Grant Opportunities

MnATSA Grant

MnATSA is the state chapter of the Association for the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse (ATSA). Our mission is to prevent sexual abuse through education, research, and professional intervention. We are pleased to announce a grant opportunity to advance the mission of MnATSA. The maximum grant amount is $1,500. State agencies are not eligible for grant funds.

The grant money is available for:

  • A specific event/project/task sponsored by an organization with a complementary
    mission.
  • Implementation of evidence-based practice to prevent sexual abuse through
    education, research, and professional intervention.

Grant funds cannot be used for:

  • Rent/mortgage
  • Building expansion/infrastructure
  • Routine business expenses or office supplies
  • Salaries, professional dues

Grant recipients will be responsible for providing brief, written quarterly updates to the MnATSA board summarizing how grant funds were administered. All submissions will be reviewed and considered. Applications are due Tuesday, March 3, 2026. Grantees will be informed by mid-March and awards will be given to recipients at the annual MnATSA conference in April.

Funding Opportunity: Safe Harbor/No Wrong Door Regional Navigator and Supportive Services Grants Request for Proposals (RFP)

Applications Due: Tuesday, April 4, 2023

The No Wrong Door model underlying the Safe Harbor system operates on the assumption that no single system or profession is adequate to identify and address the needs of at-risk and exploited youth.

MDH is soliciting proposals for Regional Navigator and Supportive Services to prevent and address sex trafficking of youth in Minnesota. Applicants may apply for a 36-month period from July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2026.

The Minnesota Department of Corrections Grant

The Minnesota Department of Corrections, Grants and Subsidies Unit is requesting proposals for the purpose of awarding grants for juvenile and adult, probationer and supervised release sex offender programming. Grants will be financed from funds made available through Minnesota Statutes 241.67, Sub. 1 and sub. 3 (b) and Subd.8, and Statute 242.195, Subd. 1. Private, for-profit, or nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations, public human service agencies, community corrections agencies, other governmental agencies and American Indian tribal governments that are able to provide direct sex offender specific services to juvenile and/or adult sex offenders are eligible to apply for these funds.

The deadline for proposal submission is Wednesday, March 22nd, 2023, at 12:00p.m. CST.