Website: https://sunshineonaranneyday.com
Sunshine on a Ranney Day renovates homes for children with special needs at no cost to the families, building wheelchair‑accessible bathrooms, custom bedrooms, and in‑home therapy rooms.
Website: https://www.autismspeaks.org
Autism Speaks is a national organization dedicated to promoting solutions across the spectrum and throughout the lifespan for individuals with autism and their families. It supports advocacy, research, awareness, and resources for families dealing with autism.
Website: https://www.theadmh.org
ADMH provides comprehensive, coordinated, person‑centered healthcare for teens and adults with developmental disabilities, using an interdisciplinary “medical home” model. They also assist patients in transitioning from pediatric to adult health systems.
Website: https://campbigheart.org
Camp Big Heart is an overnight camp for children and adults with special needs, offering recreational and inclusive programming across ages 8–60.
Website: https://www.campkudzu.org
Camp Kudzu serves children, teens, and their families living with Type 1 diabetes, providing summer camps, retreats, and year‑round educational opportunities about diabetes management.
Website: https://camptwinlakes.org
Camp Twin Lakes partners with many nonprofits to provide deeply adaptive, medically supportive camp experiences for children and adults with serious illnesses, disabilities, or other life challenges.
Website: https://fodac.org
FODAC collects, refurbishes, and redistributes home medical equipment and assistive technology to individuals with disabilities who need them, often at low or no cost. They also offer equipment repair, vehicle lift services, and support across Georgia.
Website: https://mustministries.org
MUST Ministries offers essential services such as food distribution, emergency and supportive housing, free healthcare, workforce development, and clothing assistance for families in Metro Atlanta.
Website: http://www.revvedupkids.org
Description not available – please verify directly from the organization’s website.
Website: https://www.specialneedsrespite.org
Description not available – please verify directly from the organization’s website.
Website: https://thedrakehouse.org
Description not available – please verify directly from the organization’s website.
Website: https://www.togetherwecarega.org
Description not available – please verify directly from the organization’s website.
Website: https://www.safepath.org
SafePath is a network of Children’s Advocacy Centers that support child abuse victims through forensic interviews, medical exams, advocacy, and counseling.
Website: https://www.lekotekga.org
Lekotek of Georgia promotes inclusion by offering adapted play, toy lending, and recreational programming for children with disabilities and their families.
Georgia Medicaid program that allows children with disabilities to qualify regardless of family income.
https://medicaid.georgia.gov/programs/all-programs/tefrakatie-beckett
Download the official application forms.
Step-by-step guide for Katie Beckett application.
https://www.p2pga.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/KB-Cheat-sheet-Nov-2023.pdf
Official manual explaining criteria and procedures.
Guide to understanding your child’s IEP.
Tips for preparing and succeeding at IEP meetings.
https://www.p2pga.org/roadmap/education/understanding-ieps/planning-for-success-your-childs-iep/
Detailed explanation of GA IEP process.
Official forms parents should receive in GA.
https://sped.gadoe.org/iephelpweb/FormsProvidedtoParents1.html
Checklist to prepare for IEP meetings.
https://sped.gadoe.org/iephelpweb/ChecklisttoprepareforGOIEP.html
Searchable database of 7,000 GA providers & services.
Guide on learning disabilities & rights in Georgia.
https://ldaamerica.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/GA-Parent-Guide_-Online.pdf
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