FY2027 Grants to Highest State Courts to Improve Guardianship
Administration for Community Living
Program description
The purpose of the EJIG program is to support the development and advancement of new and emerging approaches to address issues related to elder justice. For this opportunity, awards will be made to the highest state courts to improve guardianship by: assessing the fairness, effectiveness, timeliness, safety, integrity, and accessibility of adult guardianship and conservatorship proceedings; implementing changes deemed necessary as a result of the assessments; and/or implementing systems to simplify the filing process for conservators and guardians and better enable courts to identify discrepancies and detect fraud and the exploitation of protected person.
Eligibility
Authorizing statute restricts eligibility to the highest courts in a state (Elder Justice Act Section 2042(b)). Foreign entities are not eligible to compete for, or receive, awards made under this announcement.
Past awards
Federal awards made under Assistance Listing 93.747 in FY2021, from USAspending.gov.
- Awards made
- 5
- FY2021
- Total awarded
- $3.8M
- FY2021
- Typical award
- $703.8K
- Middle half $621.2K–$821.2K
- States & territories
- 5
- with at least one award
Typical award is the median of FY2021 awards; half of awards fell between the quartiles shown.
Where awards went
Top states by dollars, all years on record
- Minnesota$1.1M · 1 award
- California$821.2K · 1 award
- Iowa$703.8K · 1 award
- New York$621.2K · 1 award
- Maryland$559.2K · 1 award
Source: USAspending.gov award records for this assistance listing, which can fund more than one opportunity. This is history, not a guarantee: future award sizes, counts and eligible recipients may differ. Exact total for FY2021: $3,777,985.