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Find similar grantsEast Missouri Autism Project Family Flexible Assistance Program (FFAP) is sponsored by Missouri Department of Mental Health. Provides financial assistance to individuals with autism in the East Missouri Autism Project region, including St.
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Northwest and East Missouri Autism Projects - Family Flexible Assistance Program | dmh. mo. gov Northwest and East Missouri Autism Projects - Family Flexible Assistance Program The Northwest and East Missouri Autism Projects utilize the Family Flexible Assistance Program (FFAP) to help serve Missouri Autism Project families in these two regions.
The FFAP allows families and individuals choice and flexibility in accessing resources, supports, and services. The FFAP application period is held annually. Information regarding the next funding opportunity, including application dates and instructions, will be posted on the EMAP and NWMAP webpages prior to the application opening.
Applicants are encouraged to: Review all program guidance prior to applying. Ensure there is a need for the full award amount during the fiscal year (July-June). Begin saving receipts for eligible purchases made on or after July 1 in case FFAP funding is awarded.
Confirm contact information is current. Award notifications and additional program communication will be provided via email. If you have program specific questions you may email a Missouri Autism Project Specialist.
FFAP Respite Documentation Form FFAP Transportation Documentation Form Allowable Expense Quick Reference Application Demonstrations: Northwest Missouri Austim Project East Missouri Autism Project
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals with autism residing in the East Missouri Autism Project region, excluding those enrolled in a Medicaid Waiver. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,800 per award. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
East Missouri Autism Project Family Flexible Assistance Program (FFAP) is funded by Missouri Department of Mental Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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