Child Abuse Prevention Grants

Last updated August 13, 2026

There are currently 96 active child abuse prevention grants in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from state and foundation sources and updated daily.

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Grant Deadline Amount
Stout Foundation Grant
Rolling
Up to $33K
Hoglund Foundation Grant
Rolling
Varies
Katharine Matthies Foundation Grant
Rolling
Varies
Jeffrey W. Comment Memorial Endowment Fund
Rolling
Varies
Children's Justice Act (NV) Grant
Rolling
Up to $100K
Weil Foundation Grant Program
Rolling
Varies
When Georgia Smiled Grant
Rolling
Varies
Standard Semi-Annual Robert C. Hoffman Grants Program
Rolling
Varies
Chicago White Sox Community Fund
Rolling
Varies
Margaret McCartney & R. Parks Williams Foundation Grant
Rolling
$5K – $25K
Daniel J. Briggs Fund for Integrity Grant Program
Rolling
Varies
DeLeon Carter Foundation Grants
Rolling
Varies
Duke Endowment: Child and Family Well-Being Grant
Rolling
Varies
Masonry's B.E.S.T. Grant
Rolling
Varies
Jason Hayes Foundation Grants
Rolling
Varies
Tier 1 Community Prevention Grants
Rolling
Varies
Delaware Parent Education Abusive Head Trauma
Rolling
Varies
World Childhood Foundation - Propose a Program Grant
Rolling
Varies
MSU/Big Ten Fund for Safe & Healthy Kids Endowment Grant
Rolling
Up to $8K
Child Protective Services
Rolling
Varies
PCCD Developing Satellite CACs Grants
Rolling
Up to $300K
Alaska Children’s Trust: Tier 2 – Innovation Grants
Rolling
$10K – $50K
General Grant Program
Rolling
Varies
Get Grounded Foundation Grants
Rolling
$3K

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About child abuse prevention grants

Child abuse prevention grants fund nonprofits delivering parent education, home visiting, respite care, family support, and community prevention networks. The federal Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention (CBCAP) program, authorized under the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act and administered by the Children's Bureau, is a central funding stream, distributing dollars to states that in turn support local prevention programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grants are available for child abuse prevention?

Prevention grants support parent education and support, home visiting, respite and crisis care, public awareness, and the prevention networks that connect agencies serving children and families. The Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention program is a key source, funding a wide array of family-strengthening activities designed to reduce the likelihood of abuse and neglect.

Does the federal government fund child abuse prevention?

Yes. The Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention (CBCAP) program, established under Title II of the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act and administered by the Children's Bureau, funds states to develop and expand community-based, prevention-focused programs. States then channel these funds to local nonprofits and family-support organizations.

How do local prevention nonprofits access this funding?

Because much federal prevention money flows through states, local nonprofits usually apply to their state's lead agency or designated prevention network rather than directly to the federal government. Connecting with your state's CBCAP lead agency, prevention coalitions, and community foundations is the most direct path to funding, supplemented by private and corporate grants.

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