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The Office of Drug Policy (ODP) is offering mini-grant awards to implement prevention strategies and education programming that will address the misuse of alcohol, tobacco/e-cigarettes, and other drugs (ATOD) amongst Idaho youth.
This funding is targeted toward supporting evidence-based Primary Prevention strategies, programs and activities in local communities.
Applicants will need to submit an online Mini-Grant Application found at: https://form.jotform.com/81694366680165.
All applications are due by 5:00pm MST on Friday November 30, 2020
Frequently Asked Questions:
- Who can apply for the mini-grants?
- Eligible applicants include any governmental entity (including tribal entities), such as counties, cities, schools and school districts, local law enforcement agencies, other public entities and non-profit private entities such as community-based organizations. Must have a youth focus.
- What will the mini-grant cover?
- Mini-grant funding may be used for expenses related to the implementation of ATOD awareness and prevention projects and activities under the following categories:
- Staff time
- Mileage
- Materials
- Other
- Mini-grant funding may not be used for:
- Supplanting current funds dedicated to staff, operational expenses, or ongoing activities
- Capital costs (construction or renovation)
- Purchasing computers or other electronic equipment not specifically required for the implementation of prevention programs or activities
- Mini-grant funding may be used for expenses related to the implementation of ATOD awareness and prevention projects and activities under the following categories:
- What is the average size of the mini-grant award?
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- Mini-grant awards average approximately $5,000 – $10,000 dollars
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- What are the Grantee Responsibilities with the mini-grant?
- If awarded, grantees are required to submit the following documentation:
- Quarterly Program Report Form documenting information about activities and persons reached by funded activities
- Financial Requests for Reimbursement Form documenting funds expended (payment of grant funds is made on a reimbursement basis only)
- If awarded, grantees are required to submit the following documentation:
- Questions?
- Contact: Marianne.king@odp.idaho.gov