Why might these governments or organizations support your need by providing grants (considering the type of problem and the community group being served)?

There are a multitude of grants available from the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. Each grant will be tailored to meet the needs of a specific program or initiative. For example, you will find grants from the federal Department of Health and Human Services focused on health care access. You might find grants available from a nonprofit organization seeking to support the needs of homeless children. One challenge you will face in trying to fund programs with grants is identifying grants that meet the needs of your programs. In some cases, instead of a single grant funding a program, you may end up using a variety of grant sources and using several approved grants to fund the program. Because of this dynamic, it is important you learn how to search for grants.For this paper, conduct a search for a single grant that might be useful to support one of your programs in whole or in part. You are free to search for these grants through any source, with a number of them being available on the Internet. One useful source for searching for federal grants is the Grants.gov website from the unit readings. This website is a centralized repository for information on federal grants from all federal agencies, and might be very useful to you both in this course and in your professional setting.For this paper, address the following questions:What types of government agencies or organizations might have grants available to fill the budget gaps created by the budget cuts you proposed in the Unit 8 assignment?Why might these governments or organizations support your need by providing grants (considering the type of problem and the community group being served)?