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Grief Support Toolkit for People with Developmenta

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The New York State Council on Developmental Disabilities is soliciting proposals to fund a single grantee for the creation and implementation of a toolkit designed to assist individuals with developmental disabilities during periods of grief and transition. The project is budgeted for a total of 400,000 dollars, distributed as 200,000 dollars per year over a two-year period, though the final amount remains subject to the availability of funding. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 19, 2026. This state-level initiative will be performed within New York, and inquiries regarding the solicitation can be directed to the primary point of contact, Kay Broughton.

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NYS Council seeks grantee for $400,000 grief toolkit project; deadline December 19, 2026.

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AgencyNew York State Council on Developmental Disabilities
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OfficeNY, USA
Office AddressNY, USA
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Kay Broughton

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The New York State Council on Developmental Disabilities (CDD) is seeking proposals to fund one grantee up to $200,000 per year for two years ($400,000 total, subject to availability of funding) to develop and implement a toolkit that supports people with developmental disabilities through transitions and grief.

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