Project Scope
Quality of Life Faculty Community-Based Applied Research Grants are Awarded for proposals which fall under one or more of the following 7 categories:
- Autism
- Criminal Justice
- Children and Families
- Adult General
- Elderly Services
- Foster Care
- Other
Within these 7 categories are several top issues which are garnering local and national attention. Please see below for a list of top issues which have been identified by several agencies within the community as the most pressing issues afflicting the Tri-County area.
New!! Priority Issues
Quality of Life Grants are awarded for proposals which fall under one or more of the following 7 categories: Autism; Criminal Justice; Children and Families; Adult General; Elderly Services; Foster Care; and other priorities that affect the Tri-County area. Within these 7 categories are several top priority issues indicated by our community partners and/or obtained via countywide reports, which are currently significantly impacting the Tri-County residents. See below for QOL's Tri-County priority issues:
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Obesity |
Maternal Health & Infant Mortality |
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Affordable Housing |
Veterans Reintegration |
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Elderly Services |
School Class Size |
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Access to Health & Human Services |
Autism |
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Child Abuse Prevention |
Transition Skills/Programming |
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Delinquency Prevention & Diversion |
Family Strengthening |
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Unemployment |
Early Literacy |
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Mental Health |
- Proposals submitted to the Children and Families category are selected based on funding priorities identified by the Children’s Services Council of Broward County.
- Proposals submitted to the Foster Care category are selected based on the funding priority identified by ChildNet.