Cycle 47 Program Development Grants

Purpose: The State Council on Developmental Disabilities, in alignment with the goals of its 5-year state plan issues requests for proposals through Program Development Grants on a yearly basis. Successful grant projects are implemented by community-based organizations that research, develop and/or implement innovative programs and promising/best practices in communities throughout the state. For federal fiscal year (FFY) 2025, the Council has designated a total amount of $300,000 to fund Cycle 47 projects in one or more of the following proposed topic areas: Health (Tribal), Self-Advocacy (Plain Language), and Self-Advocacy (Isolation). The Council understands that the final list of approved grant projects may not address all three (3) of the targeted topic areas. The Council will consider all proposal submissions and choose one (1) or more grant-funded projects (that combined) will not exceed the full $300,000 budgeted amount. The Council is highly motivated in requesting proposals from qualified candidates. Please read the Cycle 47 Grant Guidelines carefully and include information in this application that will fully meet all of the stated requirements. More information can be found at https://scdd.ca.gov/grantinformation/ Eligible Applicants: Eligible Applicants include: Local government agencies Non-government organizations Tribal organizations Community-based non-profits Established coalitions that are classified as 501(c)(3) tax exempt under the Internal Revenue Services (IRS) Code Under this definition, community is defined as a city, a group of cities, a county, a group of counties, and/or Tribal land(s). Eligible Geographies: The Council will award funding, on a competitive basis, to California-based agencies and organizations that represent and/or serve individuals with intellectual, developmental and/or cross-disabilities. Matching Funding: The federal government requires match funding for grants awarded by SCDD. A 10% match is required for services provided in Poverty Areas and a 25% match is required for Non- Poverty Areas. The match may include in-kind funding. For more information, you may refer to Exhibit A - California Poverty Levels by County at https://scdd.ca.gov/grantinformation/

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