2004 Grant Opportunities Notebook (PDF 3989 KB)
The Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives provides a handbook on funding opportunities.

FY 2004 Children's Bureau Competitive Cooperative Agreements and Discretionary Grant Awards
Recipient information is now available on the Children's Bureau website.

Funding and Financial Assistance
Resources to help defray adoption costs for all types of adoptions and make adoption a more affordable option, including grants, loans, employer benefits, adoption tax credits, and adoption subsidies.

Grant Management Resources

Author(s):	National Adoption Information Clearinghouse (DHHS)
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Year Published:	2003 - 5 pages

This resource listing provides information about resources available to support grantees in managing and sustaining a federally funded grant. It includes organizations, associations, government resources, books, articles, journals, newsletters, conferences and training related to grants and funding.

Guidance to Faith-Based and Community Organizations on Partnering With the Federal Government
Information on frequently asked questions about the Federal grant system, do's and don'ts for faith-based organizations, and more.

Information on Funding Resources for Adoption Services

Author(s):	National Adoption Information Clearinghouse
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Year Published:	2004 - 2 pages

This resource listing provides information about federal and private agencies that offer financial assistance and information for adoption services. Each entry includes contact information and a description of the types of support it provides.

In Good Faith: A Dialogue on Government Funding of Faith-Based Social Services (PDF 74 KB)
A 2001 report from The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life.

National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information Resources on Funding
The National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information provides information on potential funding sources for child welfare programs, including Federal and State agencies, foundations, and private corporations.

National Network for Adoption Advocacy Programs
Dedicated to building capacity of faith-based adoption advocacy programs, the network is a collaborative partnership of One Church, One Child programs in Virginia, Oklahoma, and Illinois with other adoption programs across the country, funded by the Children's Bureau. Mini-grants are available through the Network to support the application, use and maintenance of the One Church One Child model in the recruitment of adoptive parents for children overrepresented in the foster care system.