Human Trafficking Services and Outreach
This Request for Proposal seeks proposals from qualified organizations, Tribes and Tribal organizations to provide person-centered support and assistance to individuals who have experienced labor and/or sex trafficking and to increase the utilization and awareness of services for individuals at-risk through community specific outreach activities. Applications are due by Thursday, April 20th – click here for more information and to download application documents.
BIPOC Resiliency Fund Grants
The King County Council allocated $25 million in general funds to advance equitable economic recovery and racial justice through a community-centered, co-creative grantmaking processes.
King County aims to invest in a wide range of services, programs, operations, community advocacy efforts, and physical infrastructure designed and delivered through community-based service providers and businesses that move the needle on the established grantmaking priorities. Potential applicants can learn more in the Grant Program Overview.
There are four grant categories:
If you have questions, please contact oesjgrants@kingcounty.gov.
Public Free Access Program
The Public Free Access program aims to reduce the significant barrier that admission fees pose to many King County residents— particularly underserved communities—and visitors in accessing quality, relevant, cultural experiences. Applications are due by Friday, March 31st – click here to review eligibility requirements and apply.
If you have questions, please email bart.j.cannon@4culture.org.
Washington Hospitality Grants
The Washington State Hospitality Grants program will award one-time grants to eligible restaurants, hotels, motels, and other small hospitality businesses in Washington State that were negatively impacted by the COVID-19 public health crisis. Applications are due by Thursday, April 6th – click here to review eligibility requirements and apply.
If you have questions, please email wahospitality@forwardplaform.zendesk.com
Family & Community Developmental Screening RFP
The purpose of this Request For Proposal is to fund developmental programs and learning opportunities in partnership with groups and organizations that demonstrate the following attributes: culturally-rooted, family-centered, relationship-based, and strengths-based and inclusive. Applications are due by Thursday, April 20th– click here to review eligibility requirements and apply.
If you have questions, please email Alice Casey at hacasey@kingcounty.gov.
Funding to Enhance Services for Victims of Human Trafficking
The Office for Victims of Crime has just released several funding opportunities to enhance services for victims of human trafficking. These grants include gaining access to housing assistance, mental and behavioral health resources, peer-to-peer support for survivors, access to sexual assault forensic examinations, and more. Click here to view the available opportunities for funding and apply.
If you have any questions, find more information in a pre-application webinar which is accessible here.
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