Vehicle modifications, home modifications, and mobility equipment are expensive, but there are options to help you. This section covers a wide range of organizations and financing options. Some only serve certain types of disabilities, so please review their guidelines carefully.
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| Adaptive Equipment Rebate Programs | A comprehensive list of rebate programs offered by vehicle manufacturers |
| Arkansas 211 | Whether you want to give or get help, Arkansas 211 is the free, confidential, 24-hour-a day, multilingual way to connect individuals and families to critical local resources. These include food, shelter, rental assistance, childcare, and more. |
| Brandl Mobility Financing & Loans | Brandl Mobility is the nation’s number one source for financing wheelchair accessible vehicles and handicap van loans. |
| Home Improvement Grants & Loans | The Section 504 Home Repair program, also known as the Single Family Housing Repair Loans & Grants, offered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development was set up to provide financial aid to low-income homeowners so they can repair, improve, or modernize their homes. The program also helps elderly and low-income homeowners remove health and safety hazards from their homes. |
| Our House | Our House empowers homeless and near-homeless families and individuals to succeed in the workforce, in school, and in life through hard work, wise decision-making, and active participation in the community. |
| SCORE | SCORE (Spinal Cord Opportunities for Rehabilitation Endowment) is a non-profit organization that provides modest financial grants to people paralyzed while participating in sports or recreational activities. |
| Sources for Independent Living Loan Closet | Crutches, commodes, motorized and non-motorized wheelchairs, transfer boards, canes and other assistive devices are loaned to those in need. The Loan Closet is used by people who have temporary needs as they recover from a surgery, those with newly-acquired disabilities, people whose needs are evolving, and those who need to borrow something while they wait for a repair or replacement of their own equipment. |
| Special Needs Estate Planning Task Force | The Special Needs Estate Planning Taskforce is a resource for parents who have a child with special needs. It is dedicated to helping families of children with disabilities ensure the life-long care of their loved ones. The taskforce consists of financial advisors and attorneys uniquely armed with the professional expertise and personal knowledge of the challenges and difficulties those families of children with special needs face. Its members are licensed to implement the financial and legal recommendations necessary to accomplish the parent’s estate planning objectives. |