VOCA Grant
VOCA Online Grant Application Eligibility Checklist
2013 - 2014 Notice of Funding
In accordance with the Victims of Crime Act of 1984 (VOCA), the Michigan Crime Victim Services Commission makes funding available for crime victim assistance grants.
For any VOCA related questions please contact Leslie O'Reilly, VOCA Program Specialist via email at OREILLYL@michigan.gov or at (517) 241-5249. For any technical questions or problems please call the Grants Help Desk toll free at 1-800-820-1890 or by email at helpdesk@agatesoftware.com.
Victim Rights Grant
In accordance with PA 196 of 1989, the Michigan Crime Victim Services Commission makes funding available for crime victims rights.
For any Victims Rights related questions please contact Beth Adcock, Victims Rights Program Specialist via email at adcockb@michigan.gov or at (517) 241-5275. For any technical questions or problems please call the Grants Help Desk toll free at 1-800-820-1890 or by email at helpdesk@agatesoftware.com. VOCA Training GrantIn accordance with the Victims of Crime Act of 1984 (VOCA), the Michigan Crime Victim Services Commission makes funding available for crime victim assistance training grants. For any VOCA related questions please contact Leslie O'Reilly, VOCA Program Specialist via email at OREILLYL@michigan.gov or at (517) 241-5249. For any technical questions or problems please call the Grants Help Desk toll free at 1-800-820-1890 or by email at helpdesk@agatesoftware.com. The Michigan Department of Community Health is an equal opportunity employer, services, and programs provider. Authority: PA 223 of 1976. Completion of this form is voluntary but is required to apply for victim assistance grants. Public Forms and InformationThis system is compatible with all major, up-to-date World Wide Web browsers. ( Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Netscape) It is best viewed using 800x600 resolution or higher. Printable documents require the free Adobe Acrobat reader. | 