 The Children's
Trust Fund (CTF) is a State of Nevada program dedicated to
the prevention of child abuse and neglect.
It was
established in 1985 by the State Legislature and is
administered by the Department of Health and Human Services,
Grants Management Unit. The CTF is a special account that
receives fees from Nevada
birth and death certificates. In addition, yearly
applications are written for funds from the federal Child
Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act Community-Based Child
Abuse Prevention.
Every two years
the CTF announces that it will accept grant proposals for
primary and secondary prevention programs for child abuse
and neglect. The Grants Management Advisory Committee (GMAC)
reviews the applications and makes awards. The GMAC focuses
on funding programs that provide parenting education,
self-protection curriculum for children, crisis intervention
and respite care, home visitation, and public awareness.
If
you are interested in learning more about the CTF, being
added to the mailing list for grant announcements, or being
notified of meetings of the GMAC, please call:
Toby Hyman
Social Services Program Specialist III
Building B, Suite 302
4220 South Maryland Parkway
Las Vegas, NV 89119
702-486-3527
thyman@dhhs.nv.gov
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