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DSA AL Grants Program - Down Syndrome Alabama We are excited to offer a new program to individuals with Down syndrome! We will be offering small grants to help cover the cost of programs and activities that help children and adults with Down syndrome be accepted and included for who they are. This is a pilot program.
Here are a few important details along with some Frequently Asked Questions. Individuals with Down syndrome or families who have a child with Down syndrome who live in Alabama can apply. The maximum grant award is $250.
Two grant application cycles will run each year: Opening April 1st, Closing April 30th & Opening October 1st, Closing October 31st Funds can only be paid directly to a third party organization and cannot be paid as a reimbursement. Funds will be paid out once approved in November. Grants must be used to pay for programming or educational opportunities that increase connections and inclusion for individuals with Down syndrome.
Some examples include, but is not limited to, the following: Camp ASSCA or other inclusive camp Registration expense for the individual with DS to attend the NDSS national conference (not travel or registration for family members) Handwriting Without Tears materials No board member, employee, or officer of the organization can apply for the grant program.
Frequently Asked Questions Do I have to be a member of Down Syndrome Alabama to apply or be awarded a grant? No. You do not have to be a member, but you do have to live in Alabama. Families must be able to produce proof of Down syndrome diagnosis from a medical professional if requested.
How did DSA come up with the grant program? In 2023, Montgomery Area Down Syndrome Outreach Group merged with Down Syndrome Alabama. This group, now the River Region satellite, ran a family grants program that was very appreciated and successful.
We tweaked the program and intend to grow it to serve a larger group. Is this grants program needs-based? Will I have to demonstrate financial need?
No. Can the grant go directly to an individual? No, there are no direct donations or grants to individuals. In addition, grants will not be awarded to pay for medical bills, political campaigns and legislative lobbying efforts, building or capital campaigns, or projects that exclusively serve religious purposes.
Who decides which applicants are awarded grants? The board of DSA will approve a 3-member grants committee consisting of a board member, a community member or DSA junior board member, and a member of the River Region satellite. The Executive Director of DSA will join the committee as a non-voting member .
Application link will be posted here on October 1, 2026. Down Syndrome Alabama is dedicated to supporting people living with Down syndrome, their families and their communities throughout Alabama. 4553 Pine Tree Circle, Suite 103 Email: downsyndromealabama@gmail.
com Down Syndrome Alabama, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Website powered by Neon One
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals with Down syndrome or families who have a child with Down syndrome and live in Alabama. Must be able to produce proof of Down syndrome diagnosis if requested. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $250. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
DSA AL Grants Program is funded by Down Syndrome Alabama. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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