This Nebraska DHHS grant supports projects advancing advocacy, education, and inclusion for people with developmental disabilities through systemic change and innovative community initiatives.
Funder: Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services
Due Dates: October 26, 2026
Funding Amounts: Up to $20,000 per applicant (total pool: $40,000); 1-year project period (Jan 1, 2027–Dec 31, 2027)
Summary: Supports innovative projects that improve the lives and community inclusion of individuals with developmental disabilities in Nebraska.
Key Information: 25% match required (10% if project targets poverty areas); only nonprofits, local governments, tribes, and higher education institutions eligible.
The Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services, through the Council on Developmental Disabilities, offers subawards to support projects that address gaps and barriers in services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families. Funded projects should focus on advocacy, education, systemic change, and the development of accessible resources, with the goal of promoting self-determination, independence, productivity, and full inclusion in community life. Projects may include activities such as training, community education, development of accessible materials, advocacy, and leadership development for people with disabilities.