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Medicaid Waiver Waiting Lists: How to Access Services While You Wait (and How to Jump the Line)
Financial > Government Benefits

Medicaid Waiver Waiting Lists: How to Access Services While You Wait (and How to Jump the Line)

By Oliver Smith
...supported employment, adult day services: the supports that make community living possible. Without them, families piece together what they can afford or rely...and states can cap enrollment. When more people qualify than a state is willing to fund, waiting lists form. As of 2024, roughly 700,000 people are on...
Idaho Passed $22M in Medicaid Disability Cuts. Here's What Families Can Do Before the Governor Signs.
Legal > Government Benefits

Idaho Passed $22M in Medicaid Disability Cuts. Here's What Families Can Do Before the Governor Signs.

By James Williams
...Residential habilitation includes group homes, supported living arrangements, and day programs for adults and children...small. When the bill takes effect, some providers will stop accepting new Medicaid patients. Others will...will stop accepting new Medicaid patients. Others will close entirely. The Idaho Senate debate included...
Preparing Your Teen with Down Syndrome for Adult Life: A Transition Planning Guide
Special Needs > Down Syndrome

Preparing Your Teen with Down Syndrome for Adult Life: A Transition Planning Guide

By Mr. Jackson Pierce
...training, employment, and independent living skills. What the law doesn't provide...working toward after high school. "Will live independently" isn't measurable....live independently" isn't measurable. "Will manage a personal budget using a visual...experiences, employment objectives, and daily living skills training designed to help your...
Why Children with Disabilities Are Underrepresented in Clinical Trials
Research > Clinical Trials

Why Children with Disabilities Are Underrepresented in Clinical Trials

By Sophia Wilson
...a feeding tube. These children represent the majority of the population living with these conditions, not edge cases. But trials exclude them because including...almost exclusively on people who don't resemble the broader population who will use it. That's why FDA-approved treatments sometimes work differently in...
Teaching Self-Advocacy: How to Help Your Child Speak Up for Their Needs
Lifestyle > Independence

Teaching Self-Advocacy: How to Help Your Child Speak Up for Their Needs

By Nora Bloom
...They're more likely to be employed, enrolled in postsecondary education, and living independently five years after high school. The skill transfers. A student...skill transfers. A student who can explain their accommodations to a teacher will be able to explain them to a...
Housing Assistance for People with Disabilities: Section 8, Medicaid Waivers, and ABLE Accounts Explained
Financial > Housing Assistance

Housing Assistance for People with Disabilities: Section 8, Medicaid Waivers, and ABLE Accounts Explained

By Henry Bennett
...and Community-Based Services waivers fund home modifications, supported living arrangements, and ongoing services that keep someone in their home rather...household's income and the approved rent amount. The tenant finds a landlord willing to accept the voucher, and the local Public Housing Authority (PHA) pays...
What the 2026 Medicaid Cuts Mean for Families with Disabilities
Legal > Government Benefits

What the 2026 Medicaid Cuts Mean for Families with Disabilities

By James Williams
...they are decisions about whether the services that make daily life workable will still be there next year. Here is a clear breakdown of what is changing,...the United States, and a significant share of their access to community living, personal care, and support services runs through this funding. The cuts...
Exciting Advancements in Wheelchairs for Kids: 2024 and Beyond
Special Needs > Mobility Limitations

Exciting Advancements in Wheelchairs for Kids: 2024 and Beyond

By Branndon
...their wheelchairs for independence, freedom and living life to the fullest. Thankfully, the world of pediatric...Robooter X40 provides a smooth, stable ride. Kids will love the built-in bluetooth speakers, under-seat...appearance with fun colors and patterns. Parents will appreciate the 20+ mile range, easy chair-to-car...
Strategies for Supporting Children with Special Needs
Parenting > Early Intervention

Strategies for Supporting Children with Special Needs

By Lucas Johnson
...your child's independence by teaching them daily living skills. Break tasks into small steps, provide visual...and interact positively with your child. Foster a loving and inclusive family dynamic. Collaborating with...your daily routines. Consistency across settings will enhance your child's progress. Regularly communicate...
Financial Aid Options for People with Disabilities
Financial > Grants

Financial Aid Options for People with Disabilities

By Emma Turner
...organizations SSI and SSDI provide monthly cash payments to help cover basic living expenses. Medicaid offers health insurance coverage. And grants can help...proposal explaining your need for funds. Include details about how the money will improve your life...
Special Needs Adults and their Aging Parents
Parenting > Adulthood

Special Needs Adults and their Aging Parents

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...now facing old age and the prospect that their children with disabilities will outlive them. As have 2006, more than 716,00 adults with developmental disabilities...have 2006, more than 716,00 adults with developmental disabilities were living with caregivers over the age of 60 in the United States." As a world...
Sixth Annual "Mardi Gras for Autism"
Social Engagement > Community Living

Sixth Annual "Mardi Gras for Autism"

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
To support autism charities and special education, Bourbon Street Bar and Grill's sixth annual FREE family carnival benefit, 'Mardi Gras for Autism' will be held outside Bourbon Street Bar & Grill in the adjacent Fullerton Train Depot parking lot located at 110 E. Commonwealth Ave. in Fullerton on Saturday,...

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