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Resources to Empower Your Journey.

Our organization understands the unique challenges faced by families of children with autism and rare diseases. That's why we offer a range of resources and small grants to support those in need. From assistance with medical bills, equipment, to travel expenses, we aim to alleviate some of the financial burdens families may encounter. Additionally, we provide a supportive community where families can connect with others who understand and share similar experiences. Your family is not alone – we're here to offer support and assistance every step of the way.

  • The Arc of Indiana Master Trust offers families and people with special needs an experienced, professional option for special needs trust
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  • Provide families ​access to needed services without trying to navigate the seemingly endless list of agencies and regulations.

  • Since 2010, iTaalk Autism Foundation has been providing annual (and sometimes bi-annual) iPad grants to individuals with autism and related disorders.

  • The Organization for Autism Research (OAR) has the mission to use applied science to answer questions that autistic individuals, their parents, families, teachers, and caregivers confront daily.​

  • As a national community service organization with over 150 chapters, AMBUCS owns and operates Amtryke LLC to provide adaptive tricycles to individuals struggling with mobility.​

  • The intent of NAA’s Give A Voice program is to provide the opportunity for meaningful, effective communication to individuals with autism who are nonspeaking or unreliably speaking, and whose communication challenges put them at increased risk of injury or harm.

  • Kya's Krusade is a comprehensive resource center serving children and families affected by physical disabilities.​

  • Supplemental Security Income (SSI) provides monthly payments to people with disabilities and older adults who have little or no income or resources.​

  • As one of the only nonprofits that provides product and treatment services directly to families, Autism Care Today provides funding assistance to families throughout the United States on a quarterly basis.

  • First Hand helps the families of children with health problems address the financial aspects of their child’s healthcare.

  • Indiana Medicaid offers coverage for the Child Mental Health Wraparound (CMHW) home and community-based services (HCBS). These services are provided to youth, ages 6-17, who have a diagnosis of a serious emotional disturbance.

  • Patient Advocate Foundation's Co-Pay Relief program exists to help reduce the financial distress patients, and their families face when paying for treatment.

  • Providing grants to give kids the care they need by helping with medical expenses not covered, or not fully covered, by their family’s commercial health insurance. ​

  • Indiana Youth Institute supports youth services through innovative trainings, critical data, and capacity-building resources – aiming every effort at increasing the well-being of all children.

  • The mission of Small Steps in Speech is to help children with speech and/or language disorders take the steps needed to be better communicators.

  • Social Security Disability Service provides monthly payments to people who have a disability that stops or limits​

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