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The HSC Foundation is dedicated to improving access to services for individuals who face social and health care barriers due to disability, chronic illness, or other circumstances that present unique needs.

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HSCF selects 2013 ADA recipient, Henry Wedler. To read more about this recipient and the award please click on the link below.
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2013 Partnership Network Brochure: ReadSpeaker opens a new window Listen

HSCF selects Student Veterans of America as the managing grantee of the NVC
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HSCF Announces the Opening of the National Youth Transitions Center

To learn more about the National Youth Transitions Center and the National Veterans Center click here

What and How We Fund

The HSC Foundation accepts proposals by invitation only. However, we welcome information on programs relating to youth with disabilities transitioning to adulthood, as well as support, education, and training programs for families and caregivers of individuals with disabilities and chronic illness.

National Youth Transitions Initiative

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The National Youth Transitions Initiative assist youth and young veterans with disabilities in creating and living a self-directed path to adulthood and employment. The National Youth Transitions Initiative is the signature initiative of The HSC Foundation.

Family Supports

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The HSC Foundation is committed to supporting families and other individuals who are providing care for infants, youth, and adults with chronic illness, disabilities, at-risk for disabilities, or who have unique health care needs.

Advocates in Disability Award (ADA)

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The ADA Program awards and encourages a young individual with a disability between the ages of 14 and 26, who has dedicated himself/herself to positively affecting the lives of individuals with disabilities and their families in the United States. The Program also supports an innovative project developed by this young person with a disability that serves and empowers individuals with disabilities.

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