State plan for independent living

A Strategic Plan
The plan includes Independent Living goals and objectives, outreach plans, funding priorities, a budget, and collaboration and partnership activities.

State Plan for Independent Living

In order to receive Independent Living funds under Title VII, Chapter 1 of the federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, each state must develop a State Plan for Independent Living (SPIL). The SPIL is a strategic plan that includes Independent Living goals and objectives, outreach plans, funding priorities, a Resource Allocation plan (budget), CIL Network information, and collaboration and partnership activities.

In Georgia the plan is developed jointly every three years by the SILC and the Georgia Department of Labor – Rehabilitation Services. The current plan, for 2011-2013 has been submitted to the Rehabilitation Services Administration but it has not yet been approved.
The submitted plan is here: 2011-2013 State Plan for Independent Living

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