Public Safety · Active
Services for Victims of Trafficking · DOJ · Quiet desk · mid ceiling
Services for Victims of Trafficking (CFDA 16.518) - federal assistance administered by U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), catalogued in the SAM.gov Assistance Listings.
- $100K–$2M
- Typical award range
- 0
- Indexed opportunities
- 0
- Open now
- DOJ
- Administering agency
The verdict
According to indexed Grants.gov opportunity volume among active SAM.gov programs on PlainGrants, Services for Victims of Trafficking ranks #221 of 504, #7 of 23 within DOJ, and #21 of 38 among Public Safety programs by listed funding ceiling. Across 504 active programs, 47.041 leads by opportunity count (319, funding-ceiling rank #249) ≠ 66.054 leads by funding ceiling ($7.0 billion, opportunity rank #326). CFDA 16.518 is an active Public Safety listing with no Grants.gov announcements currently indexed, typically a multi-year or formula-funded program.
- $100K–$2M
- typical award range (SAM.gov)
- -
- next application deadline
- -
- largest award ceiling indexed
- 8%
- of the catalog is Public Safety
Services for Victims of Trafficking · lower-band quiet listing (#368/502 by ceiling)
Services for Victims of Trafficking sits below most listed ceilings (27th percentile among 502 active programs), a floor-band Assistance Listing card, not a mega solicitation.
Services for Victims of Trafficking vs programs with listed funding ceilings
Where this CFDA's SAM.gov award ceiling sits among active Assistance Listings with a reported ceiling
$2,000,000 Top 73% higher than 27% of 502 programs
Programs, banded by listed funding ceiling
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Source SAM.gov Assistance Listings · 2026-09-11
SAM.gov Assistance Listing plate
CFDA 16.518 · DOJ VOL-FORMULA · #221/504
VOL-FORMULA · MID-PACK · SOLO-LISTING · NOFO-NONE · CEIL-MILLION · ELIG-MIX · BOOK-RICH · LISTING-LIVE
- VOL-FORMULA 0 Grants.gov rows
- MID-PACK #221/504
- SOLO-LISTING No peer gap
- NOFO-NONE No NOFO indexed
- CEIL-MILLION $100K–$2M
- ELIG-MIX 2 eligible desks
- BOOK-RICH no Grants.gov book
- LISTING-LIVE Active SAM.gov listing
Opportunity-volume neighbourhood · CFDA 16.518
VOL-FORMULA · #221/504: quiet/busy corpus poles and ±- row peers, not a SAM.gov catalog reprint.
Engineering Grants · busiestPlant and Animal Di… · quiet poleServices for Victim… · this listing
Funding posture
Mid-range ceiling, still NOFO-silent
The Assistance Listing advertises a mid-range award band ($100,000 to $2.0 million) for Services for Victims of Trafficking, but the indexed Grants.gov book is empty for this CFDA. Dollar capacity exists on paper; competitive announcements for this number are not currently in the crawl.
Assistance Listing text · DOJ
Comprehensive services for trafficking victims including emergency shelter, legal assistance, and case management.
Civic applicant mix · government + nonprofit doors
Services for Victims of Trafficking combines government/tribal and nonprofit applicant types (2 doors). The listing is a civic funding corridor spanning public and nonprofit operators.
DOJ · administering agency
U.S. Department of Justice
Law enforcement, crime prevention, victim services, and criminal justice system grants.
What to do next
CFDA 16.518: 0 indexed opportunities · 0 open on the recent slice.
- No open Grants.gov rows on the recent slice, watch this CFDA for the next NOFO drop. How to apply
- U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) administers 23 Assistance Listings in this extract. Agency catalog
- Nearest peer by listed ceiling: Work Opportunity Tax Credit (17.283). Compare program
SAM.gov ceilings are catalog maximums, not guaranteed awards; verify every deadline on Grants.gov before submitting.
Read our methodology - how this data is sourced, computed, and verified.
Every figure on PlainGrants is rendered directly from SAM.gov Assistance Listings data, no number is typed in by an editor. This grant program's figures are rendered directly from SAM.gov Assistance Listings data, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, the data changelog, or report a data issue on this page.
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