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Racing Hearts and Changing Lives: The Thunderhill Race for Down Syndrome Awareness
Special Needs > Down Syndrome

Racing Hearts and Changing Lives: The Thunderhill Race for Down Syndrome Awareness

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...is shifting the focus to heart, endurance, and charity. This isn't just any race; it's a race with a cause,...the event could raise a staggering $100,000 for charity. Hearts of Joy: A Lifeline for Children The recipient...surgeries to children with Down Syndrome. The charity stands out for ensuring that 100% of the pledges...
13-Year-Old Singer Has a Special Needs Cause
Special Needs > General Special Needs

13-Year-Old Singer Has a Special Needs Cause

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...to give a percentage of her album earnings to a special needs charity. It seems that Shayla D, who embodies...percentage of her album earnings to a special needs charity. It seems that Shayla D, who embodies all...percentage of her album earnings to a special needs charity. It seems that Shayla D, who embodies all these...
AAC for Children with Cerebral Palsy: Finding the Right Communication System
Special Needs > Cerebral Palsy

AAC for Children with Cerebral Palsy: Finding the Right Communication System

By Dr. Harper Clark
...finds ways to tell you what she needs. When the therapist brought...Children with Partial Speech Still Need AAC. The gap here is significant....but only 57% of children who need AAC have AAC goals in their...already talking, so we just need to work on clarity. But partial...so we just need to work on clarity. But partial speech comes with...
How to Be Your Child's Best Advocate: A Complete Guide to Special Needs Advocacy
News > Advocacy

How to Be Your Child's Best Advocate: A Complete Guide to Special Needs Advocacy

By Amelia Harper
...diagnosis or enters special education services,...have everything you need to be an effective...communicating with clarity. The school district...school district doesn't need you to be easy. They...you to be easy. They need you to be clear. Your...clear. Your child needs you to be persistent....about your child's needs, progress, and the...
Susie Bean Helps Families with Special Needs
Financial > Grants

Susie Bean Helps Families with Special Needs

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...the plight of millions of families in need of support, medication, counseling,...compassion to help these families in need," she says. What can be done? Dr. Salek...Thirty percent of all profits go to charities and thoroughly researched service...children with autism or mental illness in need of financial assistance. "We do not...
Special Needs Planning for Sudden Wealth: Settlements, Inheritances, and Windfalls
Financial > Financial Planning

Special Needs Planning for Sudden Wealth: Settlements, Inheritances, and Windfalls

By James Williams
...Spending the money down to $2,000 restores eligibility, but that defeats the purpose of the settlement. The goal is to preserve the funds for future needs without sacrificing the benefits that cover current care. The 9-Month Spend-Down Window. When someone on SSI receives a lump sum, they have nine months...
Annual Review of Your Special Needs Plan: Checklist for Families
Financial > Financial Planning

Annual Review of Your Special Needs Plan: Checklist for Families

By James Williams
Most families complete special needs planning once and put... Most families complete special needs planning once and put the documents...happens next: your child's needs change. The trustee you named...a third-party trust. You'll need a first-party trust with Medicaid...still reflect what your child needs? If the trust was drafted when...
Medicaid Estate Recovery and Special Needs Trusts
Financial > Financial Planning

Medicaid Estate Recovery and Special Needs Trusts

By James Williams
...families establish special needs trusts, they...establish special needs trusts, they often...through probate. Special needs trusts exist...probate. Special needs trusts exist partly...process. But not all special needs trusts work...not all special needs trusts work the...Requirement. A first-party special needs trust holds...first-party special needs trust holds money...
Leaving Money to a Child with a Disability in Your Will: Common Mistakes to Avoid
Financial > Financial Planning

Leaving Money to a Child with a Disability in Your Will: Common Mistakes to Avoid

By James Williams
...thresholds in most states. When your child inherits money directly, it counts as a countable asset the moment they receive it. It doesn't matter if they need the money for housing, medical care, or long-term support. The program sees the asset and terminates eligibility. Once benefits stop, reinstating them...
First-Party Special Needs Trusts: When the Person with a Disability Funds the Trust
Financial > Financial Planning

First-Party Special Needs Trusts: When the Person with a Disability Funds the Trust

By James Williams
...days. A first-party special needs trust solves...first-party special needs trust solves this....SNTs work, when you need one, and what the Medicaid...What a First-Party Special Needs Trust Is. A first-party...First-Party Special Needs Trust Is. A first-party...Is. A first-party special needs trust (also called...first-party special needs trust (also called...
Special Needs Planning for Divorced or Blended Families
Financial > Financial Planning

Special Needs Planning for Divorced or Blended Families

By James Williams
...trust and name a guardian. You need to structure beneficiary designations...disqualify your child from SSI. You need trustee arrangements that give...unilateral control. And you need guardianship plans that work...Coordination Risks. Third-party special needs trusts protect SSI and...Risks. Third-party special needs trusts protect SSI and Medicaid...
Sensory-Friendly Interview Environments: Requesting Quiet Spaces and Lighting Adjustments
Career > Interviewing

Sensory-Friendly Interview Environments: Requesting Quiet Spaces and Lighting Adjustments

By Liam Richardson
...in an interview when the environment doesn't add cognitive load you don't need. A quiet room, adjustable lighting, or a seat away from a high-traffic hallway...room, adjustable lighting, or a seat away from a high-traffic hallway aren't special treatment. They're modifications that let you focus on answering questions...

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