What is Ciad?
CIAD, established in 1973, is a non-profit, resident-led advocacy organization committed to empowering residents of adult care facilities across New York City. The organization's core mission revolves around providing essential resources, comprehensive training, and robust advocacy to foster independence and enhance the quality of life for residents. Through direct engagement with residents, CIAD facilitates community organizing for systemic change, offering specialized programs such as independence training and resident leadership development. Their work is pivotal in ensuring that the perspectives of aged and disabled individuals are actively considered in policy and decision-making processes that impact their lives.
How much funding has Ciad raised?
Ciad has raised a total of $51K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$51K
Debt (2021): $51K with participation from PPP
Key Investors in Ciad
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
What's next for Ciad?
With the recent influx of substantial expansion capital, Ciad is poised to significantly scale its operations and deepen its impact. This strategic investment will likely fuel the enhancement of existing programs, such as independence and leadership training, and potentially enable the expansion of their advocacy reach to a broader demographic of residents in adult care facilities. The organization's focus on resident empowerment and voice amplification suggests that future initiatives will continue to prioritize direct resident involvement in shaping organizational strategy and policy advocacy efforts. This funding positions Ciad to further solidify its role as a critical advocate for vulnerable populations in New York City.
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