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1 Fiscal Year 2012 UCEDD Grant Applications Suad Jama, Program Specialist Administration on Developmental Disabilities Administration for Children and Families U.S. Department of Health and Human Services July 19, 2011

2 Program Announcement Timeline: Targeted publication date: October/November 2011 Target application due date: mid-January 2012 Access announcement via Funding Opportunity Number: TBD CFDA Number: Hard copies of the announcement will NOT be mailed out

3 Type of Submission SF 424: New application – NOT A CONTINUATION!! Do not use your old grant number Provide the Congressional Districts

4 Project description Must not exceed 50 double-spaced pages The 50 pages project description Does Not include the abstract, table of contents, appendix, budget and budget narrative, or standard forms. Appendix must not exceed 40 pages 12 point font Margins one inch Pages numbered Tables can be single spaced, however, used with DISCRETION

5 Focus of the application Important to describe the UCEDD View the 5-year application as the UCEDD’s strategic plan Not necessarily focused on specific projects and activities; however they are important because support implementation of the goals and objectives Consider the audience

6 Project description Objectives and Need for Assistance Approach Evaluation Organizational Capacity Budget and Budget Justification

7 Objectives and Need for Assistance Document needs assessment/planning studies Input and engagement of the CAC Coordination with DDC, P&A, and other UCEDD in the State Connected to goals in the 5-year plan

8 Approach Five-Year Plan Organizational Structure and Experience Consumer Advisory Committee (CAC) Coordinated Activities with the State Developmental Disabilities Network Program Accountability DD Act Assurances

9 Five-year plan Outline a projected measurable goal for one or more area(s) of emphasis for each core function Describe how the goals and the goal-related activities: Are based on data-driven strategic planning Were developed in collaboration with the CAC Will be reviewed and revised annually Will be implemented in a manner consistent with the objectives of the DD Act of 2000

10 Five-year Plan Describe how the UCEDD will carry out each of the four UCEDD core functions Describe how the core funding is used as a resources to support program infrastructure and how it will be utilized to leverage additional public and private funds to achieve projected goals and objectives

11 Interdisciplinary pre-service preparation and continuing education May include the preparation and continuing education of leadership, direct service, clinical, or other personnel to strengthen and increase the capacity of States and communities to achieve the purpose of the DD Act

12 Community services Provision of community services that Provide training or technical assistance for individuals with developmental disabilities, their families, professionals, paraprofessionals, policy-makers, students, and other members of the community May provide services, supports, and assistance for individuals with developmental disabilities, their families, professionals, paraprofessionals, policy-makers, students, and other members of the community through demonstration and model activities

13 Research Conduct of research, which may include basic or applied research, evaluation, and the analysis of public policy in areas that affect or could affect, either positively or negatively, individuals with developmental disabilities and their families

14 Information dissemination Dissemination of information related to activities undertaken to address the purpose of the DD Act, especially dissemination of information that demonstrates that the national network of UCEDDs is a national and international resource that includes specific substantive areas of expertise that may be accessed and applied in diverse settings and circumstances

15 Areas of emphasis Identify at least one for each core function Can have more than one Must relate to the objectives and needs for assistance

16 Organizational Structure and Experience Describe the organizational structure of the UCEDD, including an organizational chart and a conceptual overview of the program framework Provide overview of the management structure of the center Describe how the UCEDD manages implementation of the four UCEDD core function

17 Organizational Structure and Experience Documentation of the establishment and independence of the UCEDD Describe the qualifications of the faculty and staff assigned to the UCEDD grant The application should also explain what affirmative action UCEDD will take to employ qualified individuals with developmental disabilities and individuals from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds

18 Consumer Advisory Committee Describe how the UCEDD will maintain a CAC that reflects the DD Act requirements Show evidence of input into the development of plan Discuss how they are involved in the annual review of the plan Acknowledge name if different

19 Coordinated Activities of the DD Network UCEDD 5-year plan must complement that of the DDC, P&A, and other UCEDD in the State (as appropriate) Show evidence of coordination Was DDC data used? Were the DDC state plan and P&A SGP reviewed? Were meetings held to discuss the UCEDD 5- year plan?

20 Program Accountability Describe how UCEDD will comply with the accountability requirements outlined in the DD Act of 2000

21 Assurances Required by Section 154(a)(3) of the DD Act Basic program requirements for UCEDDs Include as separate document in the application package Does not count against the 50 pages

22 Evaluation Plan for evaluating the overall effectiveness of the UCEDD Not evaluating individual UCEDD projects Using qualitative and quantitative information Encourage use of logic model

23 Budget The core award will include a cost of living increase based on $535,000 Must include funds to pay for travel expenses to attend ADD- sponsored Project Director's meeting in Washington, DC. May include funds to pay for the following: travel of data coordinators to attend an annual training on NIRS Activities of the CAC All other costs must be related to the implementation of the four core functions and the operation or administration of the Center

24 Budget Narrative will be a separate document – not part of the project description Must provide detailed narrative that supports the 5-year plan Must show calculations for arriving at categorical costs

25 Lessons Learned: Objectives and Need for Assistance Section Specific timeline for project activities and accomplishments Input from and meaningful engagement of the CAC Relationship between the CAC input and the goals in the approach section Accuracy in the data and planning studies to support need for assistance (e.g., numbers didn’t add up or were outdated) Adequacy of data/planning studies to support need for assistance Connection between the need and goals in the approach section

26 Lessons Learned: Approach Section Description of how materials, projects, and activities would meet principles of universal design Feasibility in the proposed plan A clear plan for and/or explicit description of the interdisciplinary pre-service preparation and continuing education program and the core curriculum A description of the recruitment and involvement of individuals from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in the training program A plan for educating members of the State legislature An explanation of the role of UCEDD clinics in supporting inclusion and integration of individuals with DD in the community

27 Lessons Learned: Evaluation Section Detail in the evaluation plan and the use of measurable benchmarks for assessing progress A descriptive meaningful role of the CAC in the annual review of the UCEDD’s progress Methods for identifying emerging trends Measures for evaluating impact

28 Lessons Learned: Organizational Profile A detailed plan for employing individuals with DD and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds A clear description of the UCEDD organizational structure

29 Lessons Learned: Overall Responsiveness to the program announcement requirements Following format requirements – don’t overuse tables Evidence of working with the CAC

30 Lessons Learned: Budget Section Supplanting funds Level of budget detail Detailed methods for arriving at the cost estimates

31 Past Applications Oregon Health & Science University University of Oklahoma University of Massachusetts – Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center Westchester Institute for Human Development USC UCEDD University of Idaho University of Missouri University of New Hampshire Temple University

32 Past Applications Boggs Center Wayne State University of Kansas University of South Dakota Northern Arizona University University of Miami University of Texas at Austin Indiana University University of Georgia Utah State University

33 Past Applications University of Hawaii, Center on Disability Studies University of Guam, Guam CEDDER University of Oregon, Center on Human Development University of Maine, Center for Community Inclusion and Disability Studies University of Kentucky, Interdisciplinary Human Development Institute Children's Hospital Corporation, Institute for Community Inclusion University of Iowa, Center for Disabilities and Development University of Minnesota, Institute on Community Integration

34 Application Review Process Follow requirements in Section 154(c) of the DD Act Peer Review Supplemental Review Recommendation for Funding

35 Questions

36 UCEDD Project Officers RegionsProject officerContact information 1 & 4Suad Jama & 3Rita Stevens & 9Brianne Burger & 10Sara Newell & 8Shawn Callaway