Special Needs Planning

Making plans that address your child's experience while living with certain impairments requires careful thought and planning. When looking toward their future, consider your child's ability to make decisions and find the resources they will need.

Caregivers can suffer from a variety of physical and emotional burdens whether they are a part-time or full-time caregiver. They may deal with losing sleep, lack of an appetite, depression, exhaustion, increased anxiety, and compassion fatigue as they take care...

Young adults with disabilities may face numerous barriers when reaching adulthood, from finding employment to securing housing. A transition plan can support a successful shift to adulthood.

Families who care for children with special needs know estate planning is crucial. They will face many challenges and worry what might happen to their child when they can no longer be there to help them.

Millions of lives are touched by autism. New developments in technology could help diagnose children earlier and provide additional support.

Group home settings allow residents to receive extra support in a community setting without sacrificing their independence.

Improving financial literacy is essential for many children and young adults with autism in gaining independence and preparing for adulthood.

As an SSDI recipient, you or your loved ones may be able to access additional benefits.

When looking into disability, retirement, or survivors' benefits, you might have encountered the acronym SSA. Knowing what the SSA does is important if you apply for government benefits or enroll in Medicare.