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The Childrens Trust FY27 Fatherhood FFN GRANT RFR

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BD-26-1037-2CTF0-CTF00-128605State & Local

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The Childrens Trust FY27 Fatherhood Father and Family Network (FFN) Grant, solicitation number BD-26-1037-2CTF0-CTF00-128605, is an open request for responses issued by the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. The program seeks proposals from Massachusetts-based not-for-profit organizations to coordinate and lead fatherhood efforts across priority regions statewide. The primary goal is to strengthen families using the Protective Factors framework by promoting father engagement, improving co-parenting relationships, and providing networking and training for professionals. The performance period for the grant is from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027. Eligible providers can apply under two service categories. Category 1 requires the delivery of Community of Practice meetings and a Fatherhood Resource Fair. Category 2 includes all Category 1 deliverables plus the implementation of fatherhood programming consisting of group series with at least four sessions. All activities must be provided free of charge to participants, and organizations must obtain CORI reports for all staff and volunteers aged 17 and older who have direct, unmonitored contact with children. Funding is provided on a cost-reimbursement basis, with invoices submitted quarterly or semi-annually through the Childrens Trust Online Invoice Submission system. Proposals are evaluated based on the quality and feasibility of activities, organizational experience, community partnerships, regional reach, staffing, budget justification, and application completeness. Final awards are made at the discretion of The Childrens Trust, considering overall proposal strength, readiness, geographic distribution, and past performance. Applicants must be registered in COMMBUYS and provide a Supplier Diversity Program commitment. While the final bid opening is listed as June 30, 2027, initial submission rounds were extended to July 10 and August 10, 2026.

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Massachusetts non-profits grant for statewide fatherhood engagement and family strengthening programs FY27.

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AgencyMassachusetts → Department of Early Education and Care
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OfficeBoston, MA, 02110, USA
Office AddressBoston, MA, 02110, USA
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