Children's Well Being and Human Services Funding
Children’s Well-Being Funding History and
Focus
Since 1998, the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners has allocated
funds to support Children’s Well-Being for County and non-County agencies.
Criteria changes based upon current and emerging issues. Programs using a
research-based/best practices approach to services for children and families
are given priority. Programs that leverage or combine these funds with other
new or existing funds are given priority. Collaboration and coordination
between organizations is strongly encouraged. Programs that address the
Board of Commissioners Children’s Well-Being Community of Interest are given
priority.
Children's
Well Being Fiscal Years 2008 and 2009 Grant Awards
Human Services Funding History
and Focus
Since 1984, the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners has set aside
money for allocation to non-County agencies for the purpose of assisting in
the development of innovative and necessary human services. Each cycle, the
Board of Commissioners determines criteria and priorities for funding based
on current and emerging issues. Collaboration and coordination between
organizations is always encouraged. Priority is given to programs that
address the Board of Commissioners Communities of priorities for Health and
Homelessness & Housing.
Human Service Fiscal Years 2008 and 2009
Grant Awards
Applying for Grants
If you would like to apply for any of the Children’s Well-Being funding,
please visit www.communitygrants.org.
If you have any questions about CWB & HS Funding grants, Please contact
Kevin Mitchell at
(734)973-4364
