Applications to become a placement site for the NJ Governor’s Hispanic Fellows Internship Program are now open.
Applicants can apply for a maximum of two (2) funding programs. New agencies applying for CHPRD funding are limited to one (1) funding program, and are defined as organizations that have neither applied for nor received funding from the CHPRD within the past 5 years
FY 2026 Application Handbook & Funding Guidelines
Application Deadline: Wednesday, February 26, 2025, 1:00 pm via SAGE.
There will be an in-person Information Session at The Trenton War Memorial for the Fiscal Grant Year 2026, which will be held on January 22, 2025 at 10:00 a.m
Please submit your applications electronically through the System for Administering Grants Electronically (SAGE). We highly recommend that new applicants register on SAGE at least one week before the approaching grant deadlines.
We strongly advise both current and potential grantees to take the following actions:
Attend the SAGE Grantee Webinar:
Access the webinar on the bottom left-hand side under "System Information"/"Training Videos" after logging into SAGE.
Obtain the Latest SAGE User Manual:
Ensure you have the updated SAGE User Manual for reference.
To ensure the successful submission of your application, the deadline for submission is 1 p.m. on the specified day. Applications not submitted by this time will not be eligible for funding consideration. Additionally, please be aware that any troubleshooting calls must be made by 11:00 am on the deadline date.
The maximum amount that can be applied for is $75,000.
The Hispanic Entrepreneurship Assistance Program (HEAP) is specifically crafted to provide culturally and linguistically appropriate business education and mentorship services. It aims to support Hispanic residents who have recently initiated a business and offer comprehensive assistance to individuals aspiring to establish a new business.
The maximum amount that can be applied for is $60,000.
Citizenship and Integration Program – The primary goal of the Citizenship and Integration Grant Program is to enhance the accessibility of high-quality citizenship preparation services for lawful permanent residents nationwide. It aims to offer opportunities for lawful permanent residents to acquire the knowledge and skills essential for seamless integration into the fabric of American society.
The maximum amount that can be applied for is $70,000.
Workforce Development Supportive Services for Adults and Dislocated Workers Program – This initiative aims to deliver high-quality employment-focused activities and services to tackle specific challenges encountered by New Jersey's Latino adult population.
The maximum amount that can be applied for is $50,000.
The Youth Workforce Investment In-School and Out-of-School Program is tailored to offer workforce experience services to at-risk youth.
The maximum amount that can be applied for is $60,000.
Community Service Programs – This category advocates for and supports culturally competent community service programs. These effective services focus on addressing the following target areas:
Maximum amount that can be applied for is $75,000
Health and Wellness Programs - This category is formulated to aid families in crisis, enhancing social and psychological functioning to maximize family well-being.
What is Peer Review?
The Center for Hispanic Policy, Research, and Development (CHPRD) utilizes a Peer Review process to evaluate grant applications. Experts from various fields review the applications, providing an analysis and rating based on published selection criteria. The ratings and feedback submitted by Peer Reviewers play a crucial role in CHPRD's funding decisions and help guide applicants in improving their proposals.
What are the Responsibilities of Reviewers?
What are the Qualifications of Peer Reviewers?
We seek a diverse group of individuals with expertise in relevant fields and the ability to assess grant applications objectively. Reviewers should:
What is the Time Commitment for Participating in a Review?
The CHPRD Peer Review process is time-intensive and requires attention to detail. Once selected, Peer Reviewers will receive a schedule with deadlines and expectations. The time commitment will vary depending on the number of applications assigned, and reviewers must meet deadlines as outlined in the schedule.
What are the Benefits of Being a Peer Reviewer or Facilitator
Serving as a Peer Reviewer offers numerous professional development opportunities. It allows you to:
All approved Peer Reviewers will receive a stipend based on the number of applications they are assigned.
Can I Serve as a Peer Reviewer if I Work for or if My Organization Applies for CHPRD Funding?
Yes, you can serve as a Peer Reviewer even if you are affiliated with a CHPRD-funded program or if your organization is applying for CHPRD funding. However, if a conflict of interest arises, you will be asked to recuse yourself from reviewing those specific applications.
Whom Do I Contact if I Have Questions?
If you have any questions about the Peer Reviewer application process or would like more details about the peer review experience, please contact us at:
Email: chprd@sos.nj.gov
Phone: 609-777-4413
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