Drug Free Communities 2017

Welcome and Introduction to the DFC Program

ONDCP's DFC Website
SAMHSA's Grants Website
Grants.gov

  • DFC Program Goals
  • Definition of a Coalition
  • Who Can Apply?
  • DFC Grant Cycle

Helen Hernandez, Administrator, Drug-Free Communities Support Program, White House Office of National Drug Control Policy

The Drug-Free Communities (DFC) Support Program was started as a result of the passage of the Drug-Free Communities Act of 1997. Since its inception, the DFC Program has funded nearly 3,000 community coalitions addressing youth substance use. To learn more about the DFC Program, click on the video above.
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Programmatic Questions:

DFC FOA Helpline Team 240-276-1270

Budgetary/Fiscal Questions: Ms. Odessa Crocker 240-276-1400

Grants.gov Help Desk: 1-800-518-4726

eRA Help Desk: 1-866-504-9552

FAQs for New Applicants Using SP-17-001 Template

FAQs for Competing Continuation Applicants Using SP-17-002 Template

  • Youth Serving Organizations

    Youth Serving Organizations

  • Law Enforcement

    Law Enforcement

  • Civic/Volunteer Organizations

    Civic/Volunteer Organizations

  • Healthcare Professionals

    Healthcare Professionals

  • Religious/Fraternal Organizations

    Religious/Fraternal Organizations

  • State/Local/Tribal Government

    State/Local/Tribal Government

  • Business

    Business

  • Substance Abuse Organizations

    Substance Abuse Organizations

  • Youth

    Youth

  • Parents

    Parents

  • Media

    Media

  • Schools

    Schools