Connections for All:

Frequently Asked Questions

 

 

I'm not sure my organization serves anybody with disabilities. Will the C4All program be useful to me?

Did you know that 20% of Americans have a disability or functional limitation? It's likely that some of your organization's clients have learning disabilities, low vision or hearing, limited mobility, low literacy, or other factors that can make full participation difficult. It's also likely that there are people within your organization's target population that could benefit from participating in your programs, but you may not be fully prepared to welcome and accommodate them. The C4All program is all about helping you ensure that your facility and programs are accessible to people with a wide range of abilities, so that you can expand your reach and better serve your community.

Can I apply for a C4All grant?

All AccessNow and Accessibility Grants have been awarded.

I didn't attend an Institute. How can I participate in C4All?

The Connections for All program is designed to help all CTCs better serve people with a broad range of abilities. Many of the Institute materials are now available online. Visit the "Disability/Inclusion" section of the CTCNet Resource Center to find Tip Sheets and Resources created for the C4All program, as well as many other helpful resources.

This is a great program! How can I partner with C4All?

We're excited, and we hope you are too! Please spread the word about C4All to your colleagues, peer organizations, and any networks you may be involved in. Be an advocate at CTCs you are involved in or have contact with for outreach to and enhanced access for individuals with disabilities. Contact us if you have any creative ideas on how to spread the word about C4All.