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Find similar grantsAccess for All (AFA) is sponsored by San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG). This program aims to enhance mobility for individuals with disabilities in the San Diego region by supporting projects that expand on-demand Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV) options, addressing gaps in conventional transit and paratransit services.
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SANDAG - Access for All Grant Program Access for All Grant Program The SANDAG Access for All Grant program (AFA) was created to implement the passage of California Senate Bill 1376 in 2018, which directed the CPUC to develop the program and create regulations around accessibility for persons with disabilities, including a financial incentive for Transportation Network Companies, including rideshare and ridehailing services to increase accessibility.
Funding is administered by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). The CPUC selected SANDAG as the Local Access Fund Administrator for the San Diego region, which oversees a competitive solicitation process that allocates funds to eligible projects and monitors the performance of grantees.
Locally, AFA funds projects and programs that expand on-demand wheelchair-accessible vehicle services for individuals with disabilities in the San Diego region. The program is funded by a ten-cent access fee collected from each Transportation Network Company (TNC) trip in the county, where those fees are then collected and redistributed for use.
SANDAG holds a competitive process, or call for projects, to award funding to eligible applicants through the AFA Grant program. The AFA Cycle 2 Call for Projects included approximately $2. 3 million for eligible projects.
One grantee was approved for funding by the Board of Directors on January 24, 2025 , and AFA service began in December of 2025. Cycle 2: Approved Funding Recommendations The AFA Cycle 1 Call for Projects included approximately $2. 5 million for eligible projects.
One grantee was approved for funding by the Board of Directors on November 18, 2022 , and AFA service began in June 2023. Cycle 1: Approved Funding Recommendations Access for All Fact Sheet Cycle 2 Call for Projects California Public Utilities Commission Access for All Website Cycle 1 Call for Projects 2022 Cycle 2 Call for Projects 2025 Specialized Transportation Grant Program Social Services Transportation Advisory Council
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local jurisdictions, nonprofit organizations, community groups, and transportation partners within the San Diego region. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Access for All (AFA) is funded by San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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