Where I can find information on grant giving correct information, but it cost money?
My 11 year old has Duchenne muscular dystrophy and is confined to a wheelchair. I have a $ 150,000 mortgage and have to work to pay for it. I am a single mother. I need to know whether the subsidies granted really exist and if I can get help so I can be home to care for him. I've been through countless stacks of paperwork to seek financial aid but could not find anything. Even if you can work part time or working from home would be beneficial for our family. So far the only grant information I could find cost money. He needs help with all aspects of his life, going to the bathroom to drink. I have to have help, but someone from going to cost more I have no money. I am currently unemployed due to a recent case, but I am currently seeking employment. Please understand that it is unwilling to work or not. Need be home with my son, if only for a few years. Any suggestions? Thank you.
The Government has created a portal to help people in need benefits because of life events. Visit http://www.govbenefits.gov Use the drop down button Need profits due to a life event? Choose the situation better life that apply and then see if you qualify for government assistance available. No more grant money - almost no money for individuals. Go to Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) and Grants.gov - these are two sites created by the federal government to provide transparency and information on grants. But it would be very difficult to find any grant that support persons. I suggest you start looking for donations from private citizens. Get help from media and talk the status of your child. I remember there was a case of a mother who auctioned on eBay on your child's cancer to raise money for the child's treatment. It succeeded in getting the attention of the media and has raised money for the treatment of his son.
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