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Developmental Disabilities Grants - FY 2026 is sponsored by Illinois Department of Human Services. Supports programs for individuals with developmental disabilities, including autism services, employment supports, and community integration in Illinois.
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Quintero, Secretary IDHS Grants Administration Developmental Disabilities Grants - FY 2026 *****The Office of Contract Administration has advised the FY26 Indirect Cost Rate of the 15% DeMinimis is not currently accessible in the CSA system. Budgets already entered in CSA will not have the updated DeMinimis for NOFO applications or current FY26 grant funding.
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Access for Illinois Children with Autism (26-444-24-1712) After 22 Program, Legislative Add-on (26-444-24-3515) Autism Awareness (26-444-24-1505) Best Buddies (26-444-24-0836) Dental Program (26-444-24-0829) Dignity in Pay (26-444-24-3501) Epilepsy Program (26-444-24-0830) Family Advocate (26-444-24-1506) Group Respite Program (26-444-24-1545) Illinois Respite Coalition Lifespan Respite Care (26-444-24-2728) Inclusive Service Program, Legislative Add-on (26-444-24-3340) Independent Monitoring of Division of Developmental Transitions (26-444-24-1651) Independent Service Coordination (26-444-24-1731) In-Home and Residential Respite Program (26-444-24-0833) Latino Outreach (26-444-24-1508-01) Life Enrichment Programs for I/DD Individuals, Legislative Add-on (26-444-24-3518) Lifespan Special Project (26-444-24-1600) Special Olympics (26-444-24-1570) Special Olympics and Special Children's Charities (26-444-24-1569) Voucher Respite Program (26-444-24-1511) Youth Diagnostic, Therapy and Support Services, Legislative Add-on (26-444-24-3286) Illinois Department of Human Services JB Pritzker, Governor · Dulce M.
Quintero, Secretary
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations and agencies serving individuals with developmental disabilities in Illinois. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Developmental Disabilities Grants - FY 2026 is funded by Illinois Department of Human Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Illinois. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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