Showing posts with label grants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grants. Show all posts

21 October 2016

Grant Funding Opportunities: For Families and Professionals


Staff at the Indiana Resource Center for Autism have updated an article on grant funding. The article lists national, state and local grants available for families and professionals supporting an individual with autism. It also provides a section on tips on seeking grants and proposal writing which includes information on finding funding resources, listing of resources for a guide for writing proposals, information about how to take a class or attend a webinar about accessing funding and a list of libraries in Indiana that offer access to the foundation directory online.

To read the entire article, please visit:
https://www.iidc.indiana.edu/pages/grant-funding-opportunities

12 August 2015

Grant Funding Opportunities

The Indiana Resource Center for Autism has posted an article on grant funding that might be of interest to you. "This article outlines grants available nationally, statewide, and through private local community organizations for families, educators, and professional organizations in Indiana." In addition to listing grants that are available, the author has tips on looking and applying for grants.

To read the article in its entirety, please visit:
http://www.iidc.indiana.edu/index.php?pageId=3717

23 May 2014

"Give A Voice" Program offers communication devices

National Autism Association's "Give A Voice" Program offers communication devices to people with Autism who are non-verbal.
Apply by June 15.

The National Autism Association has announced their newest program, "Give A Voice." This program provides assistive communication devices for people with Autism who are non-verbal or minimally verbal, and whose communication challenges put them at increased risk of injury or harm. The program provides a 16GB iPad Mini, a protective case, and an Avatalker AAC Augmentative and Alternative Communication Software app.

Eligibility requirements include:
•Only parents or legal guardians may apply on behalf of their child/adult with Autism
•The individual you are applying for must be 4 years old or older
•The individual you are applying for must have an Autism Spectrum Disorder with documentation from a physician
•You must also provide a current evaluation/recommendation from a speech/language professional

There is very limited funding for this program, so if this is something that you or your family member needs, apply now. For complete eligibility requirements and to apply, download the application here: http://fifthfreedom.org/u/u5

For questions, contact the National Autism Association here: http://nationalautismassociation.org/about-naa/contact-naa/.

This is an informational alert prepared by Fifth Freedom.
Information courtesy of the National Autism Association.

09 May 2012

Answers for Autism



Answers in Autism has a new website. All money raised by this organization stays in Indiana and is available through grants to help organizatons and programs statewide. Some of the major projects funded by Answers for Autism have been
  • Over $400,000 in grants to community organizations in 32 different counties in the state of Indiana
  • Over $200,000 to national autism research
  • $18,500 to place 5 autism books in every Indiana public library
  • $8,000 for FIRST RESPONDERS training on autism
  • $15,000 to PROJECT LIFE SAVER – tracking bracelets for children with autism
  • $3000 Printing of 3,000 booklets “When Your Child is Diagnosed with Autism”
To learn more about this organization, visit: http://answersautism.org/