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Office of Criminal Justice Services Grant Writing Training

Join the Office of Criminal Justice Services for grant writing training to access over $20 million in federal and state grant funding. Learn about eligibility, proposal elements, and the grant-making process. Let our experts guide you to secure funding for your projects.

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Office of Criminal Justice Services Grant Writing Training

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  1. Office of Criminal Justice ServicesGrant Writing Training Jacquetta Al-Mubaslat Melissa Darby

  2. Office of Criminal Justice Services Lead criminal justice planning agency: technology, policy, research, grants Federal and state funding streams: more than $20 million in grant funding

  3. How OCJS Receives Funding

  4. Request for Proposal • Read! Read! Read! • Eligibility • Purpose • Format • Submission

  5. Eligibility Guidelines

  6. Program and Purpose

  7. Format and Submission

  8. Preparation

  9. Grant Making Process

  10. Key Proposal Elements

  11. To give away money is an easy matter and in any man's power. But to decide to whom to give it and how large and when, and for what purpose and how, is neither in every man's power nor an easy matter. —Aristotle

  12. Problem Statement The Problem Statement defines the fundamental problem that the applicant is addressing, and provides a compelling logical reason why the applicant’s proposal should be supported.

  13. Methodology

  14. Project Description

  15. Objectives Performance Indicator Baseline Data Collection

  16. Objectives

  17. Objectives

  18. Timeline/Activities

  19. Organizational Capacity

  20. Collaboration Boards

  21. Executive Summary • Governor’s office, local, state, federal agencies, public information requests, etc. • Serves as a concise and accurate description of the proposed project. • Snapshot of the proposed project. Should not introduce new information.

  22. Executive Summary

  23. Executive SummaryPurpose Statement

  24. Budget $$$

  25. Contact Information Melissa Darby – JAG, JAG LE, RSAT 614-728-8740 MBDarby@dps.ohio.gov Jacquetta Al-Mubaslat – VAWA, FVPSA 614-728-7291 JAL-Mubaslat@dps.ohio.gov Office of Criminal Justice Services 1970 W. Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43223 614-466-7782-Main Number www.ocjs.ohio.gov

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