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Find similar grantsRest of State Support and Technical Assistance Center (STAC) Grant is sponsored by Literacy New York. Provides technical assistance and support to locally-based literacy providers in community settings across New York State, focusing on adult literacy.
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NY State Technical Assistance Center | Literacy New York 716 . 276. 3230 132 Cayuga Rd.
, Suite 1B | Cheektowaga, NY 14225 NY State Support and Technical Assistance Center Through a competitive RFP process, Literacy New York was awarded the "Rest of State" State Support and Technical Assistance Center (STAC) grant in 2025. This five year NYS Education Department funding underwrites technical assistance and support for a group of locally-based literacy providers in community and college settings across New York State.
The majority of these programs employ the use of volunteers in their programming, and LNY specializes in offering management and training tools for this cohort. These programs also are charged with serving those adults at the lowest basic skills levels—LNY offers support specific to serving the "hardest to serve" adults in our communities, with specialized training in working with struggling learners.
LNY's goal is to ensure that programs implement sound volunteer and financial management practices, and provide quality instruction that will offer learners, tutors, and instructors the greatest chance for success.
Rest of State Support and Technical Assistance Center (STAC) Learn More About What We Do → LNY has earned this seal for accountability and transparency as a non-profit organization by posting audited financial statements to the public.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Locally-based literacy providers in community and college settings across New York State. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Rest of State Support and Technical Assistance Center (STAC) Grant is funded by Literacy New York. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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