Our free online tools, printable resources, and national directory can be explored from anywhere. Auesomely You Cares is Georgia-based; direct device and resource assistance depends on the specific program’s service area, eligibility, and available supplies. National listings do not mean our own device program operates nationwide.
Review the opportunity. Check age, location, requested item, attendance requirements, and any published application window.
Submit the assistance application. Use the resource application for direct assistance. A resource suggestion or newsletter signup is not an assistance application.
Keep your submission details. Save any confirmation the form provides. If you do not see confirmation or need an accessible way to apply, email our team.
Wait for program review. Requests are reviewed against the relevant requirements and available resources. We do not publish a guaranteed response time or promise a device or award. Contact us with your submission date if you need an update; avoid submitting duplicate requests.
Follow the next instructions. If our team contacts you, confirm the program’s collection, attendance, or delivery arrangements. Event registration can be separate from a device application.
For application status, contact auesomelyyoucares@gmail.com or 404-380-0059. Share your name and submission date; do not email passwords or unnecessary medical records.
Use our existing application to request communication resources. Our team reviews requests against the specific opportunity and available resources. Applying does not guarantee a device, funding, or participation.
Check each provider’s current application window and requirements. Some programs cover therapy or software while excluding tablets, rent, or transportation. Funding decisions are made by each provider.
National grants & funding guides
Grant · eligibility applies
United States
National Autism Association · iPad AAC assistance
Explore the iPad application within NAA’s Give A Voice program for nonspeaking or unreliably speaking autistic people with financial need. Funding is limited and approval is not guaranteed.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
Who it helps
Nonspeaking or unreliably speaking autistic people with financial need
Eligibility & availability
Limited funding; application review and program criteria apply.
How to get started
Choose the iPad application on the provider page and review its requirements.
Reviewed October 11, 2026 · Confirm current details with the provider.
UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation · Medical grants
Medical grants for eligible children whose commercial health insurance does not fully cover qualifying health-related expenses. Review covered services and exclusions before applying.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
Who it helps
Eligible children age 16 or younger with qualifying medical expenses
Eligibility & availability
Primary commercial health insurance, income rules, medical documentation, timing, and exclusions apply. iPads and tablets are excluded.
How to get started
Review the eligibility and document checklist, then use the foundation’s application portal.
Reviewed October 11, 2026 · Confirm current details with the provider.
Funding for qualifying autism-related products and services, including communication technology and safety support. Applications follow grant cycles and payments go to approved providers or vendors.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
Who it helps
Autistic people and families seeking qualifying support
Eligibility & availability
Grant-cycle dates and application criteria apply. Transportation, rent, and utilities are excluded. Funding is limited.
How to get started
Check the currently published application window, review the checklist, and apply through the provider.
Reviewed October 11, 2026 · Confirm current details with the provider.
Grants for future speech-related services, therapeutic camps, and qualifying AAC devices or software. AAC requests require an evaluation; iPad hardware and ABA therapy are excluded.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
Who it helps
U.S. citizens ages 3–22 living in the United States with speech / communication needs
Eligibility & availability
Household income cap, future-expense rules, quarterly deadlines, and documentation apply. AAC software requires an AAC evaluation; iPads and ABA are excluded.
How to get started
Download the individual application and send it with supporting documents using the provider’s instructions.
Reviewed October 11, 2026 · Confirm current details with the provider.
American Autism Association · Grant & scholarship navigation
Explore grant application tips and education, recreation, and service-dog scholarship resources. This is a navigation resource; apply through each listed funding organization.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
Who it helps
Autistic children, adults, and their families seeking funding information
Eligibility & availability
Each listed grant or scholarship has its own age, residency, financial, and application requirements.
How to get started
Browse the financial resources or contact the association’s hotline; apply directly to the relevant funder.
Reviewed October 11, 2026 · Confirm current details with the provider.
