Youth Emergency Services, Inc. grants.

Youth Emergency Services, Inc. has received 6 federal grants and cooperative agreements totalling $2.72 million across 6 grants; grants are not counted as contracts.

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6Grants received

4Granting agencies

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Jul 2025Latest grant

Grants received

6 federal grants and cooperative agreements received between 2022 and 2025 from 4 agencies. Published amounts total $2.72 million across 6 grants.

Latest grants

Purpose: the Continuum of Care (COC) Program Is Designed to Promote Community-Wide Commitment to the Goal of Ending Homelessness; Provide Funding for

Granted by Department of Housing and Urban Development - Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development · United States · $486,352

1 Jul 2025Granted

Continuum of Care Program

Granted by Department of Housing and Urban Development - Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development · United States · $471,669

1 Jul 2024Granted

Through Collaboration Between Youth Emergency Services, Inc.which Has 25 Years of Experience in Offering Evidence-Based Mentoring Programmingand Juven

Granted by Department of Justice - Office of Justice Programs · United States · $494,674

1 Oct 2023Granted

Provide the Basic Center Program to Runaway and Homeless Youth in All 4 Wyoming Regions.

Granted by Department of Health and Human Services - Administration for Children and Families · United States · $750,000

30 Sep 2023Granted

Continuum of Care Program

Granted by Department of Housing and Urban Development - Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development · United States · $471,669

1 Jul 2023Granted

CN Farm to School Supplemental

Granted by Department of Agriculture - Food and Nutrition Service · United States · $50,000

18 Jul 2022Granted

Grants by year

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USD · 6 grants

$2.72 million

Grants and cooperative agreements are federal financial assistance, not procurement contracts: they are shown here on their own and are never counted as contract awards or contracts won. Source: USAspending.gov. Grants to individuals are counted but never named.

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