Global Impact Grant Partners
ASPIKA Global Foundation
Government
Our mission is to create a world where neurodistinct individuals can reach their full potential through education, employment, and independence.
ASPIKA Global Foundation collaborates with government agencies, foundations, corporations, universities, research institutions, and community organizations to develop inclusive, measurable, and sustainable initiatives in the United States and internationally.
Strategic focus
Strategic priorities
The areas where ASPIKA concentrates its institutional work, research, and cooperation with government and international partners.
Neurodiversity & disability inclusion
Inclusive education, workforce participation, accessibility, assistive technology, independent living skills, family support, professional training, and research.
Education & workforce development
Curriculum development, teacher training, academic support, vocational education, apprenticeships, credentialing, upskilling and reskilling, entrepreneurship, and employment readiness.
STEM, AI & emerging technology
STEM education, robotics, responsible artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital skills, advanced manufacturing, educational technology, and career pathways.
Research & innovation
Applied research, pilot programs, evaluation, technology development, evidence-based solutions, knowledge dissemination, and research-to-practice initiatives.
Community & economic development
Youth and family development, leadership, financial literacy, nonprofit capacity building, digital inclusion, entrepreneurship, resilience, and economic mobility.
International cooperation
Curriculum modernization, workforce training, institutional capacity building, online education, professional development, research collaboration, and technical assistance.
Capabilities
Institutional capabilities
See our work
ASPIKA in action
A look at how ASPIKA turns institutional collaboration into educational, workforce, and community programs with measurable impact.
ASPIKA Global Foundation · aspikaglobalfoundation.org
Official classification
NAICS codes
The following codes describe ASPIKA Global Foundation's primary and supporting activities. The applicable code for each grant, contract, or partnership will be selected according to the specific opportunity and scope of work.
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| Area | NAICS | Official description |
|---|---|---|
| Primary | 624190 | Other individual and family services |
| Education | 611710 | Educational support services |
| Education | 611430 | Professional and management development training |
| Education | 611699 | All other miscellaneous schools and instruction |
| Workforce | 624310 | Vocational rehabilitation services |
| Community | 624120 | Services for the elderly and persons with disabilities |
| Advocacy | 813319 | Other social advocacy organizations |
| Community | 813410 | Civic and social organizations |
| Research | 541715 | Research and development in the physical, engineering, and life sciences |
| Technology | 541511 | Custom computer programming services |
| Technology | 541512 | Computer systems design services |
| Consulting | 541690 | Other scientific and technical consulting services |
Compliance
Compliance & accountability
ASPIKA Global Foundation is committed to ethical administration, transparency, fiscal responsibility, measurable performance, accessibility, non-discrimination, data protection, and responsible stewardship of resources.
Government-funded projects will be administered in accordance with applicable law, grant terms, contractual requirements, and, where applicable, the Uniform Guidance under 2 CFR Part 200. International activities are also subject to applicable sanctions, anti-corruption, financial control, and data protection requirements.
Funding
Funding we pursue
ASPIKA evaluates mission-aligned opportunities across the public, philanthropic, corporate, research, and international sectors.
Federal grants, cooperative agreements, contracts, and subcontracts
State, county, municipal, and regional funding
Private, family, community, and corporate foundation grants
Research, innovation, and demonstration awards
Public-private partnerships and consortium opportunities
International grants, technical assistance, and institutional cooperation
Sponsorships, fellowships, and qualified in-kind contributions
Collaboration
Partnership roles
Subject to the requirements of each opportunity, ASPIKA may act as lead applicant, co-applicant, program implementation partner, education or workforce training provider, research or evaluation partner, community engagement partner, technology partner, subrecipient, subcontractor, consortium member, or international technical assistance partner.
All collaborations require institutional authorization and a written agreement defining responsibilities, budgets, deliverables, reporting, data protection, intellectual property, and compliance obligations.
Contact
Government & grants contact
Angeles Chavez
Executive Director of Grants & Strategic Initiatives
Government Grant Writer and Government Contact
ASPIKA Global Foundation
Government agencies, foundations, corporations, universities, research institutions, and community organizations may contact Angeles Chavez regarding grant and contract opportunities, consortium participation, research and education partnerships, workforce development initiatives, public-private collaborations, and international cooperation.
