Advanced Rehabilitation Research Training (ARRT) Program - Health and Function

The Administration for Community Living (ACL) is issuing a single‑award grant under the Advanced Rehabilitation Research Training (ARRT) Program focused on health and function outcomes for people with disabilities. The grant supports a 36‑month project (three 12‑month budget periods) that provides advanced research training to doctoral‑level individuals, including researchers with disabilities, to enhance multidisciplinary disability and rehabilitation research capacity. Eligible applicants are public, state‑controlled, or private institutions of higher education in the United States; foreign entities are excluded. The award ceiling is $250,000 (floor $245,000). Funding is provided through a standard grant mechanism (CFDA 93.433). Key points: • One grant will be awarded. • Project period: 36 months, starting June 1 2027. • Funding: $245‑$250 k total (approximately $83 k per year). • Eligible applicants: U.S. public or private higher‑education institutions. • Purpose: Advanced training for rehabilitation researchers focusing on health and function outcomes. • No cost‑sharing required. • Forecasted posting date Sep 25 2026; application response deadline Dec 7 2026.