Caring for a child with cerebral palsy can be a major financial burden for any family. A child disabled by CP will have a lifetime of special needs and requirements for things such as extensive medical care, wheelchairs or mobility devices, educational assistance, and more. Meeting this needs can be expensive and with insurance coverage. Fortunately, there are a number of financial assistance programs and resources available for families raising a child with cerebral palsy. Learn about these private and public sources of financial support and how to effectively access them for your child.
Children with cerebral palsy often require a wide range of special educational assistance and support. They also may need special types of day care or preschool when they are younger. Fortunately, educational support and daycare for children with CP and other special needs are widely available. Special education programs are funded by the Federal Government and administered in every state. These programs offer a amazing range of educational support and other services at little or no charge. Learn about education and daycare support programs for kids with CP.