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Program |
Service |
Organization |
Service Area |
Eligibility |
For more information |
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A. C. E. Grant Program |
Grants (varies in amounts, usually from $250-$500) |
Everyday Miracles |
Everyday Miracles Members |
· Must have professional diagnosis of Autism, PDDNOS, Retts Syndrome, or Asperger’s Syndrome · Provider must have a |
· Grants are distributed twice/year · Grants are non-income based · Grants are paid directly to provider |
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Children’s Special Health Care Services |
Helps with referrals and coverage for specialty medical services, equipment, and supplies not covered by private insurance or basic Medicaid |
Michigan Department of Community Health. |
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· Child must be 20 years old or under · Child must have a qualifying medical condition |
http://www.michigan.gov/mdch/0,1607,7-132-2943_4845_5036-15087--,00.html |
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Children’s Therapy Fund |
Direct grants for OT, PT, S&L, Vision Therapy, Hippotherapy |
Children’s Therapy Fund |
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· Determined by Board of Directors |
http://www.childrenstherapyfund.org/ |
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Children’s Waiver Program |
· Case management · Habilitation skill training · Nursing services · Behavioral intervention · Respite care · Special equipment and/or home modifications |
Michigan Department of Community Health |
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See web site for details |
http://www.michigan.gov/mdch/0,1607,7-132-2941_4868_7145-14669--,00.html |
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Diaper Coverage |
Diapers might be covered as durable medical supplies by your health insurance |
· Insurance Company · Medicare |
n/a |
· Check with your insurance company or Medicare for specific information · Child has exceeded the age recognized in the policy as "the toilet training stage". · Requires a prescription from the physician, which must include a diagnosis of incontinence |
· Insurance Company · Medicare |
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Family Support Subsidy |
$221.11/month |
State of |
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· Child is younger than 18 years · Child lives in the family home in · MI taxable income <$60,000 · Educational eligibility category of CI, SMI, or Autism |
http://www.michigan.gov/mdch/1,1607,7-132-2941_4868_7145-14670--,00.html |
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Friends at Home program |
Weekly visits by teen volunteers who interact with your special needs child at home for respite or other purposes. |
Friendship Circle |
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· Availability of volunteers |
http://www.friendshipcircle.org/ |
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Helping Hand Project |
Financial assistance to help families in need pay for therapies and biomedical treatments for their children. |
National Autism Association |
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· Birth to age 18 · Reside in the · Diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. |
http://www.nationalautismassociation.org/helpinghand.php · Applications must be postmarked by May 15, 2007 and will be kept eligible through the end of the year. · This program is intended ONLY for parents in DIRE financial need. · The maximum amount we can award per family is a one-time grant of $1,500. |
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Scholarships to cover Speech therapy, OT, PT, sensory integration therapy, academic tutoring, craniosacral therapy, hippotherapy and other types of therapy. |
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· Any child in MI with Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder, or other related neurological disorders |
http://www.thelibertykids.com/ · Each month (April 2006-February 2007) up to six applications will be chosen and passed to the second round. · It is to your advantage to apply as soon as possible to maximize your opportunities to be selected. · Scholarships will be awarded in March 2007. · Scholarship application: http://mygreatkid.blogs.com/my_great_kid/files/masc_liberty_kids_scholarship.pdf |
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· Respite care · Caseworker Services |
Caseworker services and funding for respite care |
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· Must qualify for services · Based on ability to pay |
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