U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) - Administration for Children and Families - Behavioral Interventions Scholars Grant

Summary chart of the 2019-2020 Behavioral Interventions Scholars (BIS) grant program, detailing grantee information and project goals.

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Award amount$50 million collected by tribal programs

Last checkedJun 26, 2026

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Tribal Child Support Program Start-Up Application Guide

Guide for tribes and tribal organizations on applying for start-up funding for child support programs, outlining requirements, eligibility, and application steps.

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Award amount

Total award cannot exceed $500,000, typically awarded as $250,000 per year during start-up.

Eligibility

Federally recognized tribe or tribal organization with basic governmental and administrative capabilities.; Must have at least 100 children under the age of majority within tribal court jurisdiction.; Exceptions to the 100-child rule exist for tribal organizations or with sufficient justification.

Requirements

Demonstrate capacity to operate a child support enforcement program.; Meet regulatory requirements outlined in 45 CFR 309.; Develop policies and procedures, revise tribal code, hire and train staff.; Program development plan detailing how 14 required elements will be met.

Application materials

Tribal Introduction (population, children under majority, history, government structure).; Program Development Plan (details on meeting 14 elements, timelines for unmet requirements).

How to apply

Reach out to local OCSE Regional Program Office for assistance.; Research and analyze application requirements.; Prepare and organize the application and program development plan.; Submit the completed application packet.

Contact

OCSE Regional Program Offices for assistance.

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