Administration for Community Living
Browse open grants and funding opportunities from the Administration for Community Living (ACL), the HHS division serving older adults and people with disabilities. Atom surfaces its aging, disability, independent living, and rehabilitation research grants, so you can compare deadlines, eligibility, and award amounts.
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About Administration for Community Living
The Administration for Community Living (ACL), part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, works to help older adults and people of all ages with disabilities live independently and participate fully in their communities. It brings together programs that share this common goal.
ACL funds aging and disability services, independent living, elder justice, and disability and rehabilitation research, including the national institute focused on disability, independent living, and rehabilitation research. Its programs reach communities across the country.
Grants and cooperative agreements go to states, tribes, universities, and nonprofit organizations, with eligibility and amounts set per opportunity. Organizations and researchers can find current ACL opportunities and deadlines on Atom.
AI policy for applicants
No published policyACL has published no guidance on using AI to prepare or review grant applications. Its Caregiver AI Prize Challenge is about AI tools as the subject of entries, not about using AI to write them. ACL is not a Public Health Service agency, so HHS's research-integrity guidance on AI does not apply to it.
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29 grantsAdvanced Rehabilitation Research Training (ARRT) Program - Health and Function
One 36-month grant will support advanced training for researchers with doctorates or similar degrees to study health and function outcomes among people with disabilities.
Advanced Rehabilitation Research Training (ARRT) Program - Employment
One 36-month grant will support advanced training for researchers with doctorates or similar degrees to study employment outcomes among people with disabilities.
Advanced Rehabilitation Research Training (ARRT) Program - Community Living and Participation
One 36-month grant will support advanced training for researchers with doctorates or similar degrees to study community living and participation outcomes among people with disabilities.
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