Government and grant-funded programs

A stronger team. A clearer path to independence.

Training and practical learning resources for the educators, caregivers and professionals your public program supports.

Buying for a district, public agency or funded service provider? Start with the people you serve and the skills your team needs.

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Resources for the work you do every day.

Explore existing programs, then confirm the product, number of users and purchasing requirements for your organization.

Intro to ABA: Level 1

Eight-part basic training in ABA methods for parents, caregivers, teachers, paraprofessionals and behavior technicians. Includes downloadable materials and a certificate of completion after passing the 40-question final exam with at least 80%; this is not a CE certificate.

A customer wrote: “This training was fun and easy to follow along with.”

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Task Analysis Data Sheet Library

Over 100 pre-made data sheets break daily living and vocational skills into steps, helping you track progress in specific skills. The library has a 12-month access period.

Review the product’s current delivery and access details before choosing it for your team.

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Tell us what you need to buy

Share your learning goals, intended users, deadline and required documents. We will compare your requirements with the existing offer and identify the next step.

Institutional scope, price and terms are confirmed for the proposed purchase.

Start a conversation

Make the purchasing route clear.

Your solicitation and funding conditions guide the response.

Districts and public agencies

Send the solicitation or purchasing instructions, required forms and deadline. We will confirm the response route and the supporting evidence for that purchase.

Grant-funded organizations

Identify the award, permitted activity and purchasing rules. A resource’s relevance to your work does not by itself establish that a grant will pay for it.

Supplier information

Special Learning, Inc. is a Delaware corporation founded in 2010. Ask for the current supplier documents your procurement requires, including any insurance, references, accessibility or security questions.

Bring the details that decide fit.

People and purpose

Who will use the training or resources? What learning need should the purchase address?

Scope and schedule

Which products, number of users, access period and delivery dates does your buyer require?

Evidence and process

What forms, approvals, security review or supplier qualifications are required before purchase?

Talk through your procurement

Start with your program’s next need.

Include your organization, learning need, purchasing route and deadline. Please leave student records and sensitive personal information out of your initial message.

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