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CDBG - Fair Housing

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42708-CDBG-FHState & Local

Submission Closed06/23/2026, 04:59:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 813311

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2026 Enhanced Collaborative Human Trafficking Grant

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The 2026 Enhanced Collaborative Model (ECM) Task Force to Combat Human Trafficking Program is a multidisciplinary initiative funded by the U.S. Department of Justice Office for Victims of Crime and administered through the Mississippi State Department of Health. The program aims to develop or expand task forces that integrate law enforcement, prosecution personnel, victim service providers, and survivors to combat human trafficking through a co-leadership model. This approach emphasizes proactive strategies, such as advanced criminal intelligence gathering and financial investigations, while ensuring all services are victim-centered and trauma-informed. Key deliverables include the appointment of a full-time task force coordinator, the completion of a data-driven community assessment within 18 months, and the implementation of formal operational protocols by the end of the second year. The solicitation for the 2026 grant cycle, identified as 2026-RFA-147, has a total available funding pool of 5,294,425.00 with an initial period of performance from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2027. Applicants must submit their proposals by September 28, 2026, via Grants.gov and JustGrants, adhering to strict formatting guidelines for the proposal narrative. Evaluation is based on a weighted scale focusing on project design and implementation, the statement of the problem, and the applicant's capabilities. Specific staffing requirements include Human Trafficking Program Navigators who dedicate 100 percent of their time to the project. The program also incorporates a pay-for-performance structure and requires compliance with the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 and various federal certifications regarding lobbying and drug-free workplaces.

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Freedom Shield: Global Forced Labor Import Prohibition Initiative

Solicitation # FOA-ILAB-26-44

The Bureau of International Labor Affairs within the Department of Labor intends to award two cooperative agreements totaling 18 million dollars for the Freedom Shield: Global Forced Labor Import Prohibition Initiative. The primary objective of these technical assistance projects is to advance U.S. trade priorities by helping key trade partner countries implement and enforce prohibitions on imports produced with forced labor. This initiative aims to leverage labor commitments in trade agreements to eliminate enforcement gaps that create unfair competition for American producers and workers. Funding is divided between two regional projects, with up to 11 million dollars allocated for a project covering four Latin American countries and up to 7 million dollars for a project covering two Asian countries. Organizations may apply for one or both regional agreements, though multiple applications for a single region are prohibited. Applicants are responsible for developing the specific project outcomes. Interested parties are encouraged to monitor Grants.gov for the full Funding Opportunity Announcement as it is currently under development.

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Domestic Violence PreventionThe Indian Health Service is forecasting a grant opportunity to fund Domestic Violence Prevention programs aimed at Tribes, Tribal organizations, and Urban Indian Organizations serving American Indian and Alaska Native communities. The initiative seeks to build and expand culturally appropriate, trauma-informed services that address domestic and sexual violence, sexual exploitation, human trafficking, Missing and Murdered American Indian and Alaska Native people, and child maltreatment. Recipients are expected to foster cross-sector partnerships with law enforcement, healthcare, behavioral health, social services, education, shelters, legal aid, and advocacy groups to deliver comprehensive, integrated support. Approved programs must provide direct victim advocacy, incorporate both evidence-based and traditional practices, raise awareness about the health consequences of violence, and establish systems for data collection and sharing. A key requirement is the development of sustainable long-term plans to ensure ongoing impact beyond the grant period. The opportunity is managed by the Division of Grants Management within the Department of Health and Human Services, with inquiries directed to dgm@ihs.gov or 301-443-5204. The solicitation is posted under NAICS code 813311 and is open for future application, with an anticipated release date of August 6, 2026.

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Fair Housing Initiatives Program - Education and Outreach Initiative

Solicitation # OFH-2600-DC-021A

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is offering competitive grants and cooperative agreements through the Fair Housing Initiatives Program Education and Outreach Initiative to eligible nonprofit and fair housing organizations. The program aims to prevent and eliminate discriminatory housing practices by educating the public, housing providers, and stakeholders on their rights and obligations under the Fair Housing Act. Funding is divided into two primary components: the National Media Campaign, which focuses on centralized development and dissemination of fair housing media products and national fair housing month participation, and the General Component, which supports regional, local, and community-based education activities. Total available funding is estimated between 8.45 million and 10.75 million dollars, with up to 34 awards expected. Applicants must submit their proposals via Grants.gov, including a project abstract, a detailed budget using form HUD-424-CBW, and a statement of work chart with discrete, measurable tasks. Evaluation is based on a 104-point scale, weighing organizational capacity, staff expertise, measurement strategies, and evaluation plans, with additional preference points available for Minority Serving Institutions, Opportunity Zones, and Promise Zones. Awardees must adhere to strict compliance standards, including HUD approval of all public materials 15 days prior to use, adherence to English-language requirements for funded products, and the establishment of formal complaint referral procedures to HUD. The program is governed by various federal regulations, including the Fair Housing Act, OMB Uniform Administrative Requirements, and specific accessibility and civil rights laws.

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FAIR HOUSING INITIATIVES PROGRAM PRIVATE ENFORCEMENT INITIATIVE

Solicitation # OFH-2600-DC-021C

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is offering approximately 13.5 million dollars in discretionary grant funding for Fiscal Year 2026 through the Fair Housing Initiatives Program Private Enforcement Initiative. This program provides competitive grants to a nationwide network of eligible private nonprofit fair housing enforcement organizations to investigate violations of and enforce the Fair Housing Act and equivalent state or local laws. Funding is available under two primary components: the PEI General, with a maximum award of 1 million dollars, and the State and Local Housing Discrimination Component, with a maximum award of 1.5 million dollars. Both components feature a 24-month project period divided into two consecutive 12-month performance and budget periods. Eligible organizations must maintain active registrations with SAM.gov and Grants.gov and provide a valid Unique Entity Identifier. The application process requires standard federal forms, detailed budgets using HUD-424-CBW, and specific narratives. Award decisions are based on threshold, merit, and risk reviews, with preference points awarded to first-time applicants and those providing technical assistance for accessibility requirements. Grantees are required to deliver specific outputs, including tester recruitment plans, quarterly enforcement logs, and refined referral processes for victims. Performance is monitored by a HUD Grant Officer through Final Performance Assessment Reports, and failure to maintain a good rating may result in the suspension of funding. Applications must be submitted electronically via Grants.gov by November 2, 2026.

Department Of Housing And Urban Development

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3 months ago

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AI Contract Overview

Dane County is allocating up to $10,000 annually from its Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds specifically for Fair Housing projects, with a maximum funding amount set for 2027. The funding aims to support one or more applicants who focus on initiatives related to Fair Housing, ensuring continued efforts towards housing equity and compliance with fair housing regulations. The solicitation, titled "CDBG - Fair Housing," is managed by the Wisconsin Human Services agency with a response deadline in late June 2026. Interested parties can reach out to designated contacts within Dane County for more information or submission details. The program emphasizes support within the state of Wisconsin, particularly connecting with procurement activities managed in Madison, WI.

General Info

Dane County allocates up to $10,000 yearly for Fair Housing projects through 2027.

Agency

Wisconsin → Human ServicesView Agency

NAICS

813311 - Human Rights OrganizationsView NAICS

Place of Performance

WI, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(3)

Dane County 2027 CDBG Application Evaluation Criteria

PDF•evaluation-criteria

Dane County Urban County Consortium Participation List 2025

PDF•participation-list

RFP 42708 - CDBG Fair Housing Services

PDF•rfp

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedMay 12

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJun 23

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

06/23/2026, 04:59:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyWisconsin → Human Services

Contacts2 people available

OfficeMadison, WI, 53703, USA

Organization / Agency

Wisconsin → Human Services

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Office AddressMadison, WI, 53703, USA

Contacts

Pedro RuizSpecialist

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Katie O'BrienPurchasing Officer

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Interested Companies (4)

Urban Triage

Madison, WI

Source Management

Herndon, WA

Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council

Milwaukee, WI

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Full Description

Annually, Dane County can use up to $10,000 of the CDBG allocated funds toward Fair Housing type projects. The maximum amount of funding for the Fair Housing project area in 2027 is $10,000 and it is expected that one or more applicants will be funded in this category.

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