As we work to meet our strategic plan goals and support culturally reflective services in underserved communities, MOVA has committed funds to this priority to enhance services for victims of crime from communities of color. MOVA’s work is driven by our mission, vision, and values. We strive to be equitable in all that we do. This funding will enhance partnerships across the state while providing funding, services, and access to underserved victims, survivors, and communities.
Learn about the recipients of this funding: Culturally Specific Victim Service Grant Recipients
FY25 Grant Renewal
MOVA will be conducting a renewal procurement for FY25 CSVS awards this winter. Please refer to the message below. More information regarding the details of the procurement will be forthcoming.
- FY25 CSVS Grant Renewal Now Open
- FY25 CSVS Procurement Information Session Slides
- FY25 CSVS Procurement Information Session
- FY25 CSVS Application Guide
- FY25 CSVS Renewal Application Technical Assistance Session Recording
- FY25 CSVS Renewal Application Technical Slides
- FY25 CSVS Procurement Questions and Answers Updated 2.8.24
About the Consultants
MOVA has contracted with two experienced consultants to advise in the development of this funding opportunity, Janelle Melohn and Condencia Brade. Janelle Melohn is the Director of the OVC VOCA Center with the National Criminal Justice Association and has worked as a consultant on many projects aiming to advance access and improve the quality of services for victims of crime from Black and Brown communities. Condencia Brade is the co-founder of the National Organization of Sisters of Color Ending Sexual Assault (SCESA) and is passionate about the importance of culturally specific responses and the critical value of culturally specific Communities of Color organizations addressing domestic violence and sexual assault. MOVA is grateful for their expertise and guidance through this process.