Grants to help individuals with disabilities and organizations serving the disabled community are available from government agencies, foundations, nonprofit organizations, and disability-focused advocacy groups. These grants support a wide range of initiatives, including accessibility improvements, healthcare services, employment opportunities, and social inclusion programs. Here are some common types of grants for individuals with disabilities and disability-related projects:

1. **Government Disability Grants:** Government agencies at the federal, state, and local levels offer grants to support individuals with disabilities and organizations providing disability-related services. These grants may fund programs for independent living, vocational rehabilitation, assistive technology, and more.
2. **Foundation Grants:** Private foundations, such as the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation and the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation, offer grants to support spinal cord injury research, paralysis-related programs, and other disability-related initiatives.
3. **Healthcare and Medical Grants:** Grants may fund healthcare services, medical research, and access to medical equipment and assistive devices for individuals with disabilities.
4. **Education and Scholarships:** Some grants support educational opportunities and scholarships for students with disabilities, including those pursuing higher education or vocational training.
5. **Employment and Job Training Grants:** Grants aim to promote employment opportunities and job training for individuals with disabilities, including programs that focus on job placement and vocational skills development.
6. **Housing Accessibility Grants:** These grants fund home modifications and accessibility improvements to make living spaces more suitable for individuals with disabilities.
7. **Arts and Culture Grants:** Foundations and organizations provide grants for arts and cultural programs that are accessible and inclusive for individuals with disabilities.
8. **Social Inclusion and Recreation Grants:** Grants support recreational and social programs that encourage the participation and integration of individuals with disabilities in their communities.
9. **Assistive Technology Grants:** Funding is available for the development and distribution of assistive technologies that enhance the independence and quality of life for individuals with disabilities.
10. **Advocacy and Rights Grants:** Grants may support advocacy organizations that work to protect the rights and interests of individuals with disabilities and promote disability awareness and inclusion. Many of these grants also help protect Accessibility Rights by ensuring that individuals with disabilities have equal access to resources, opportunities, and environments, fostering an inclusive society
11. **Transportation Grants:** Some grants focus on improving transportation options and accessibility for individuals with disabilities.
12. **Community Development Grants:** These grants fund initiatives that create inclusive and accessible communities for individuals with disabilities.
13. **Disaster Preparedness and Response Grants:** Grants support disaster planning and emergency response efforts that consider the needs of individuals with disabilities.

To identify and apply for grants for individuals with disabilities or disability-related projects, research specific grant opportunities, review eligibility criteria, and understand the funding priorities of each granting organization. Consider checking www.thegrantportal.com or reaching out to disability advocacy groups, local disability service organizations, and nonprofit associations for additional guidance and support in finding and applying for relevant grants.