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Community Grants | Autism Ventura *At this time, ASVC is not accepting grant applications. Financial constraints and current obligations prevent our ability to fund community grants. We look forward to this changing, and will update the website when it does.
Autism Society Ventura County (ASVC) invites individuals and organizations to submit a proposal/application for an ASVC Community Grant. If you have an existing or upcoming program or event and find yourself in need of funding, we invite you to submit an application for one of our community grants. ASVC’s mission is to improve the lives of all affected by Autism.
This is achieved by promoting lifelong access and opportunity for all individuals within the autism spectrum and their families to be fully included members of the community. We work to accomplish our mission through education, advocacy, the promotion of research, increasing public awareness, and collaboration with individuals and other agencies in our community.
It is our commitment to support others in our community with the same mission in serving individuals with ASD and their families. We look forward to receiving and reviewing your submission.
Application Form: ASVC Grant Application RFP Application Requirements: To be considered all organizations and projects, programs, or events must meet and or abide by the following requirements: Serve Individuals with ASD or their families in Ventura County and Westlake Village to Calabasas 6 months to use funds and show accounting, and/or return unspent amount Funds are not to be used for overhead, should be used to provide services to participants ASVC reserves the right to publicize our involvement in your project Submit Application/Proposal to ashley@AutismVentura.
org Phone and/or in-person interviews with ASVC Board Members may follow submission. Contact: Ashley@AutismVentura. org You will receive a response within 45 days of submission.
We appreciate that so many wonderful organizations are hosting adaptive programs and making Ventura County an amazing place for people with Autism to live and work! Please consider a contribution to Autism Society Ventura County to keep our community grant fund going.
Some of the grants that we have funded in the past few years are: YMCA Swim lessons for kids with Autism New books for the lending library at Rainbow Resource Center at Tri Counties Regional Center New machinery for Industry Horror to allow them to hire more adults with Autism Special needs surf day with Pure Stoke
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations and projects, programs, or events must serve individuals with ASD or their families in Ventura County and Westlake Village to Calabasas, and support the ASVC Mission. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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