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Here are some funding sources for which our videos qualify. Names, addresses and phone numbers of the following agencies are subject to change. While we'll try to keep this list up to date, there may be changes we are unaware of. You can help us maintain this page by sending corrections and additions to us by phone (800-359-KIDS) or e-mail. |
| FUNDING | PURPOSE | CONTACT |
|---|---|---|
Department Of Education Drug Free Schools and Communities Act Funding for: School districts, state governments, other public agencies, colleges/universities, non-profit/for profit individuals. |
Provides assistance to states for grants to establish, operate and improve local programs of drug abuse prevention, early intervention, rehabilitation referral, and education for school age youth. Also provides assistance to states for services to high-risk youth. | Northeast Regional Center:
516-589-7022 Southeast Regional Center: 502-852-0052
Midwest Regional Center: 708-571-4710 Southwest Regional Center: 405-325-1454 or, outside of Oklahoma, 800-234-7972 Western Regional Center: 503-275-9480 or, outside of Oregon, 800-547-6339 |
Upward Bound Funding for: Post secondary schools (or consortia), public and private agencies and organizations; and in exceptional circumstances, secondary schools. |
Generates skills and motivates high school students from low-income backgrounds to enter and complete a post-secondary education. | U.S. Department of Education, Division of Student Services: 202-708-4804 |
Special Education Funding for: States and local educational agencies. |
Provides programs and materials for the instruction of special education students. | Office of Special
Education Programs: 202-205-5507 |
Vocational & Adult Education Funding for: State boards of vocational education through the state plan application. (LEA's and post secondary education institutions apply jointly with community-based organization to state boards.) |
Provides assistance to joint programs of eligible recipients and community based organizations to conduct special vocational education services and activities, including outreach programs, pre-vocational education preparation, basic skills development, transitional services and guidance and counseling. | Division of
Vocational-Technical Education: 202-205-9441 (California only - 916-657-2532) |
Department Of Health And Human Services Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Administration (ADAMHA) Funding for: States and federal agencies via block grants. |
To advance scientific knowledge to improve the understanding, prevention and treatment of alcohol abuse, alcoholism, drug abuse and mental illness. | ADAMHA 5600 Fishers Lane Room 12C-15 Rockville, MD 20857 recorded message 301-443-3783 Center for Substance Abuse Prevention 301-443-0373 |
| Center for Substance
Abuse Treatment Funding for: Towns, cities, states counties, public agencies, tribal governments, non-profits, for- profits, individuals through discretionary grants. |
To promote and enhance programs and new approaches in the treatment of drug abuse and the associated problems of alcoholism and mental illness. | CSAT Rockwall II Bldg. 5600 Fisher Lane Suite 618 Rockville, MD 20857 301-443-5052 |
Center for Substance Abuse Prevention Funding for: Various discretionary grants for states and communities, public and private for- profit or non-profit organizations. |
To promote the concepts of "no use of any illegal drugs and no illegal or high-risk use of alcohol or other legal drugs." | CSAP, Division of Public
Education & Dissemination Rockwall II Bldg., Suite 800 5515 Security Lane Rockville, MD 20857 301-443-0373 |
Title XX Funding for: State social services agencies, local agencies and service providers (administered by the Department of Health and Human Services). |
To help states provide a variety of social services to reduce or eliminate the economic dependency of the poor, prevent neglect and abuse of children and adults unable to protect their own interests. | State Social Service
Agency or Office of Community Services Department of Health and Human Services 200 Independence Ave., SW, Room 326F Washington, DC 20201 202-401-9333 |
JOBS Job Opportunities and Basic Skills Training Funding for: States, administered through AFDC. |
Federal welfare-to-work program that prepares welfare recipients for jobs. | U.S. Office of Family
Support Administration Family Assistance Call 202-401-9275 for local number and information. |
Youth Gang Substance Abuse Prevention Funding for: Public and private non-profit agencies and organizations. Administered by Administration for Children and Families (HHS) |
To assist communities in halting the growing involvement of young people in gangs engaged in drug trafficking and other drug-related crimes, through education and prevention activities. | Administration for
Children, Youth and Families Department for Health and Human Services P.O. Box 1182, Washington, DC 20013 202-205-8102 |
Department of Justice Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) Funding for: Public and private non-profit organizations. Formula grants to states. |
To assist states and local governments in preventing juvenile delinquency and in improving their juvenile justice systems. | Office of Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention 633 Indiana Avenue, NW, Room 742 Washington, DC 20531 202-307-5914/5928 |
HUD/GSA/Other Agencies Public and Assisted Housing Drug Elimination Program Funding for: Public and Indian housing authorities and owners of assisted housing. Cities, towns, counties, states, public agencies, tribal governments, non-profits, for-profits, individuals. |
To supply public housing authorities, Indian housing authorities, and owners of assisted housing with funds to implement plans for the reduction of drug-related crime in public housing. | Regional HUD field offices or Office for Drug Free Neighborhoods HUD 451 7th Street SW, Rm. 10241 Washington, DC 20410 202-708-1197 |
US Department of Labor JTPA Job Training Partnership Act Funding for: States and Service Delivery Areas |
To provide job training and work related experience to economically disadvantaged youth and adults. | U.S. Department of Labor JTPA: 202-219-5580 |
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Extension Service Youth at Risk Initiative Funding for: School districts, state governments, and other agencies through the land-grant colleges and university system. |
Targets the urgent social and economic needs of young people, with a focus on prevention and intervention rather than treatment. | Contact County Extension
Office, or: Cooperative Extension Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture 14th and Independence Avenue, SW Washington, DC 20250-0900 202 720-3007 |
In addition, there are many other organizations and agencies that assist in the purchase of our videos:
| PTA/PTO Public Libraries Military Family Services Departments Special District Funds-Innovative Grants Private Foundations |
Church Youth Groups and Jewish Community
Centers Sheriff and Police Departments and Border Patrol- SANE, DARE Service Clubs- Lions, Elks, Kiwanis, Rotary Corporate Sponsors- Business/School Partnerships, Adopt-A-School Special State Funds for the prevention of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs |
