Apply for a Proof Alliance grant

The Proof Alliance grant program was developed to build the capacity of communities to prevent prenatal alcohol exposure and to improve the quality of life for those living with an FASD.

Available Grants

Each year, Proof Alliance awards more than $1 million in grants to organizations throughout Minnesota to address prenatal alcohol exposure and provide intervention and support at the community level to those impacted by fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD). If you have questions regarding Proof Alliance grants, please get in touch with us at info@proofalliance.org.

If you are a current grantee, you can access the Grantee Toolkit here.

 

Community Grants

The Proof Alliance Community Grant Program helps organizations build capacity for services that ensure families impacted by an FASD are identified, supported and valued. Funding is directed toward innovative ideas and programs that create system changes in priority areas such as education equity, culturally responsive support services and more.

Our most recent recipients are: Division of Indian Work, Minneapolis American Indian Center, Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center, Native American Community Clinic, and Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services (SMRLS).

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FASD Prevention Grants

The Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Prevention Grant Program, administered by Proof Alliance, is made possible through the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH). The overall goal of the FASD Prevention Grant Program is to help support pregnant and parenting persons in recovery from alcohol- and substance-use disorders in Minnesota.

Grants will be awarded to regional collaboratives that provide intensive services to pregnant persons with substance use disorder to increase positive birth outcomes. Regional prevention collaboratives will be aimed at reducing the incidence of FASD and other prenatal drug-related effects in children in Minnesota by identifying and serving pregnant persons suspected of or known to use or abuse alcohol or other drugs.

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