Illinois Department of Human Services
Programs funded under the Pretrial Success Program will work with court stakeholders in their respective service areas to identify eligible participants for voluntary participation in programming designed to assess and link participants to a range of services, as needed. Each program will operate in one of twelve services areas. Providers will be responsible for educating court stakeholders on the program seeking referrals from the court for assessment and services. The engagements and communications with the court should be ongoing throughout the performance period. As defined in the language of the Act, court stakeholders include, but are not limited to, judges, state's attorneys, defense attorneys including public defenders, sheriffs, police departments, and any other individuals, agencies, or offices or their employees involved in pretrial criminal court proceedings. The Pretrial Success program is designed to provide case management to eligible participants who are charged with a criminal offense and who have been granted pretrial release. The Act defines eligible participants for this program as Illinois residents charged with a criminal offense who have been granted pretrial release from the court of the county where they have been detained and charged. Participation in the program is voluntary. This information and information on the services and goals of the program will be provided to each potential participant.
Programs funded under the Pretrial Success Program will work with court stakeholders in their respective service areas to identify eligible participants for voluntary participation in programming designed to assess and link participants to a range of services, as needed. Each program will operate in one of twelve services areas. Providers will be responsible for educating court stakeholders on the program seeking referrals from the court for assessment and services. The engagements and communications with the court should be ongoing throughout the performance period. As defined in the language of the Act, court stakeholders include, but are not limited to, judges, state's attorneys, defense attorneys including public defenders, sheriffs, police departments, and any other individuals, agencies, or offices or their employees involved in pretrial criminal court proceedings. The Pretrial Success program is designed to provide case management to eligible participants who are charged with a criminal offense and who have been granted pretrial release. The Act defines eligible participants for this program as Illinois residents charged with a criminal offense who have been granted pretrial release from the court of the county where they have been detained and charged. Participation in the program is voluntary. This information and information on the services and goals of the program will be provided to each potential participant.
The specific types of applicants that may apply for the grant award are: Government Organizations, Education Organizations, Public Housing Organizations, Nonprofit Organizations. | Eligible: Nonprofits
The specific types of applicants that may apply for the grant award are: Government Organizations, Education Organizations, Public Housing Organizations, Nonprofit Organizations. | Eligible: Nonprofits
This is a grant for organizations, not individuals. Organizations apply through the IDHS CSA Tracking System after pre-qualifying with the State of Illinois.
180 Medical is a leading provider of sterile-use catheters, ostomy supplies, and other medical supplies, dedicated to improving the quality of life for its customers. They offer personalized service, product education, and support to individuals managing conditions requiring these supplies. Their resources aim to help people adjust to their conditions and find the right products for their needs.
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AAHD Scholarship Program The Frederick J. Krause Scholarship on Health and Disability recognizes students with disabilities who are working to advance the broad field of disability and health. The mission of the American Association on Health and Disability (AAHD) is to contribute to national, state, and local efforts to promote health and wellness in people with disabilities and identify effective intervention strategies that reduce health disparities between people with disabilities and the...
Up to $1,000
Acoustics for Autism is a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and providing support for children with autism spectrum disorder and their families. They primarily focus on funding therapy, educational programs, and other resources to improve the lives of individuals with autism. The organization hosts an annual benefit concert and other events to generate funds for their mission.
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How it works: Donate Equipment May We Help welcomes donations of all types of clean and functional pediatric and adult equipment. There is no requirement to donate in order to receive equipment! If you have the equipment you would like to donate please bring it to 7501 Wooster Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45227 one of these donation times: Upcoming Donation Hours This is strictly a time to drop off equipment for donation. Unfortunately, our equipment team is unavailable to help find equipment during ...
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Location
Illinois
Geographic Scope
state
Category
Medical & Treatment
Organization
Illinois Department of Human Services
Amount
$100,000 - $500,000 (The Department anticipates that the dollar amount of individual awards will be between $100,000 and $500,000.)
Funding Type
State Government
Deadline
2026-04-14
Target Conditions
Age Range
Ages All ages
Status
Active