How is TIES funded?
TIES was originally funded by a grant from the NYS Developmental Disabilities Planning Council as a one year Field Initiated Idea. After a successful year of development and implementation, our school districts assumed the cost of TIES. Other school districts in our area became aware of TIES and requested support in starting TIES in their school districts. We sought funding from Family Support Services, a component of the Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, to provide funding for one year of training to new school districts. After the initial year of funding, each school district commits to continued funding after the grant period. Be creative in exploring your local school district, community and statewide funding sources!
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