Wednesday, June 20, 2018

Project Search Grants Available


**Project SEARCH Grants Now Available**


The Arc of the Midlands is announcing the availability of training and technical assistance resources to implement Project SEARCH youth transition and employment sites in South Carolina. This initiative is sponsored by the South Carolina Developmental Disabilities Council.  The training and technical assistance initiative includes partial licensing fees up to $8,000 each to implement up to four (4) new Project SEARCH sites for the 2019-20 school year.

Project SEARCH is a business led internship program for transition-age students and working-age adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) that enables people to gain real world experience, learn competitive job skills, and become employed in the community. The development of a Project SEARCH site is a community collaboration between local education agencies (generally serve as lead applicant for the high school transition model), South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department, and a Host Business. DDSN qualified community employment service providers/vendors supporting individuals with I/DD generally serve as the lead applicant for the adult model.

Please see the attached documents for the official application, details and timeline, as well as additional background information on Project SEARCH.

Applications are due September 7, 2018 by 5 p.m. 

All questions can be directed to The Arc of the Midlands via Melinda Moore - Melinda@ArcMidlands.org  










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Center for Disability Resources
University of South Carolina School of Medicine  Department of Pediatrics
Columbia, SC 29208

The Transition Alliance of South Carolina
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The South Carolina Department of Education,
The South Carolina Developmental Disabilities Council
and
The South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs

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