Projects of National Significance: Achieving Economic Mobility
The U.S. funds multi-year projects under the Projects of National Significance program to help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities achieve economic security and mobility. Projects may support transition to adulthood, job and postsecondary opportunities, and assistive technology that enables employment goals, alongside policy advocacy and leadership development for individua…
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