Special Learning · Funding Finder
Government money that pays for autism and disability services. Every listing shows who can apply, what it pays for, when it closes, and our plain read of whether it fits you. We say so when it does not.
The Funding Finder lists government funding that pays for autism and disability services: federal, state, and money held by school districts. Every listing shows who can apply, what it pays for, when it closes, and our plain read of whether it fits you. We say so when it does not. The list covers United States government funding.
Organisations that serve autistic people and people with disabilities, such as ABA providers, school districts, early-intervention programmes, nonprofits and universities.
Who can apply, what it pays for, when it closes, and our plain read of whether it fits you. Opportunities we ruled out stay on the list with the reason shown.
No. The list covers United States government funding. Outside the United States most of these programs will not accept you, and we say so before you give us your email.
The finder opens when you submit your full name, email and country. The box to be emailed when deadlines change is optional. Leave it unticked and the tool still opens.
The finder opens as soon as you submit this. We ask for your email because these deadlines move, and it is the only way we can tell you before one passes.
Before you start. This list covers United States government funding: federal, state, and money held by school districts. Outside the United States most of these programs will not accept you, and we would rather say that now than after you have given us your email. What does travel: every listing shows who can apply, what it pays for, when it closes, and why we judged it a fit or not. Those are the same four questions worth putting to any funder, wherever you are looking.
We ask for your country because we are asked for this outside the United States too, and we would rather know that than assume it.