Aaliyah Andrews, Florida State University College of law: Domestic Violence
Aaliyah Andrews, Florida State University College of law: Domestic Violence
Ashley Ellingham, Nova Southeastern University College of Law: Foster Care
Ashley Ellingham, Nova Southeastern University College of Law: Foster Care
Alexandra Figeuroa, Belmont University College of Law: Family Law, Tax and Housing
Alexandra Figeuroa, Belmont University College of Law: Family Law, Tax and Housing
Amalia Garcia, University of Miami School of Law: Detention Program
Amalia Garcia, University of Miami School of Law: Detention Program
Jenny Said, Florida State University College of Law: Victims of Violence
Jenny Said, Florida State University College of Law: Victims of Violence
Leia Bamasi, Florida State University College of Law: Children’s Legal Program
Leia Bamasi, Florida State University College of Law: Children’s Legal Program
Ana Leon-Noda, St. Thomas University College of Law: Family Law
Ana Leon-Noda, St. Thomas University College of Law: Family Law
Need-based Housing Scholarships for 7 Summer Fellows
Need-based Housing Scholarships for 7 Summer Fellows
The Advocates for Children Who Have None: Increasing Access to Justice for Disadvantaged Youth project trains and mentors pro bono attorneys to represent disadvantaged children and young adults in dependency, delinquency, criminal and other legal proceedings
The Advocates for Children Who Have None: Increasing Access to Justice for Disadvantaged Youth project trains and mentors pro bono attorneys to represent disadvantaged children and young adults in dependency, delinquency, criminal and other legal proceedings
The Neurodivergent Legal Assistance Program provides free legal services to individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities, providing alternatives to traditional legal guardianship for individuals who require some decision-making support
The Neurodivergent Legal Assistance Program provides free legal services to individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities, providing alternatives to traditional legal guardianship for individuals who require some decision-making support
In its third year of a three-year project, FCF will expand the number of current and former foster youth who receive high quality legal representation, identifying and addressing systemic problems
In its third year of a three-year project, FCF will expand the number of current and former foster youth who receive high quality legal representation, identifying and addressing systemic problems
The Access to Justice project will provide information and assistance in the areas of family law, small claims and residential evictions through self-directed legal kiosks, bilingual staff and pro bono attorneys
The Access to Justice project will provide information and assistance in the areas of family law, small claims and residential evictions through self-directed legal kiosks, bilingual staff and pro bono attorneys
2025-26 Children’s Legal Advocacy Project
2025-26 Children’s Legal Advocacy Project
2025 Displaced Youth Empowerment Project
2025 Displaced Youth Empowerment Project
2025-26 Children’s Legal Representation Program
2025-26 Children’s Legal Representation Program
2025-26 Children’s Legal Collaborative
2025-26 Children’s Health Access Advocacy Project
2025-26 Children’s Health Access Advocacy Project
2025-26 Vulnerable Children’s Project
2025-26 Vulnerable Children’s Project
2025-26 Special Education Advocacy Project
2025-26 Special Education Advocacy Project
Panhandle Counsel for Children
Panhandle Counsel for Children
Grants reflect the amount approved but may not reflect the amount paid or if grant funds were returned. Grant data prior to 2008 may be incomplete.
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