CRP-RCEP Technical Assistance
What is Technical Assistance?
The intent of a Technical Assistance is to provide an individual agency or a consortium of agencies with a grant to purchase specialized consultative services needed to improve the quality of their vocational rehabilitation services, management practices, and employment opportunities for persons with disabilities. Technical Assistance is customized to meet the unique needs of the individual agency or agencies. Technical Assistance allows an agency to identify specific concerns or issues that require expert assistance in resolution of such matters. Through the use of a Technical Assistance Award, agencies may access resources that are not routinely available.
How much Technical Assistance funding can I request?
Agencies may apply for up to $3,000 annually. Funding is used to access expert consultation and/or customized training.
What types of Technical Assistance are available?
- Operations/Systems/Team Analysis
- Service Delivery Studies
- Vocational Rehabilitation Technology
- Strategic Planning
- Program Development and Management
- Organizational Development
Eligibility
Any organization defined as a Community Rehabilitation Program, Independent Living Center, or Community‑Based Rehabilitation Service Organization, providing services to disabled persons in cooperation with the State/Federal Vocational Rehabilitation system is eligible to apply for Technical Assistance funds.
To apply or for more information
Download Technical Assistance Application [Word 72.5 KB] or
[PDF 182 KB].
To view PDF files, you'll need to have Adobe Reader software (free) installed on your computer.
Feel free to contact our office at (716) 829-3934.
Also, check out our Technical Assistance Briefs that illustrates some of the examples of prior technical assistance activities we have engaged in.
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