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Our vision: A safe and healthy Kitsap County for all.

Healthy Eating & Active Living
Living Tobacco Free
Substance Use Prevention & Response
Injury Prevention
Youth Cannabis Prevention
Healthy Aging

Our Youth Cannabis & Commercial Tobacco Prevention Program (YCCTPP) is helping reduce substance use among youth in Kitsap County by offering mini grants to youth-serving organizations based in Kitsap.


Organizations will use the funding to provide a social event or project where youth can gain coping skills, improve their mental health, and strengthen their sense of community to prevent youth substance use.


Important Dates

Applications open Nov. 13, 2024

Applications close Dec. 11, 2024


(Información en español en la página 8)


Eligibility

We encourage organizations serving youth living in Kitsap County to apply. This can include coalitions, Tribal organizations, and non-profits. The organizations should be working with youth and/or young adults aged 12-20.


We will be giving special consideration to organizations and projects that:


  • Support or work with LGBTQ+ youth, rural youth, youth in transition (foster care youth, homeless youth, etc.) and tribal youth.

  • Focus on engaging youth with state and/or local elected officials.

  • Engage underserved youth in substance use prevention.


Organizations that receive a grant will use the funds to provide activities for youth that increase protective factors against substance use.


Examples include, but are not limited to:


  • Host an event for youth to learn how they can advocate for healthy choices among their peers.

  • Provide opportunities for youth to engage with local decision-makers.

  • Provide leadership opportunities to youth.


We can help with technical assistance in the implementation phase of the project. This help can include, but is not limited to:


  • Project management.

  • Research of best practices.

  • Structuring equity into your project.

 

Funding

 

How To Apply

 

Past Recipients




Mini Grants for Youth-Serving Organizations

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