Illinois Department of Human Services is a grantmaking organization tracked in the OpenGrants funding database. It currently has 15 open funding opportunities listed on OpenGrants.
Illinois Department of Human Services is a grantmaking organization tracked in the OpenGrants funding database. It currently lists 15 open funding opportunities in areas including Social Services, Education, Technology, Community Development, with programs serving IL, Illinois. Current programs include “RPSA Violence Prevention Services” and “Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children - WIC Statewide Outreach”.
Firearm violence has deeply harmed neighborhoods, communities, and the entire State of Illinois, both through the immediate loss of life and the long-term, harmful effects of trauma experienced by victims, witnesses, and…
Grant detailsThis grant program, administered by the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) Bureau of Family Nutrition, provides funding to organizations for statewide outreach activities related to the Supplemental Nutrition P…
Grant detailsThis non-competitive Direct Funding Initiative (DFI) grant, administered by the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS), Division of Rehabilitation Services (DRS), provides funding to organizations to offer services…
Grant detailsExceleRate Illinois is the state’s quality rating and improvement system for licensed childcare programs. It provides standards, guidelines, resources, and support to help programs improve quality across four domains: Te…
Grant detailsThe SWTCIE Illinois project is a 5-year, federally-funded (CFDA 84.421) grant administered by the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Rehabilitation Services. It aims to increase self-determination and sel…
Grant detailsThe Independent Living State Grants CIL program provides non-competitive funding to the 22 existing Centers for Independent Living (CILs) in Illinois. CILs are consumer-controlled, community-based, cross-disability, nonr…
Grant detailsThis is a non-competitive Title XX DFI grant administered by the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Rehabilitation Services (DRS). The funding supports organizations in providing beginning level I and II …
Grant detailsThe Emergency and Transitional Housing Program provides state funding to non-profit organizations and local governments to offer immediate and comprehensive shelter services, including meals and mandatory supportive serv…
Grant detailsThe Homeless Prevention Program provides funding to Continuum of Care organizations (local governments, community organizations, and non-profit agencies) to offer rental/mortgage assistance, utility assistance, and suppo…
Grant detailsThe Illinois Pathways to Partnerships Project (IPPP) aims to improve transition outcomes, competitive integrated employment (CIE), and independent living outcomes for students with disabilities ages 10-24 across the Stat…
Grant detailsThis non-competitive grant program provides state and federal funding to existing Centers for Independent Living (CILs) in Illinois. The purpose is to support CILs in delivering core independent living services, includin…
Grant detailsThe Reimagine - High Risk Youth Intervention Services (HRYIS) program provides funding to current Rule 132 Certified Comprehensive Community Mental Health Centers (CMHC) serving high-risk youth in identified Chicago comm…
Grant detailsThe Redeploy Illinois - Planning Grant provides funds to eligible Illinois units of government (counties or Cook County areas) to explore and plan for the establishment of local, community-based sanctions and treatment a…
Grant detailsThe purpose of the Illinois Farm to Food Bank Program is to expand resources for food bank systems across the state while supporting local farmers. The program creates mechanisms for acquiring and distributing fresh frui…
Grant detailsThis is a non-competitive funding opportunity from the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Rehabilitation Services (DRS), for programs that offer services to individuals who are DeafBlind (age 18-54). The …
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