California Communications Access
To serve as a resource, convener, and educator working collaboratively to ensure that people who are Deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent can communicate and access information.
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Funding Received
Verified from IRS Form 990 Schedule I filings by this organization's funders - 1 grant from 1 funder, 2019.
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About the Organization
- Organization category
- Other
- Country / State
- United States / California
- Mission
- To serve as a resource, convener, and educator working collaboratively to ensure that people who are Deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent can communicate and access information.
- Programs or services
- - 2027-2028 RFP Grant
- California Community Impact Grant
- BOLT: Breaking Obstacles to Learning through Technology - Target Audience
- Disability community
- Geographic Focus
- United States, California (USA)
Funding & Grant Guidelines
- Funding priorities
- - Accessible Educational Materials & Environments (This initiative funds programs based on ensuring students can fully access curriculum and classroom experiences. This program includes things such as accessible textbooks and digital content (braille, audio, captioning), classroom modifications and sensory-friendly spaces, and communication supports such as AAC tools.)
- Assistive & Digital Accessibility (This initiative funds programs expanding access to tools to enable individuals with disabilities to engage independently and effectively across workplace, community, education, and public settings. This funding program could include the purchase of screen readers, AAC devices, assistive technology and adaptive software. This funding program could also cover things such as accessible learning platforms, content remediation, and training for educators and support staff.)
- Communication Access in Public Services (This initiative funds programs related to improving communication accessibility in essential systems and services. This program funds and supports initiatives such as accessible communication in healthcare, education, and government services; staff training in communication accessibility and disability etiquette, and tools for accessible customer service and public engagement.)
- Community Inclusion & Social Participation (This initiative funds programs expanding opportunities for individuals with disabilities to actively engage in community life. This includes programs that support inclusive community events and programs, peer networks, and social groups, and volunteer and civic engagement opportunities.)