The Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE) receives grant funding, mostly from the federal Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE). This money helps us test new ideas, strengthen our services and help Virginia families stay connected.
Our goal is to give parents and children the support they need to build stable lives, feel safe and work toward a more secure financial future. These grants make it possible for DCSE to offer programs that bring real help and hope to families.
Learn more about each project below, including what it does, who it helps and how it supports families across Virginia.
Helps parents who don’t live with their children build job skills, find employment and work toward long-term economic stability.
Learn more about this grant on the federal Office of Child Support Enforcement website.
Helps teens and young adults learn the skills they need to face the challenges of being parents.
Learn more about this grant on the federal Office of Child Support Enforcement website.
Supports efforts to improve safety and economic stability for families affected by domestic violence.
Learn more about this grant on the federal Office of Child Support Enforcement website.
Supports programs that help parents spend more time with their children and build strong, loving bonds.
Learn more about this grant on the federal Office of Child Support Enforcement website.
Information about earlier grant projects is available for reference.
Federal Grant Funding Notice
Federal funding information and required notices are available for grant-supported projects.
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