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(Help For
Keeping
& Raising Your Baby)

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& Employment Training
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Distribution
(3 PAGES)

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"Soup Kitchens"

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"Meals on
Wheels"

Foster Youth

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As Caregivers Resources

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Furnishing Assistance

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Military
Personnel  And Their Families

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Youth Programs
(Including FREE
& Low-Cost
Summer Camps)






The listings on this page were accidently deleted this winter by my server.....and are being added on as I have time.  Very sorry for the inconvenience!
Please go to the "Youth Programs" page and the "Summer Camps" page (connected to the first page) for camp resources for disabled children AND adults!

This page was last updated: April 30, 2013
Social Security Now has Online Services Available!

Website:  www.socialsecurity.gov/myaccount
People age 18 and older who are NOT receiving benefits can sign up for a my Social Security account to get a personalized online Social Security statement (rather than having to wait to receive one once a year as was previously done).  The online Statement provides eligible workers with secure and convenient access to their Social Security earnings and benefit information and estimates of future benefits they can use to plan for their possible disability and/or retirement.  In addition, the portal also includes links to information about other online services, such as applications for retirement, disability and Medicare. 



NICE TO KNOW! 

Did you know there is a "Medical Alert Restroom Access Required" card you can get?
This card is associated with Ally's Law, a law that has been passed in 12 states so far,
and is for people with illnesses such as Crohn's, IBS, Colitis, etc. The law states that people
with these illnesses cannot be denied access to a restroom, even if the restroom is not for public use, for employees only, etc.  Just wanted to spread the word for those of you who might be affected and don't know about this law or this card.  Website:  www.myIBD.org




IN-HOME CARE FOR THE DISABLED AND/OR ELDERLY

The Information Center
20500 Eureka Rd.  #110
Taylor MI  48180
Phone: 734-282-7171
Email:  info@infocenter.info
Website:  www.infocenter.info
Those who are eligible for Medicaid or are elderly or disabled, may qualify for assistance in receiving long-term in-home care. The Information Center is a certified MI Choice Medicaid Waiver agent. The program is an option for eligible people to receive long-term care services in their home, such as homemaking, personal care, meals and more. It is available statewide to the elderly, ages 65 and older, or the physically disable, ages 18 and older. Financial and medical eligibility requirements must be met. Gross monthly income cannot exceed $2,130.





DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT  RESOURCES:

GOALS Vocational Training Program  (Growing Our Achievements for Life Success)
Phone:  734-331-0041
Email:  GOALSpccs@gmail.com
Website:  www.GOALspccs.com
The GOALS Program is a vocational and life skill-based training program for young adults between the ages of 18-26. The program is based in downtown Plymouth, that serves young adults from Plymouth, Canton and Northville. The program helps student explore as well as build skills in Employment, Recreation Leisure, Post-Secondary Education, and Community Participation, to become successful members of their community.