Administration for Community Living
Supports aging, disability, and independent living services by channeling public resources to states, tribes, nonprofits, and communities. Website repaired 2026-08-25: the field held a simpler.grants.gov opportunity URL, so this funder’s registrable domain swallowed grants.gov rows. Replaced with acl.gov, the URL ACL gives in its own 691 grants.gov opportunity records. Website repaired 2026-08-25: the field held a simpler.grants.gov opportunity URL, so this funder’s registrable domain swallowed grants.gov rows. Replaced with acl.gov, the URL ACL gives in its own 691 grants.gov opportunity records.
The Administration for Community Living is a U.S. HHS agency that backs aging, disability, and independent-living work. It awards more than $1 billion a year in grants and also runs formula allocations and prize competitions, so its role reaches well beyond a single program line.
Its main channels are NIDILRR, AoA, AoD, and CIP. Formula grants flow to states, tribes, and territories under the Old…