Description
OJP is the federal government’s leading source of funding for state, tribal, and local criminal and juvenile justice agencies. Through its six program offices, OJP helps agencies improve their ability to enforce laws, prosecute offenders, protect their officers, and support crime victims. OJP can make a positive impact in your community by funding research and providing statistics to improve understanding of crime and justice; equipping law enforcement officers; strengthening the juvenile justice system; addressing violence, substance abuse, and sexual offense issues; and enhancing services to victims.
OJP Provides New Housing Support for Survivors of Human Trafficking
Latest grant is anticipated to provide $13.5 million for safe, affordable housing for those on the path to healing.
Fraud Alert: Scammers Claiming to be with OVC
The Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) has received multiple reports that our office's name is being used as part of an imposter scam.
NCVRW Resource Materials Available
National Crime Victims' Rights Week (NCVRW) will be held April 19–25, 2020. The 2020 NCVRW color palette, customizable Theme Poster, and Theme Poster source art are now available.
National Elder Fraud Hotline Launched
To help combat fraud against older Americans and provide services to victims, the Office for Victims of Crime announces the launch of the National Elder Fraud Hotline.
Explore Available Funding
Learn about and apply for currently open funding opportunities from OJP’s offices. The available solicitations cover a variety of focus areas.
Guidance Available to OJP Grant Applicants
The OJP Grant Application Resource Guide provides assistance to applicants and addresses a variety of policies, statutes, and regulations.