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Find similar grantsDisability Services Innovation Grants is sponsored by State (e.g., Minnesota's Olmstead Plan is an example of a state-level initiative). These grants aim to support people with disabilities in choosing where they live, with whom, and in what type of housing, as well as attaining integrated, competitive employment.
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Innovation is the process of bringing about new ideas, methods, services or solutions that have a significant positive impact and value. It involves transforming creative concepts into tangible outcomes that improve efficiency and effectiveness, and/or address unmet needs.
NOTE: The Legislature discontinued this grant opportunity effective July 1, 2026 DHS believes in the potential of people and organizations to think boldly and create solutions to empower people with disabilities to overcome barriers, unlock opportunities and live their fullest, most vibrant lives.
The Disability Services Division launched its innovation grants program in 2016 to support new and innovative ideas to provide essential services and improve housing and employment for people with disabilities across our state. Our goal is to support visionary projects that fill gaps in services — projects that haven’t been funded before and haven’t yet been tested.
We want to support passionate changemakers as they pilot fresh ideas to transform the lives of people with disabilities. The proposed service areas for the 2026 Innovation Grants Request for Proposals (RFP) are: Living in integrated housing of their choice. Working in integrated, competitive employment.
Enhancing transportation accessibility, safety and inclusivity. Providing community-centered and culturally sensitive services. See the Innovation grants awarded webpage for a list of grantees in prior rounds.
DHS accepted proposals but awarded no grants during this RFP cycle because the Legislature cancelled funding. Resources and links for Innovation grant applicants. Questions and answers about competitive grant funding through the Disability Services Division.
A look at some of the projects that have been awarded grants in prior years. For questions about the Innovation grants, contact DHS using the Disability Services Division Grants Contact Form .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations supporting people with disabilities in achieving independent living, employment, and community inclusion. Specific eligibility will vary by state program. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Disability Services Innovation Grants is funded by State (e.g., Minnesota's Olmstead Plan is an example of a state-level initiative). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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