Disability

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Consumer & Informational Guidance for the Disabled:

• Applying for a Job with a Disability or Impairment: Tips for creating a CV and cover letter, as well as preparing for the job interview. From Resume.io. 
• Debt and Disability: Financial recovery resources for people with disabilities. From National Debt Relief.
• Disability and Earned Income Tax Credit: Information from the Internal Revenue Service.
• Disaster Safety for People with Disabilities: What to Do When Emergency Weather Strikes: A guide offered by RedFin.
• A Guide to Car Accessibility and Modifications for Drivers With Disabilities: From Capital One Auto Navigator.
• Guide to Disability Claims, Insurance and Benefits: From Marc Whitehead & Associates, a national disability benefits law firm.
• Home Health Care – Pros and Cons Plus Other Options: Breaks down what home health care includes, explains how payment works, as well as compares home health care to other similar services like palliative care and hospice. From RetireGuide.
• How to Qualify for a Service Animal: An article focusing on “how dogs function as service animals, including the health benefits they provide to their owners and how you may qualify for one.” From SingleCare.
• Life Planning for Individuals with Disabilities: A financial planning guide for parents and caregivers. From Select Quote.
• What Is Critical Disability Theory?: An exploration of the framework within disability studies that examines disability as a social and political construct rather than solely as a medical or individual issue. From Perlego.

Discounts and Products:

• Discounts, Health Care Resources, and Helpful Programs for People with Disabilities: A guide with tips on saving on everything from navigating Social Security benefits to everyday savings. From Dealspotr.com.
• Persons with Disabilities Discount Guide: A list of “stores and brands that offer discounts for persons with psychological, psychiatric, or cognitive disabilities. The list currently consists of more than 80 stores and services divided into 19 categories.” From Dealhack.

Home Buying and Renting:

• Disability Accommodation Request Letter: A sample letter written by “a tenant, or potential tenant, with a disability to request housing accommodations (or modifications) to ensure they have an equal opportunity to use and enjoy a property.” From iProperty Management.
• Finding Apartments for Disabled Apartment Hunters: Details of what accessible means to help you “be prepared with the right questions during your apartment search.” From ApartmentGuide.
• Home Loans for People with Disabilities: A guide to what “you need to know about buying a home as a person living with a disability, including the various mortgage products and home financing assistance available to you.” From Movement Mortgage.
• Housing Resources for People with Disabilities: Such information as, can someone buy a home on disability Income, the FHA and types of loans and programs, VA home loans for veterans with disabilities, as well as help from state agencies alongside other help lines and resources. From UpHomes.
• Navigating a Move with a Disability: Guidance on making sure your new home is accessible, checking on forms of support from insurance or other sources, and more. From MyMove.
• Securing a Home Mortgage Loan with a Disability: A guide from MortgageCalculator.biz that takes you through the pros and cons of home ownership, the process of buying a home, understanding your rights, and gaining financial assistance.
• The Ultimate Guide to Finding and Renting Housing with Disabilities: A guide to understanding your rights; non-profit and federal benefits; finding and settling into an apartment or condo. From The Zebra.
• Your Ultimate Guide to Mortgages and Home Loans for People with Disabilities: Covering such areas as the home buying and loan processes, as well as mortgage programs for people with disabilities. From Rocket Mortgage.

Home Modifications:

• Creating a Wheelchair Friendly Home: Some steps that can be taken to make a home easier to maneuver and enjoy.
• Disability Accommodation Guide: A “snapshot of accessible accommodation in the USA,” including understanding what an accessible home is and how to choose or modify one to meet your needs. From HomeSage.
• Disability Friendly Home Modifications: A guide from Tradesmen Costs, a UK company, though it seems to be written with a US audience in mind.
• DIY Home Modifications for People with Disabilities: “Accessible homes may have structural improvements, minor enhancements, or accessories and appliances that help the resident do more than could be done without these changes.”  From PrimeWeld. 
• Grants for Home Modification: Sixteen resources for homeowners with disability. From HomeAdvisor.
• Preparing Your Home for Extreme Weather: A guide for people with disabilities from WorkWave.

Traveling:  

• Disabled Travel: Tips and resources to help disabled travelers and their companions anticipate some of the snags of accessible travel from SmarterTravel. Also includes a list of other resources designed for the disabled traveler.
• Exploring the World:  A comprehensive wheelchair accessible guide. From SnappyWords.com.
• The Full Guide to Flying with a Disability: A guide with both statistics and specifics designed to ease traveling with a disability. From Parking4Less.  
• A Guide to Traveling Internationally with a Service Animal: Includes pre-travel as well as travel tips. From DyeFor.  
• How to Make Flying With Physical Disabilities Less Stressful: A guide that includes specifics about accessibility information at the top 15 airports in the US.
• Traveling Abroad with a Disability: Resource from Insurancewith, a “specialist medical travel insurance company,” that offers suggestions and about trip-planning with a disability.