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Find similar grantsThis is an active grant for FY27 from the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) focused on Epilepsy Programs, likely providing support and services for individuals with epilepsy, which can be a co-occurring condition with developmental disabilities.
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Recreation Council Voucher Programs (St. Louis County) is sponsored by Recreation Council. These voucher programs provide financial assistance to individuals with documented intellectual and developmental disabilities in St. Louis County to participate in inclusive and specialized community-based recreation programs, including summer day camps, overnight camps, recreational classes, sports, fitness, dance, and arts.
Recreation Council Voucher Programs (St. Louis City) is sponsored by Recreation Council (funded by St. Louis Office for Developmental Disability Resources). These voucher programs provide financial assistance to individuals with documented intellectual and developmental disabilities in St. Louis City to participate in inclusive and specialized community-based recreation programs, including summer day camps, overnight camps, recreational classes, sports, fitness, dance, and arts.
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