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Assistive-technology equipment and software loans for trial use with Michigan public-school students with disabilities from birth through age 26.
Information, family support, referral, advocacy, training, parent leadership, and youth support for Michigan families navigating children’s mental, emotional, or behavioral health needs.
Free statewide resource identification and navigation for autistic people, families, caregivers, and service providers.
Local autism information, referral, community connection, and events serving multiple Southeast Michigan counties.
Ramp-equipped ADA-compliant fixed routes, dial-a-ride, curb-to-curb, and reasonable-modification services for riders with disabilities in Port Huron and surrounding St. Clair County communities.
Speech-language, occupational, physical, psychological, social-work, special-education, developmental, and family programs for young people with diverse abilities.
Free braille and audio reading materials, talking-book equipment, BARD access, and accessible-library services for eligible Wayne County residents.
Statewide brain-injury advocacy, education, resource connections, support groups, and community programs for survivors and families.
State services supporting blind and visually impaired Michiganders with rehabilitation, independent living, and employment goals.
Inclusive and therapeutic recreation programs, camps, social activities, reasonable accommodations, and scholarships for youth and adults with disabilities.
Medicaid home- and community-based services for eligible Michigan children and young adults with serious emotional disturbance who are at risk of psychiatric hospitalization.
Michigan program supporting children and some adults with qualifying chronic physical health conditions through condition-related coverage, care coordination, family-centered services, and local health department support.
Adaptive sports and social programs plus transportation and SMART ticket support for Warren residents who are seniors or disabled adults.
Person-centered supports for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties.
Pediatric medical and rehabilitation services for children with major developmental disabilities and complex chronic conditions.
Direct services, advocacy, interpreting access, behavioral-health resources, and community support for Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard-of-Hearing people in Southeast Michigan.
Free year-round support, resources, training, and transition information for families and professionals supporting Michigan students with combined hearing and vision loss.
Detroit-based CSHCS enrollment support, care coordination, case management, transportation assistance, and referrals for eligible children, youth, young adults, and some adults.
Free talking books, braille, large print, descriptive media, adaptive equipment, and disability-focused programming for eligible Detroit-area residents.
ADA complementary paratransit service for eligible people with disabilities in the Detroit transit service area.
Wayne County community supports, residential services, employment assistance, therapies, respite, case management, and other IDD services for eligible residents.
Michigan-specific information, benefit estimators, work-incentive guidance, and connections to Benefit-to-Work coaches for people with disabilities who are navigating work and public benefits.
Independent-living advocacy, skills training, information and referral, peer support, and transition services across eastern Michigan.
Independent-living skills, information and referral, peer support, community transition, advocacy, youth programs, and other disability supports across Washtenaw, Monroe, and Livingston counties.
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