local housing authorities, and proposals must be submitted electronically via NC ALLIES. The scope covers vocational programming, independent living and shelter support, restitution and family‑skill classes, mentoring, sex‑offender evaluations, and clinical assessments, all of which must be evidence‑based, outcome‑oriented, and include an evaluation component.
• Funding: $99,288 total (award amount after match ≈ $79,000).
• Eligibility: Public agencies, 501(c)(3) nonprofits, housing authorities; must provide 20 % local match.
• Services: Vocational training, housing assistance, restitution/family classes, mentoring, sex‑offender treatment, psychological assessments.
• Submission: Online through NC ALLIES by March 15 2019 12 PM; no hard‑copy required.
• Evaluation: Must demonstrate research‑compatible, outcome‑based design with gang‑participation detection capability.