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X-post helping my local disabled community (self.disability)
submitted by hljoorbrandr
KillerLag 1 points 5y ago
Check into local services in your area to see what is already provided. Some organizations assist with that already. In other cases, when the equipment is funded through the government, the cost for set up and training is also included.
hljoorbrandr [OP] 1 points 5y ago
Any recommendation on how to search for these potential existing services? I have tried to do
(City) disabled services or (state) disabled services with only state and county general help but not specialized.
(City) disabled services or (state) disabled services with only state and county general help but not specialized.
KillerLag 1 points 5y ago
If you are from the US, try calling 311. They can help you out.
Most places don't have a single unified group for disabilities, it's usually clustered to the specific disabilities/diseases.
Most places don't have a single unified group for disabilities, it's usually clustered to the specific disabilities/diseases.
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