Find Government and Local Disability Programs and Services

Đang chơi bàiIf you have a disability, learn how government programs and services can help you with daily life.

• Federal and state programs can help you find affordable housing. Learn about:
  • Public housing
  • Rental assistance
  • Subsidized housing
  • Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8)
  • Non-Elderly Disabled voucher programs
  • Find out about your .

• Find job training near you. Start with your .
• Government programs can help you train for and find a job. Learn about special programs for young workers and veterans with disabilities.
• You can work and get accommodations in the federal government. Learn how through its traditional and Schedule A hiring processes.

• You have rights when you're traveling locally, across the country, or around the world. Learn about your accessibility rights and security screening procedures.
• Learn how government programs can help you get and train to use an adaptive vehicle.

• Find .
• See options for government health insurance programs for people with disabilities.

• Đang chơi bàiGet information from Healthcare.gov .

• Learn about programs and accommodations for students of any age who have disabilities.
• See a list of .
• Read about .
• Learn about a . You may not have to pay back some student loans.

• Get information about your rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
• Find a list of from the National Council on Disability.

• Find and apply for .
• Get information about .
• Learn about .
• Connect with your tribe to find more disability resources.

• Find .
• Learn about .
• Find CareerStop's .
• Learn about monthly disability payments for veterans with service-connected disabilities.

• Locate .
• Find a list of . It covers education, job training, recreation, assistive technology, independent living and more.
• Learn the difference between service and emotional support animals. Know your rights for each type of animal.
• Find programs and insurance plans that allow family members to be paid caregivers.
• Learn how to .

The programs listed here are from the government. Besides these, there are many local and national non-profit organizations that provide help. You can find them online or through social workers or medical professionals.