This page provides information on financial assistance options, such as grants, from various organizations, government programs, and non-profits that can help with the cost of purchasing or modifying an accessible vehicle. You will find a list of these resources below.
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The Semper Fi Fund was created to provide immediate financial assistance and lifetime support to those 9/11 survivors who were wounded or are critically ill, as well as other injured members of all military branches and their families. They also have programs and resources to help transition back to civilian life.
The DAV advocates for the men and women who have served our country. Please find information on their services and programs here.
We provide comprehensive details on grants for veterans. These free grants could help low-income veterans with bills, mortgages, rent, housing, college, and medications.
At the Gary Sinise Foundation, we serve our nation by honoring our defenders, veterans, first responders, their families, and those in need. We create and support unique programs to entertain, educate, inspire, strengthen, and build communities. Check out their R.I.S.E Program for home & vehicle modification assistance.
Open to all veterans, the NCOA VB helps veterans during their retirement by providing unannounced assistance and resources to members.
NMCR is a partnership with the Navy and Marine Corps to help financially and educationally, as well as helping with other need-based assistance to active-duty and retired Sailors and Marines and their eligible family members.
OFF is a private non-profit committed to ensuring that all available resources are used to the maximum to assist all eligible members, their caregivers, and the families of military and civilian personnel who have been severely disabled as a part of Operation Enduring and Iraqi Freedom.
OHF assists all military families during difficult financial times. They help provide food assistance, vision care, auto repair, home repair, travel and transportation assistance, moving assistance, essential items for the home, and even rent-free transitional housing for all wounded veterans and their families.
The PVA fights for veteran equality and is a great resource and social organization.
Too many caregivers are on the brink of homelessness and hunger or struggle to pay bills due to joblessness, underemployment, unexpected care costs, and unpredictable benefits. We’ve teamed with the Bob & Dolores Hope Foundation to provide military caregivers emergency relief grants to get them back on track.
VA is a government organization providing veterans and their families benefits and resources. The VA has numerous benefits available.
Veterans Families United is an all-volunteer organization providing Resources for Veterans and Their Loved Ones. We have compiled links with service organizations, therapeutic avenues, pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical treatment possibilities, and funding sources for those in need.
WWP was created to provide services and free programs to our military wounded warriors by helping to fill the gaps in our government programs.
The following link takes you to a listing of Vocational Rehabilitation Services across the U.S.
The Department of Vocational Rehabilitation Services assists with many programs, including funding for assistive devices. Please get in touch with your local office today to learn more about the many services offered.
The Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program (ADAP) is a federally funded program that protects the rights of Alabama children and adults with cognitive, mental health, or physical disabilities.
AVRS helps Alabama children and adults with disabilities achieve their potential through programs, assistance, resources, and guidance.
STAR is Alabama’s Assistive Technology Resource, a program inside the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services. It works to increase disabled Alabamans’ independence and quality of life by providing accessibility tools, technology, and resources.
The SDF is an alternative financing program for individuals with disabilities to borrow money to purchase assistive technology, adaptive equipment, or other related services at a low-interest rate or with extended terms.
UCP helps provide AT equipment to people with disabilities by sending applications to the UCP National Bellows Fund.
Access and Accommodations, a division of Arkansas Workforce Services, assists disabled Arkansans in working and living independently by providing various resources, services, and assistive technology.
Assistive technology (AT) can help students with learning disabilities be more independent at work, school, and home. This website allows users to find the right type of AT for their exact disability and provides many resources.
Click this link to download the Assistive Technology Resource Guide for Arkansas Schools.
iCAN connects disabled Arkansans with assistive technology to help them communicate, work, learn, and live independently. ICAN provides services to all regardless of age, location in Arkansas, type of disability, income, or other service eligibility. Here you will find resources, guides, and even financing options.
This website explains the Assistive Technology Act of 2004 and the rights of people with disabilities in Florida. It also provides several additional links to federal and state organizations on disability.
FAAST helps put disabled Floridians in touch with finding assistive technology, using assistive technology, and funding solutions.
Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) is a federal-state program that helps people with disabilities find or keep employment. VR also provides needed assistive technology devices for gaining and maintaining employment.
ATESC works one-on-one with individuals to research and obtain the appropriate assistive technology to meet their needs.
HSDRH is located in Evansville, IN. HealthSouth offers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services to help patients lead active and independent lives.
FINDER gives people with disabilities 24/7 access to a comprehensive range of community resources designed to improve their quality of life.
MDFF’s goal is to increase the quality of life for community members through advocacy, education, and the provision of life-changing resources that support greater mobility and independence.
RHI provides inpatient and outpatient acute care rehabilitation in the Indianapolis area, specializing in brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, and comprehensive medical rehabilitation.
The St. Nicholas Neighbor in Need Foundation is a non-profit corporation that strives to provide quality-of-life advancements to individuals or families struggling with handicaps, disabilities, long-term illnesses, accidents, or other difficulties in life.
The Dekko Foundation helps fund projects to assist children up to age 18 in their path toward independence. They are open to discussing grant proposals.
ATPI helps Iowans of all ages obtain and use assistive technology for various purposes and to regain independence.
IVRS helps people with disabilities in all aspects of employment and helps with assistive technology needs.
CHRH is located in Lexington, KY, and provides post-acute inpatient physical rehabilitation services for all ages.
Frazier Rehab in Louisville, KY, is known for its world-class acute rehabilitation care. Frazier provides extensive inpatient and outpatient therapy options across many specialties and needs.
Our mission is to encourage and support research that will help victims overcome their spinal cord injuries as well as provide grants and activities to improve the quality of life for the individuals having this disability, provide educational spinal cord injury awareness and prevention to others, and award annual scholarships to students who volunteer their time to the organization.
Kentucky Assistive Technology Services works toward making assistive technology information, devices, and services available to everyone regardless of age or disability. KATS does provide grants to those who qualify.
KATLC is a program to assist Kentuckians with disabilities in obtaining needed assistive technology devices to improve their independence or quality of life.
KCHFS helps the families of children with special health care needs and the professionals/caregivers who serve them.
KDVF is here to serve and honor Kentucky veterans and ensure they and their families receive all the benefits they’ve earned.
The Kentucky Hart-Supported Living program is a grant available for funding once per year. The deadline to submit a request is April 1st of each year. The fund is set up to assist disabled Kentuckians with product or service assistance that enables them to continue living independently rather than being institutionalized. The grant can purchase a wheelchair van, wheelchair lift, or other mobility aid.
KOVR assists Kentuckians with disabilities in achieving employment and independence by purchasing assistive technology devices.
BRRH is an accredited inpatient physical rehabilitation hospital offering comprehensive neurology-based inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services.
LATAN helps individuals with disabilities and older persons with assistive technology options and services. LATAN aims to establish independence in employment, school, and community living.
LDVA helps serve and honor Louisiana veterans and ensures they and their families receive all the benefits they’ve earned.
LRS provides rehabilitation services to assist individuals with disabilities in obtaining and maintaining employment and/or achieving independence in their communities.
SANO works to improve the quality of life of veterans, regardless of disability or economic sound, in and around the New Orleans area.
Life can change in seconds from an accident, stroke, or another tragic event. This is where the Split Second Foundation helps by providing what’s next: recovery, fitness, and education.
TRC in New Orleans is here to help families recover through rehab when an injury happens. TRC is a leader in rehabilitative medicine regarding brain and spinal cord injury or comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation.
Here is a list of 15 US and Canadian airline companies and their accommodation guidelines for wheelchair users. cheapflights.com has provided this information as a courtesy.
Morgan’s Wonderland is the first fully accessible water park designed for people with physical disabilities. Every day, every guest with special needs enjoys free admission.
This is the official website for traveling to the New Orleans area. Here, you will find vast, accessible travel information about the Big Easy.
The number of travelers who use wheelchairs has dramatically increased over the last ten years, but so has the landscape related to accessibility. Look here for tips and suggestions on what to look for in your travels.
Here is a list of 32 vacation destinations that cater to those with special needs. At these destinations, accessibility is the name of the game.
Visit Indy is the official website for traveling to Indianapolis, IN. Here, you will find travel information and tips for your next visit, as well as accessible travel information.
The Challenged Athletes Foundation’s (CAF) mission is to provide opportunities and support to people with physical challenges to pursue active lifestyles through physical fitness and competitive athletics. The foundation offers grants to purchase adaptive sports equipment and participation fees.
The Kelly Brush Foundation is dedicated to making active lifestyles a reality for anyone with a spinal cord injury. Through the Active Fund, we provide grants for individuals with paralysis caused by spinal cord injury to purchase adaptive sports equipment.
NWBA is an organization represented by over 200 wheelchair basketball teams across twenty-two conferences in the United States. To learn more or find a division near you, click here.
The Special Olympics provides year-round training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. It offers opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and share gifts, skills, and friendships with their families, other Special Olympics athletes, and the community.
The USPSA is the governing body for Power Soccer in the United States. Power Soccer is the first competitive team sport designed and developed specifically for wheelchair users.
The USTA sanctions wheelchair tennis tournaments nationwide, creating play opportunities for all skill levels and those with disabilities.
USA Wheelchair Rugby Association has programs throughout the United States for those with disabilities. Wheelchair rugby is a physical sport that is exciting to watch.
Search here for a YMCA Adaptive Sports Program near you. Most areas have programs available for those who want to try adaptive sports.
ABILITY Magazine focuses on the health and human potential of people with disabilities. AM is consistently ranked among the top 50 Magazines in the World.
Have difficulty finding fashion or gift items for someone with a disability? Here is an excellent site for fashion items for everyone, regardless of their ability. You can find items for men, women, and children.
This is a comprehensive directory of accessible playgrounds worldwide. All of the playgrounds listed have inclusive and accessible features.
Did you know a FREE pass to more than 2000 recreation sites is available for U.S. citizens or permanent residents of any age with a permanent disability? Please find more information about the program and start seeing the amazing world in our backyard. Note: Admission isn’t always free-it may just be discounted, so check the site you plan to visit.
