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Each year, OVC awards formula and discretionary grants to enhance the delivery of crime victim services throughout the Nation.

You may browse the table below and use filter options to view awards by award status, State, fiscal year, awardee name, city or perform a keyword search. 

Click on the Title for more details about the award and click on the Original Solicitation title to view the funding opportunity.
 

Location

State denotes the state of the organization that received the funding. States Served indicates the state in which services provided. If an organization focuses their attention to a specific community in that state, the service area is identified as the Geographical Areas Served.

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State: AR

Number of Awards: 33
Total Amount Awarded: $182,580,990

Funded Awards
FY Title Original Solicitation Recipient State States Served Geographical Areas Served Amount
2019 OVC FY 19 VOCA Victim Assistance Formula Grant OVC FY 2019 VOCA Victim Assistance FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION, ARKANSAS DEPT OF AR $20,780,140
2017 OVC FY 17 VOCA Victim Assistance Formula OVC FY 17 VOCA Victim Assistance FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION, ARKANSAS DEPT OF AR $17,130,890
2023 Establishment of a multidisciplinary collaborative task force enhancing internal roles and operations between law enforcement and victim services to combat human trafficking in the State of Arkansas. OVC FY 2023 Enhanced Collaborative Model (ECM) Task Force to Combat Human Trafficking HUMAN SERVICES, ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF AR Arkansas $750,000
2018 Law Enforcement-Based Direct Victim Services Enhancement OVC FY 2018 Law Enforcement-Based Direct Victim Services and TA Program LITTLE ROCK, CITY OF AR $116,168
2022 Safe Shelter and Support for Survivors of Domestic Violence and Their Pets OVC FY 2022 Emergency and Transitional Pet Shelter and Housing Assistance Grant Program PEACE AT HOME FAMILY SHELTER INC AR $398,522
2020 The Roadmap Initiative: Enhancing Supports for Older Arkansans who are Victims of Abuse and Financial Exploitation OVC FY 2020 Enhancing Services for Older Victims of Abuse and Financial Exploitation UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AR $499,996
2006 Arkansas Victim Assistance Academy OVC FY 06 State Victim Assistance Academy Initiative (New) University of Arkansas at Little Rock AR $34,422
2019 Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner Network for Evidence-based Telemedicine (SAFE-NET) OVC FY 2019 Using Telehealth to Improve Care, Access and Quality of Sexual Assault Forensic Exams UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES AR $3,992,632