http://njtoday.net/2011/12/12/nj-makes-grants-available-for-autism-research/ STATE — Researchers and scientists affiliated with New Jersey academic institutions, research organizations and public or private nonprofit agencies can now apply for $8 million in grants through the Governor’s Council for Medical Research and Treatment of Autism. The grants, awarded over five years, will be used to expand the research, treatment and prevention of autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) while supporting the development of an Autism Center of Excellence (ACE) Coordinating Center and several program sites. Applications for the grants are due March 19, 2012 and the announcement of awards will be made in June. |
Funding News Governor Awards $50k Grant to Wellesley Company87 businesses from 66 towns across Mass. are getting a little extra money to put toward developing their staff, thanks to the Governor. Governor Deval Patrick's office announced today a $6.8 million package of grants to put toward workplace training. One of those grants is coming to Wellesley. Read More > ‘Working lands’ grants awardedMONTPELIER — The state has announced $750,000 in grants as part of its Working Lands Enterprise Initiative. The grants for service providers as well as capital and infrastructure were given as part of the first round of grants in those categories. Read More >TESTIMONIALS |
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