The U.S Administration for Community Living’s Strengthening
Inclusive Coordinated Transportation Partnerships to Promote Community Living
program has issued a Request for Proposals for innovative inclusive
transportation planning projects. These projects are a key component in the
overall program’s efforts to improve consumer involvement and ensure greater
responsiveness to consumers’ needs in the planning, design and operation of
coordinated transportation systems.
Successful applicants for the inclusive planning projects
will involve participants, as well as other key stakeholders, in their programs.
Awards will be made through a competitive process to the most qualified
applicants who are able to demonstrate experience with engaging and empowering
older adults and people with disabilities, including people with intellectual
and developmental disabilities, in coordinated transportation system planning.
The application must cover how consumer engagement will be institutionalized in
local coordinated transportation planning, program development and service
delivery. Recipients will be expected to share their practices at the national
level through the program’s Knowledge Sharing Network and its website.
The Strengthening Inclusive Coordinated Transportation
Partnerships to Promote Community Living project is funded by the U.S.
Administration for Community Living and is administered by the Community
Transportation Association of America in partnership with Easter Seals, The
National Association of Area Agencies on Aging and Westat. Easter Seals conducted an environmental scan which provided the foundation for this RFP.
Qualified
organizations are encouraged to apply by March 20, 2013 and can find the full
Request for Proposals here transitplanning4all.org. For all questions related
to the Request for Proposal, please contact Virginia Dize at the National
Association of Area Agencies on Aging (202) 719-8889 or by email at transitplanning4all@ctaa.org. A
teleconference for interested applicants will be held on March 5, 2013 at 2
p.m. Eastern Time. Call in #: 1-800-245-1683. Pass code: 267438.
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