Subject: Youth Development, Youth w/ Disabilities, Autism, Family Support, Special Education, Child/Youth Welfare, Job/Career Training
Deadline: Sept. 29. 2017
“The priorities of the Foundation are to meet families’ needs along the way by ensuring (1) Access to Services (2) Active Lifestyles and (3) Adult Independence.
Access to Services: Funding for community organizations and schools who are providing vital resources and actively assisting children with autism spectrum disorder and their families through education and technology*, advocacy programs, diagnostic and clinical services, direct family support, safety equipment, emergency care, respite services and other opportunities that will enhance the quality of life for those affected.
Active Lifestyles: Support for recreational and sports programs, aquatic programs, social skills training, family events and summer camps for all individuals on the autism spectrum.
Adult Independence: Providing opportunities for job training, vocational skills programs, employment, housing, transportation and healthcare delivery for adults on the autism spectrum.”
Funder: The Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism
Eligibility: Applicants must be recognized as tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Some geographic restrictions apply. See contact link below for more details.
Amount: “The average grant size will be in the $10,000-$20,000 range. If you are requesting $5,000 or less, please choose this option under “Amount Requested” and follow the instructions on the application.”
Contact: Link.
