Disability Was Supposed to Come With Support. You Got Chaos Instead. 

If you have autism, intellectual disability, or other developmental disabilities AND you’re also dealing with homelessness, justice involvement, pregnancy, or serious health/mental health issues, you may qualify for elevated support.

You might get: 

●​ Someone to coordinate between disability services, health care, and housing 

●​ Help making sure your supports are understandable and accessible to you 

If You’ve Been to the ER Multiple Times This Year, the System Owes You More Than a Wristband

If you’ve been in the ER or hospital over and over for the same or related issues, you may qualify for services designed specifically to break that cycle.

You might get:

 ●​ A coordinator who gets alerted when you hit the ER and follows up

 ●​ Help fixing the housing, food, or access issues underneath the crises

Pregnant or Recently Gave Birth… and Everything Else Is On Fire

If you’re pregnant or within a year after birth or loss AND dealing with housing issues, mental health, violence, substance use, or major stress, you may qualify for wrap‑around support focused on you and your baby.

You might get:...

●​ A personal helper to coordinate prenatal/postpartum care and resources

 ●​ Access to a doula, mental health care, and housing or food support

If Your Mind or Your Use Is Wrecking Your Life, You Deserve More Than a 15‑Minute Visit

If mental illness or substance use has damaged your work, school, housing, relationships, or safety in the last year, you may qualify for high‑touch support, not just “take this and come back in a month.”

You might get:

 ●​ A coordinator who sees your whole life, not just one chart

 ●​ Help with housing, court, benefits, and daily structure