Have the organization contact their Local Community Development Dept to 
see if they could apply for a community block grant. That could be a 
resource.  Also,  investigate Local Private Foundation grants  Dee Dee
Patti White wrote:


>I got a request from a local adult education program to see if there are any 

>funding opportunities for non-profit organizations to improve their program 

>accessibility.  This particular request was for money to build a new 

>wheelchair-accessible ramp, and to re-do the bathroom.  But I would also be 

>interested in any grants available regarding accessibility for adult 

>ed/literacy students who have learning disabilities.  Does anyone know of 

>any money available for either of these areas of program accessibility?

>

>They do plan to request funding from their local Rotarians, which is a good 

>plan, I think.  Rotary International is very supportive of projects that 

>help people with disabilities.

>

>But other sources are always good to know about....

>Thanks,

>

>Patti White

>Disabilities Project Manager

>Arkansas Adult Learning Resource Center

>prwhite at madisoncounty.net 

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Dee Dee Bossart,MS
Program Development Officer
Northern Nevada Literacy Council
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