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Find similar grantsSpecial Needs Grants is sponsored by Coast Guard Mutual Assistance. Provides financial assistance to Active-Duty Coast Guard Mutual Assistance clients who have dependents with special needs. Examples of qualifying costs include specialized activities, adaptive equipment, assistive technology, and respite care.
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Special Needs Grant | Coast Guard Mutual Assistance CGMA is proud to work with the Coast Guard to provide additional support to our families with exceptional needs. Special Needs Grants provide financial assistance to Active Duty CGMA members who are faced with increased financial requirements because they have dependents registered in the Coast Guard Special Needs Program.
CGMA will reimburse members up to $3,000 every 60 months for services or resources designed for special needs. Children Day-to-Day Family Health and Safety PHS Officers and Chaplains Start with your local CGMA Representative There are more than 600 Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Representatives to help you.
Receipts or other documents showing the costs of qualifying items purchased within one year Document from the physician’s office Documentation of participation in the Coast Guard Special Needs Program There are two options to apply: PDF application submitted to your CGMA Representative: CGMA-05 General Assistance Application The CGMA Special Needs Grant is open to Regular Coast Guard Active Duty members and Coast Guard Reserve members on active duty for 181 days or more who have dependents registered in the Coast Guard Special Needs Program.
Your Family Resource Specialist can help you take advantage of related CGMA programs.
Activities such as camps, clubs, sporting leagues that are designed specifically for special needs children or for siblings of special needs children Adaptive equipment such as heavy-duty strollers, wheelchairs, shoes, cranial helmets, etc. Other resources designed to meet special needs, such as Assistive Technology Devices (communication devices, hearing aids, etc.) or specialized computer software Membership fees to organizations that provide special needs services Loading Locator Software ...
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Active-Duty Coast Guard Mutual Assistance clients with dependents with special needs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Special Needs Grants is funded by Coast Guard Mutual Assistance. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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