Disability Help
Help with daily life, work, equipment or benefits. Start with the support you want and ask how the provider can meet your access needs.
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What this covers
Independent living services, vocational rehabilitation, adaptive equipment, personal care attendants, SSI/SSDI benefits help, accessibility services, and disability rights advocacy.
Does not cover: General medical care (see Health) or mental health counseling without disability focus (see Mental Health).
Who is this for?
People with physical, developmental, sensory, or cognitive disabilities who need services, accommodations, employment help, or benefits navigation.
How help usually works
A center for independent living can help you find local support. Other groups help with work, equipment or benefits. Ask who to call for the help you need.
How to start
- Call a center for independent living and explain what help you need.
- Ask for the support you need to use a service, such as an interpreter or step-free access.
- For work or benefits, ask who takes the form and what to send.
What to bring
Ask what papers to bring. Check how to send private records safely before you share them.
If you need help soon
For a medical emergency, call 911. For help with daily needs, call a center for independent living or a local service.