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    Research and Recommend: Build Relationships and Decrease Loneliness

    Research and Recommend: Build Relationships and Decrease Loneliness supports researchers and planners to identify strategies that help Georgians with I/DD and their families build connections and reduce loneliness.

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    Funder: Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities

    Due Dates: November 15, 2026 (General Information deadline) | November 15, 2027 (conflicting Schedule deadline) | December 18, 2027 (listed contracts due)

    Funding Amounts: $40,000 with $13,333.33 required match; January 1–September 30, 2027

    Summary: Research and planning to recommend two to three strategies that build relationships and reduce loneliness for Georgians with I/DD and their families.

    Key Information: Applicants must be registered to do business in Georgia and meaningfully involve people with I/DD and families.


    Description

    The Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD) funds research and planning to identify two to three evidence- and experience-based strategies that help Georgians with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families build relationships and decrease loneliness by 2031. The opportunity advances State Plan Goal 1: Inclusion and responds to community priorities for meaningful friendships, peer support, leadership opportunities, and communities where people feel valued.

    The project combines a literature review, statewide environmental scan, regional gap analysis, and inventory of programs suitable for replication or adaptation. Findings must inform practical investment recommendations and a plan for GCDD’s years two through five. Meaningful community input and attention to cultures, languages, needs, and experiences must shape the work.


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