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Home - Virginia Board for People with Disabilities This is duplicated by the branding bar from VA --> We Help People with Disabilities VBPD creates change to help people with developmental disabilities. People with disabilities are in charge of their own lives. They choose how they live, learn, work and play.
Make sure people with disabilities get support to live in the community. Improve access to health and safety services. Inspire schools and workplaces to include people with disabilities.
Train people with disabilities and their families to stand up for themselves and others. For years, Virginians with disabilities and their families said that they have trouble finding useful service info. Our goal is to solve that problem.
We support policies that help people with disabilities and their families. Recommendations made to support community living We give grants to groups that improve the lives of people with disabilities. Grant dollars spent to achieve the VBPD’s mission We provide training to adults, youth and families.
People educated or trained on key topics VBPD Announces New Executive Director 2026 Assessments Released: Barriers to Navigating the DD Waiver Waiting List and Supports for Family Caregivers VBPD Awards $200,000 to ECNV to Close Virginia’s Pre-Employment Transition Services Access Gap VBPD Quarterly Meeting View All Events Ability First is a fitness and wellness program.
They help people with developmental disabilities (DD) who live in rural areas. The program helps people to live healthy. “ With funding from the Virginia Board for People with Disabilities, Ability First can connect people with disabilities to opportunities within their communities to improve their physical and mental wellbeing.
I believe that we can create more inclusive communities where everyone — regardless of ability, race or gender — are looked at equally. – Dr. Thomas E Moran, Executive Director of Empowerment3 and JMU Kinesiology Professor View More Grantee Projects Grants are one way that VBPD makes change happen for people with disabilities. My Life, My Community An online tool that answers basic questions about services and supports.
Centers for Independent Living “CILs” are places where people with disabilities learn how to take charge of their lives and make their own choices. Virginia Easy Access Connects Virginians with services that can help them.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, for-profits, local and state agencies, and education groups in Virginia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Virginia Board for People with Disabilities Grants is funded by Virginia Board for People with Disabilities. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Virginia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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