Unlocking Opportunities:
Grants for Therapy and Support
Access to quality therapy should never be limited by financial barriers.
We understand that the cost of care can feel overwhelming, and families deserve support along the way. Below is a list of local and national grant resources created to help children access speech and occupational therapy services.
While LEAPS Therapy Clinic is not affiliated with these organizations, we are happy to share these links as a starting point for families seeking financial assistance. We encourage you to contact each organization directly for eligibility details and application information.
We hope these resources help ease the financial burden and bring your family one step closer to the care your child needs and deserves.
Local Grants for Families in Need
Several Alabama-based organizations provide financial assistance to families seeking therapy and medical support.
The Hudson Family Foundation offers financial aid to families facing life-altering medical conditions, unexpected accidents, or tragedies. These grants help cover therapy costs and medical expenses, providing essential support during difficult times.
Libby’s Friends is committed to easing the financial burden of Alabama families living with disabilities. Their grants assist with
medical equipment, therapy expenses, home modifications, and mobility aids, ensuring children have access to essential care and support.
XVI Bham is a Birmingham-based foundation that provides financial assistance for therapy services, helping families manage co-pays and out-of-pocket costs. Their mission is to support children with diverse needs, ensuring they receive consistent, high-quality care.
National Grant Opportunities
Families across the U.S. can apply for these grants to cover medical treatments, therapy services, and essential equipment.
This organization partners with professionals such as social workers and teachers to provide
mobility aids, prosthetics, hearing aids, glasses, and medical necessities to families facing financial hardship.
Dedicated to assisting individuals with
chronic, rare, and life-threatening illnesses, the PAN Foundation offers financial aid for prescription medications and medical care expenses.
This nonprofit provides case management services and financial aid for families managing chronic or life-threatening medical conditions, ensuring access to essential treatments and support.
Families struggling with medical costs can apply for grants through
UHCF to help cover
therapy sessions, medical treatments, and equipment for children under 16. Income eligibility requirements apply.
First Hand offers financial aid for
medical equipment, therapy services, and transportation costs, helping children receive necessary care when insurance falls short.
ACT-Today provides funding assistance for autism treatments, ensuring families can afford therapy and support services for children on the spectrum.
This nonprofit assists
low-income families with children who have physical disabilities by providing grants for therapy, adaptive equipment, and essential medical expenses.
This foundation awards grants of up to $500 to children with
developmental, cognitive, and physical disabilities, helping cover costs for therapy, medical devices, and sensory tools.
Families struggling with insurance limitations can apply for grants to receive adaptive equipment, speech therapy, and mobility aids, ensuring children get the resources they need to thrive.
Additional Speech and Therapy Grant Resources
For children requiring speech therapy, assistive technology, and communication support, these grants provide financial relief.
Small Steps in Speech helps children improve
language and communication skills through therapy grants. Families with an annual income under $100,000 are encouraged to apply.
This nonprofit focuses on funding speech therapy and communication technology for children with speech disorders. They aim to ensure every child has access to the treatment they need, regardless of financial status.
At LEAPS Therapy Clinic, we believe every child deserves access to quality therapy and support services. Call us today at (205) 884-7621 for more information on our services.
