For those that may be interested:
The PA Department of Agriculture Farm Safety and Occupational Health grant applications are now open for FY06-07. This program is available to public safety agencies within PA. Applications are due by 10/31/2005.
The Small Grant Program provides up to $2,500 per eligible entity per year for:
-Projects relating to the prevention or mitigation of farm accidents
-Educational programs relating to agricultural equipment safety and first aid for farm youth
-Farm safety day camps and demonstrations
-Farm fire safety instruction
-Training programs related to emergency response
-Age-appropriate adult and farm worker training
I have added links to my website for the grants. I am familiar with this grant program and can offer assistance and guidance on what these grant programs can be used for, etc. You can either email or post questions here.
I will note one of the BIG differences with this grant program is that it is not just an equipment grant; some sort of related training is a required component of the potentially successful grant application.
EJR
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09-01-2005, 10:24 AM #1
Training Funding Opportunity for PA Agencies
Last edited by AgRescue; 08-09-2006 at 12:52 PM.
Eric J. Rickenbach ("EJR")
FF/EMT/Instructor
Rehrersburg (Berks County), PA
www.rescuetechs.com
ejr@rescuetechs.com
If there is no patient, it isn't a rescue. If you can't do patient care, you can't be a rescue. You are just a bunch of people with a tool.
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08-09-2006, 12:42 PM #2
2006 Grant Application Period Now Open
The 2006 application period for the PA Department of Agriculture Farm Safety and Occupational Health grant program, which is available to emergency services organizations, IS NOW OPEN. The applications will be due by the end of October. Links to the application package as well some information on preparing a successful grant are posted at http://www.agrescue.com. Please take a moment to review the information pages to assist you in developing your grant proposal.
There is a q&a forum for interested parties to ask questions and share information. (Please note that you must register to access the forum area. Registration is free and immediately allows you access to the forums.)Eric J. Rickenbach ("EJR")
FF/EMT/Instructor
Rehrersburg (Berks County), PA
www.rescuetechs.com
ejr@rescuetechs.com
If there is no patient, it isn't a rescue. If you can't do patient care, you can't be a rescue. You are just a bunch of people with a tool.
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