Local Aging & Disability Action Planning (LADAP) Grant Program

Department of Aging · State of California

At a glance

Local Aging & Disability Action Planning (LADAP) Grant Program is a closed California state grant opportunity from the Department of Aging (State of California). The application deadline was March 24, 2023. Individual awards are listed as $75K – $200K, with about 36 awards expected and $4.5M in total estimated funding. Applicant types listed as eligible include nonprofit, public agency and tribal government. It is listed on the California Grants Portal. Cost sharing is not required.

Summary assembled from the official notice's fields. The official notice governs.

Key facts

Feb 21, 2023Posted
Mar 24, 2023Application deadline

Opened: Feb 21, 2023
Close date: Mar 24, 2023
Award floor: $75,000
Award ceiling: $200,000
Est. total funding: $4,500,000
Expected awards: 36
Matching funds: Not required
Funding instrument: Grant

Program details (as published on the California Grants Portal)

Type: Grant
Funding source: State — The Budget Act of 2022 allocated $4.5 million one-time General Fund dollars over three years (fiscal years 2022-25) to CDA to support this grant program
Matching funds: Not Required
Funding method: Reimbursement(s)
Estimated number of awards: Exactly 36
Award period: 7/1/2023 – 3/31/2025
Expected award announcement: Tuesday, May 2, 2023
Letter of intent: Not required
Geography: -Rural & frontier communities-Tribal communities-American Indian or Alaska Native; Black; Asian; Native Hawaiian; and Pacific Islander -persons/communities/populations-People with disabilities-People living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.-LGBTQ+ persons/communities/populations-Veterans-Professional & family caregivers-Persons/communities/populations of lower incomes-Persons/communities/populations of immigrant and/or refugee status
How to submit: By email: BMBgrantanalyst@aging.ca.gov
Latest change note: Updated time for Grant opening.

Who can apply

Applicant categories as listed on the California Grants Portal. GrantsJunction maps them to detailed applicant types for search and matching.

Nonprofit
Public Agency
Tribal Government

Additional information on eligibility (from the listing)

California-based agencies and organizations that represent and serve a defined community. Under the RFA, community is defined as a city, a group of cities, a county, a group of counties, or Tribal land(s). Applicants may submit proposals as a single organization or on behalf of a consortium of organizations. Applicant may be community-based non-profits and established coalitions that are classified as 501(c)(3) tax exempt under the IRS Code.

Can your organization apply?

A quick check against the listed applicant types — other requirements in the notice still apply.

Based on the published notice. Review the official notice for complete eligibility requirements.

What it funds

Purpose and description as published on the California Grants Portal.

Purpose

The grant purpose is to provide funding to communities across the state to plan and develop their own, cross-sector local age- and disability-friendly plans.

Description

Under the grant program, CDA will support local communities in planning and creating their own age and disability-friendly action plans. The local plans developed under this grant program aim to improve a community’s livability and address the current, emerging, and future needs of California’s older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families through cross-sector collaboration and transformational systems change. The purpose is to provide funding to communities across the state to plan and develop their own, cross-sector local age- and disability-friendly plans that: 1) transform the infrastructure and coordination of services and supports for older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families; 2) Elevate the strengths and voices of community members who are aging and/or living with a disability; 3) Expand culturally relevant and accessible services and opportunities to older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families; 4) Address health and other inequities that can become cumulative with age; and 5) Combat racism, ageism, ableism, and biases in aging and disability systems of care. The grant program goals align with California’s Master Plan for Aging (MPA). Keywords: aging; disability; community, older adults, plan, equity

Program page on the agency site ↗

Past applications & awards

Historical data · not a prediction

Reported by the agency for this listing

Fiscal year 2022–2333 applications · 15 awards

Counts as published on the California Grants Portal. Award counts can read zero until decisions are announced.

Awards published: 15
Total awarded: $2,919,012
Median award: $200,000 calculated
Smallest – largest: $168,911 – $200,000

Recipients by type: Public Agency (8), Nonprofit (7)

Areas served: Los Angeles County (2), Monterey County (1), San Benito County (1), Santa Cruz County (1), Madera County (1), Marin County (1), Stanislaus County (1), Solano County (1), Sonoma County (1), Santa Barbara County (1), Santa Clara County (1), Sacramento County (1)

Largest awards to organizations

The Alliance on Aging$200,000 · FY 2022–23
City of La Puente$200,000 · FY 2022–23
Madera County$200,000 · FY 2022–23
Stanislaus County Community Services Agency$200,000 · FY 2022–23
City of Azusa$200,000 · FY 2022–23
Solano County- Health & Social Services Public Health Division Older & Disabled Adult Services$200,000 · FY 2022–23
Independent Living Resource Center, Inc.$200,000 · FY 2022–23
Sacramento County, Dept. of Child, Family, and Adult Services$200,000 · FY 2022–23
Inland Caregiver Resource Center (ICRC)$200,000 · FY 2022–23
Disability Action Center$200,000 · FY 2022–23

Source: California Grants Portal grant award data. Awards to individuals are counted but not named. Past awards show who was funded; they do not predict future decisions.

Program contact (as published)

BMB Grant Analyst
BMBgrantanalyst@aging.ca.gov
1-916-419-7500

Quick answers

Who is eligible to apply for “Local Aging & Disability Action Planning (LADAP) Grant Program”?

The official listing names these applicant types as eligible: Nonprofit, Public Agency and Tribal Government. It adds: “California-based agencies and organizations that represent and serve a defined community. Under the RFA, community is defined as a city, a group of cities, a county, a group of counties, or Tribal land(s). Applicants may submit proposals as a single organization or on behalf of a…” Additional restrictions may apply; review the full guidelines.

How much funding is available through “Local Aging & Disability Action Planning (LADAP) Grant Program”?

Per the notice, individual awards are listed as $75k – $200k, total estimated program funding is $4,500,000 and the agency expects to make about 36 awards.

How do I apply for “Local Aging & Disability Action Planning (LADAP) Grant Program”?

Applications go directly to Department of Aging, not through GrantsJunction. Submission: by email to BMBgrantanalyst@aging.ca.gov. Read the program guidelines on the agency's site first; state programs set their own forms and registration requirements.

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