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Find similar grantsProfessional Development Grants (Indiana Youth Institute) is sponsored by Indiana Youth Institute (IYI). These grants support youth-serving professionals in Indiana by providing funding for conferences, workshops, and training to enhance skills and improve student success.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Staff and volunteers from tax-exempt organizations that serve Indiana youth. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Professional Development Grants (Indiana Youth Institute) is funded by Indiana Youth Institute (IYI). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Youth Worker Well-Being Project Grants is sponsored by Indiana Youth Institute (IYI). This project offers funding for youth-serving organizations in Indiana to pilot and/or implement customized strategies that meet organizational and staff needs to improve and sustain well-being in the workplace. The initiative encourages applicants to identify their needs and growth opportunities.
School-Based Training Grants is sponsored by Indiana Youth Institute (IYI). Through this initiative, schools can receive funding to bring in a professional, vetted speaker or trainer to lead a session on a topic aligned with the district's mission and needs. These trainings are intended to build staff capacity and enhance services to students.
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