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Find similar grantsProject SPARK: Supporting Potential, Accessibility and Resilience in Neurodiverse Communities is sponsored by Michigan Health Endowment Fund. Expands access to inclusive physical activity programs for neurodiverse youth and adults by creating accessible, online professional training and certification for educators, coaches, and service providers across Michigan.
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* Michigan Health Endowment Fund * * * ## About the Health Fund * Attend/Present Scholarships - OPEN NOW * * * ## News from the Health Fund * * Publications & Reports * * * ## Lessons from the Health Fund * * Behavioral Health: Models and Lessons * * Healthy Aging: Models and Lessons * Nutrition & Healthy Lifestyles: Models and Lessons Nutrition & Healthy Lifestyles ## Project SPARK: Supporting Potential, Accessibility and Resilience in Neurodiverse Communities **Award Amount** $500,000 **Counties Served** Statewide To expand access to inclusive physical activity programs for neurodiverse youth and adults, this project will create accessible, online professional training and certification for educators, coaches, and service providers across Michigan.
By training 300 professionals, including adapted physical education instructors, Special Olympics coaches, and those serving aging adults, the initiative will improve health outcomes, increase participation in sports and recreation, and promote statewide inclusion through lasting digital resources.
General health topicsProvider trainingHealth conditionsPhysical disabilities ## Contact the Health Fund "*" indicates required fields This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. **Choose Program Interest Area(s) (Optional)** * - [x] Behavioral Health * - [x] Capacity Building
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Project SPARK: Supporting Potential, Accessibility and Resilience in Neurodiverse Communities is funded by Michigan Health Endowment Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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