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The Council is committed to making Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) the foundation of AFMN, including this grants program. TAP Grants are designed to help AFMN Community Grant applicants who have limited experience and/or capacity related to applying for grant funding and carrying out grant-funded projects. TAP Grantees advise and support both AFMN Community applicants/grantees as well as other communities working on Age-Friendly initiatives.
Future iQ is one of nine Minnesota organizations selected to be a TAP Grantee for the AFMN TAP Grant Program. The grant period runs from January 4, 2023 – June 30, 2024. Future iQ will advise and guide the following organizations through their AFMN Community Grant process:
A second aspect of the TAP Grant involves the preparation and delivery of in-person and recorded educational sessions as part of AFMN events and conferences. The sessions are intended to help build the capacity of Community Grantees and other entities in Minnesota. Future iQ’s first presentations will occur at the AFMN 2023 Conference + Regional Exchanges that will take place September 27-29, 2023.
For more information about the Age-Friendly Minnesota TAP Grant Project, please contact:
Reena Shetty, Director
Age-Friendly Minnesota Council
reena.shetty@state.mn.us
David Beurle, Chief Executive Officer
Future iQ
612.757.9190
david@future-iq.com
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