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Justice and public safety grants

Grant, loan and support programs we track that are tagged justice and public safety. Tags come from each program's official title, description and category codes, so one program can appear in several sectors. Every row links to a program page with eligibility, amounts and the official link.

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Nonprofits and charities Governments and public bodies Schools, colleges and research institutions Businesses and entrepreneurs United States European Union Australia United Kingdom United States (national) Illinois Florida European Union (national) Federal agency State agency National government body (UK) $1 million or more $500,000 to $1 million $100,000 to $500,000 $25,000 to $100,000 November 2026 December 2026 November 2027 September 2027

Frequently asked questions

What Justice and public safety grants are there?

The list below shows Justice and public safety programs from official sources. Some are open now; others are rolling, recurring, forecast or have dates set by each notice.

Can I browse the list?

Yes. Every program page, funder name, official link and website is public. Funder contact details and CSV export are part of Pro, which is coming soon.

Where does the data come from?

Grants.gov, SAM.gov Assistance Listings, the California Grants Portal, the Illinois Catalog of State Financial Assistance, Innovation Canada open data, the EU Funding & Tenders Portal, GOV.UK Find a grant, UKRI, business.gov.au, NSW Government, the Florida Catalog of State Financial Assistance, FundHubWA, official government student aid pages and programs our team checked by hand, each linked to its official page.

Information only. GrantSift is not affiliated with any funder. A match means a program is likely eligible or worth checking, not that you will be funded. Always confirm details on the official page. Applying through official portals is free.