RUS Grant Assistance

RUS Distance Learning & Telemedicine (DLT) Grant: Expanding Educational & Healthcare Access

The Rural Utility Service (RUS) Distance Learning and Telemedicine (DLT) Grant, funded by the USDA, provides critical resources for implementing distance learning solutions and telemedicine equipmentin underserved communities.

This grant covers a wide range of expenses, including hardware, software, licenses, installation, training, and maintenance, ensuring organizations have the tools they need to enhance remote learning and healthcare services.

InCareK12 partners with a leading industry expert specializing in grant identification, acquisition, and management for clients across the private, non-profit, and public sectors.

Maximizing Grant Funding for Distance Learning & Telemedicine

This game-changing federal grant, funded by the USDA, enables districts across the Southeastern United States to invest in distance learning solutions and telemedicine equipment, providing essential tools for enhancing education and healthcare accessibility.
Through expert guidance, InCareK12 helps districts navigate the grant process, ensuring they maximize funding opportunities while seamlessly integrating new technology into their schools.

At InCareK12, we are constantly refining configurations with top-tier equipment providers to enhance distance learning capabilities in schools. Our goal is to ensure students and educators have access to cutting-edge technology that fosters connection and innovation.
The RUS Distance Learning & Telemedicine (DLT) Grant is scored based on rurality and poverty levels, making it an incredible opportunity for underserved communities. Each year, a special consideration is announced that can further boost your score—helping districts secure even greater funding.

And here’s the best part: This game-changing grant only requires a 13% match of the total project cost, making it more accessible than ever for schools to modernize their learning environments.