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Quintero, Secretary IDHS Grants Administration You can find grant funded opportunities on the Illinois Catalog of State Financial Assistance (CSFA) and below by IDHS Division. Grant funded opportunities by DHS division for current and prior State fiscal years (July 1st thru June 30th) can be found below.
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Do I understand all that is involved with securing a grant? Do I have the capacity to start program activities by the program start date identified in the NOFO? Do I have staff available to complete all required reports in a timely fashion?
Are the goals, process objectives, and outcome objectives of the NOFO realistic for our organization to accomplish successfully? Do I have in place, or can I set up mechanisms to comply with the requirements of the grant agreement? Should I Apply for Multiple Grants NOFOs are posted to the Illinois CSFA page .
If applicants meet the eligibility requirements and have completed the Pre-Qualification process, they can apply for ALL grants for which they qualify. Consider these questions: Am I ready to apply for multiple grants? Do I have the time and resources to carry out the activities should I secure the grants?
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Quintero, Secretary
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