Kentucky Government Grants

The U.S. government and Kentucky's office of finance has set aside $11,366.00 million dollars in government grants and $8,245.00 million dollars in other types of government funding for people who reside in the state of Kentucky. As long as you have a valid citizenship card (green card) or a permanent resident certificate, you are entitled to apply and receive Kentucky government grants.

Government funding in Kentucky is provided to various sectors, with the majority of the budget in business, education (pell & college grants), housing, veteran, and personal grants.

  • Kentucky Small Business Grants: Starting and running a business in Kentucky can be a risky thing to do. There are more than 26,023 small businesses or even large corporations declare bankruptcy every year. To reduce the risks, you have to research into as many funding sources as possible. Here is more information on Kentucky Small Business Grants.
  • Kentucky Education Grants: Education plays an important role in Kentucky. The local administration in Kentucky spend over $6,803,419,970.00 dollars every year in elementary and secondary institutions alone. Education grants are available for students or even teachers in Kentucky to finish and enhance their level of education. Here is more information on Kentucky Education Grants.
  • Kentucky Housing Grants: At an average market value of $116,800.00 per real estate property, there are more than 1,920,000 housing units in Kentucky. With an average annual household income of $41,538.00, only 72.80% of the people actually paid off their homes. A good portion of the residents in Kentucky is not able to afford to pay off their mortgages. office of finance has set aside financial assistance in the form of housing grants to individuals in need, especially if you work at home. Here is more information on Kentucky Housing Grants.
  • Kentucky Veteran Grants: Residents of Kentucky who have enrolled or who are current serving the military, naval, and air foce are entitled to claim and receive government grants in the form of veteran grants. Here's more information on Kentucky Veteran Grants.
  • Kentucky Personal Grants: The local state government in Kentucky does not offer financial help to its residents for personal needs such as getting out of debt, financing a vehicle...etc. But, Kentucky residents are eligible to apply for personal grants to receive financial help to carry out a public purpose of support or stimulation to the ecomony of Kentucky. Here's more information on Kentucky Personal Grants.

Recent State Funding Opportunities

Below is a list of opportunities recently published in the local state:

Funding Number Funding Title
HHS 2020 ACF OHS CH R04 1700 Head Start and/or Early Head Start Grantee --The Cities of Hazard, Blackey, Hyden, Yerkes, Littcarr, Whitesburg, Jenkins, Stinnett, Emmalena, Wooton, Hindman, Topmost, Mayking and Yeaddiss, Kentucky
HHS 2020 ACF OHS CH R04 1669 Head Start and/or Early Head Start Grantee -- The Cities of Shelbyville, Brooks, Shepherdsville, New Castle, Taylorsville, Eminence, Louisville, Warsaw, Owenton, and Mt. Washington, Kentucky
HHS 2020 ACF OHS HP R04 1754 Early Head Start Expansion and Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership Grants -- The Cities of Covington, Newport, Erlanger and Florence, Kentucky
F19AS00322 Kentucky ANS Management Plan
HHS 2019 ACF OHS CH R04 1574 Head Start and/or Early Head Start Grantee -- Jefferson County, Kentucky
HHS 2019 ACF OHS CH R04 1461 Head Start and/or Early Head Start Grantee -- Breckinridge and Grayson Counties, Kentucky
HHS 2019 ACF OHS CH R04 1449 Head Start and/or Early Head Start Grantee -- Bracken, Fleming, Lewis, Mason, and Robertson Counties, Kentucky
F18AS00237 Co-lead a test of a BioAcoustic Fish Fence (BAFF) ability to stop Asian Carp passage at Barkley Lock, Kentucky
HHS 2018 ACF OHS CH R04 1306 Head Start and/or Early Head Start Grantee - Clark, Estill, Garrard, Jackson, Laurel, Madison, Powell, and Rockcastle Counties, Kentucky

 

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Grant application guides and resources

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