MyGOAL Autism Grant Program

MyGOAL offers a yearly grant to families across the United States, to support and care for individuals under 18 years old with autism.

MyGOAL Autism Grant is a program to support families caring for individuals with Autism. The MyGOAL Autism Grant is offered once a year, applications are available at the beginning of the year and decisions are rendered in mid-July.

Our grant program is offered once a year.

The grant application is available from February 15, 2024 to April 30, 2024. Recipients and non-recipients will be notified by
July 15, 2024

25 grants will be awarded yearly to families across the United States.

The MyGOAL Autism Grant is $1000.

The MyGOAL Autism Grant requires 3 documents to be uploaded at the time of submission, these documents are;
i. The Medical Health Assessment Questionnaire
ii. Grant Application Cover Letter
iii. Previous year’s Tax Return or proof of SSI Statement

The MyGOAL Autism Grant requires 3 documents to be uploaded at the time of submission, these documents are;
i. The Medical Health Assessment Questionnaire
ii. Grant Application Cover Letter
iii. Previous year’s Tax Return or proof of SSI Statement

The Medical Health Questionnaire is used to determine the applicant eligibility, medical information must be provided for the
applicant in order to be considered for the grant. It is essential for the grant committee to have the current health information, in
order to be able to assess the degree of severity of the individual’s health condition as a criteria for eligibility. This form should
be completed by the applicant’s physician and should be uploaded with the application for the MyGOAL grant.

This cover letter is used to describe your family’s situation and the need for the grant in order to be considered for the grant.
This form should be completed by the applicant’s primary care-giver and be uploaded with the application for the MyGOAL
grant. The following information should be included:
i. Number of dependents
ii. Number of dependents with Autism Spectrum Disorder
iii. Information about what current funding the grantee is receiving (i.e. medical, nutrition, personal, enrichment,
education and socialization needs)

Are there any stipulations for what the MyGOAL Autism Grant can be used for?

If the family was a recent (within 3 years of the date of this application) recipient of a grant award from MyGOAL, preference
will be given to a first-time application, based on other evaluation criteria.

If you receive a grant, you agree
i. to submit a brief video testament report of your experience and use of funds with photographs.
ii. to grant the MyGOAL Inc. the right to use your video testament for marketing, publicity, or any other purposes.

In 2024, we will provide 1,000 to 25 families throughout the United States. Applicants must be the primary caregiver of the individual on the Autism Spectrum and provide the following:

The Daryl Matthew Gosein Memorial Scholarship Funds

MyGOAL Inc. established the Daryl Matthew Gosein Scholarship Fund in loving memory of Daryl Gosein. Individuals who hear about Daryl’s story tend to say ‘Oh, what a tragedy’. However, those who knew Daryl know what an inspiring and rewarding experience it was to be a part of his short life. Daryl fought a tough, daily battle against Autism; a battle he fought with great love and a smile on his face. On his path to recovery, Daryl overcame AMAZING obstacles; some that baffled the medical community.

The Daryl Matthew Gosein scholarship will provide funding that will enable families to pursue treatments that Daryl never got a chance to complete. In spite of their own personal loss, it is an honor for Daryl’s family to support the families of individuals on the Autism Spectrum as they continue on their journey towards recovery or a better quality of life.

MyGOAL Grant Award Program

The MyGOAL Grant Award Program is a need-based grant for treatments (including vitamins and other nutritional needs); enrichment and educational needs that may not otherwise be covered privately or by other third-party funding sources such as school districts, county programs, insurance, and/or other grant making entities. Although awarded to the primary care-giver, it is with the understanding that the grant will be used to benefit the individual(s) with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

Medical

To assist in paying non-reimbursable medical expenses, including first-time visit to biomedical and other Autism-related specialists.

Nutrition

To purchase vitamins or other nutritional supplements that are specifically designed for children with ASD.

Personal Needs

To provide Personal needs for the individual with ASD.

Enrichment, Educational and Socialization Needs

Interactive activities are beneficial for the development of individual(s) including camps and other services.

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