Resource:
Proposal Content Instructions on the student website
Each
learning team will submit to the MAIN folder AND to the team section of the
assignments folder, a PowerPoint presentation, 15-20 slides (with use of notes
section) that cover the teamâs full proposal. The presentation will consist of
a brief overview of the proposal, including a description of the agency seeking
funding, the problem to be solved, the goals and objectives, the methods, the
evaluation criteria and the budget. Your presentation should be designed to
âsellâ a funder on the validity of the need and the program idea.
Eachlearning
team will develop a 10-17 page grant proposal for a real or fictional human
service agency, utilizing the separate parts written and submitted in weeks 2,
3 and 4. Also needed are a letter of intent, a cover letter, title page and a
summary/abstract of the proposal. These extra pages are not counted in the
10-17 page requirements.
Here are the full requirements for the proposal, including
all previous weekly sections.
Identify the
grant proposal topic. When selecting a topic, consider the following:
·
Identify a problem or need in which you are
interested;
·
Identify a problem or need that is narrow enough
to be addressed:
·
Identify a problem or need that can be
documented; and
·
Identify a problem or need for which there is a
solution.
Create a
10- to 17-page grant proposal for a real or fictional human service agency
using either a real RFP or the sample RFP provided. If your team has chosen to
prepare the proposal based on an actual funding source, you must submit the
funder RFP or stated requirements with your completed proposal.
Include
in the grant proposal:
·
Letter of intent
·
Cover letter
·
Title page
·
Summary
·
Organization statement and background
·
Community assessment process, and needs and problem
statement
·
Program design methods and timeline
·
Goals and objectives
·
Program evaluation criteria
·
Budget
Include a
separate and additional assignment title page with the names of all your
learning team members.
Format
the proposal consistent with APA guidelines.
Resource:
Proposal Content Instructions on your student Web site
Create a 15-20
slide PowerPoint presentation of the completed proposal.
Include
the following in your presentation:
·
A brief overview of the grant proposal
·
A description of the agency seeking funding
·
The problem to be solved
·
The objectives
·
The methods
·
The evaluation criteria and
·
The budget
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