Financial Planning: Grants & Scholarships (22+ Years)

Churchill Public Adjusters is offering students who have a loved one with autism or a student themselves that are faced with the effects of autism a $5,800 scholarship through their foundation. The deadline is December 29, 2018.

Students with high academic achievements must meet two essential categories:

1. A form of autism diagnosed either in your immediate family or yourself
2. Current enrollment or acceptance in a college or university for a post-graduate level or undergraduate level by the applicant

In addition to the above criteria, a 500 to 1000-word essay must be submitted. Topics are listed on their website link.

An online guide for college-bound students about finances and budgeting, as well as how to apply for grants.

Informational website that offers information specifically for students with special needs. It discusses a student’s rights, how to acquire scholarships, and preparing for college. It also offers advice for families on choosing the right school and the keys to a student’s success.

A financial aid and scholarship guide for students with disabilities interested in online education.

There are numerous scholarship options listed for students with disabilities that range from national financial aid opportunities to local opportunities within the United States and Canada.

A scholarship opportunity for students with autism who have been accepted to an accredited college. The amount is $5,000, and the deadline for application is December 31, 2017. Review website for more information.

Information and FAQs on the SELF waiver services and eligibility requirements

Social Security, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and related health insurance under Medicare and Medicaid provide lifelines for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families.

This edition of National Policy Matters explores how these systems operate, the vital support they provide, and current policy proposals that may impact people with I/DD and their families.