this young person will need one to one tuition for education
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Hope this helps:\n\nhttp://privateschool.about.com/od/schoolssports1/
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Only if its with a student
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I recommend him checking with the college he teaches with to see if they have a benefit for their children to attend. Some colleges do depending on the number of hours worked, and it is a really good benefit. Also, it should help probably with the FAFSA.ed.gov and other need based financial assistance from the federal government and the college itself. The state also has grants for college students which can be located by searching your state government website. If you are in high school, check the guidance office for its list of local scholarships. I have listed a few other resources. Good luck!
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The First Year will be Basics. You Need to Study Something You will Enjoy the Rest of Your Life. My Niece is in the Same Predicament. Good Luck
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Ask colleges for a full tuition scholarship.
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daughter needs to apply for Student Loans like every other person wanting to continue with education
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Arrange for your school to set-up a trust-fund at your local bank and ask students and their families to donate (advertise on the radio, paper etc...).  Another good idea is to have a collection taken at your local churches.\n\nEven better, make sure he has good friends that can support him through this tough time (sounds like he already has a good friend... you!).
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The school should have some kind of scholarship. See if he qualifies.
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Younger people aren't as educated.
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Let her stay where she is she is getting what she needs from both right now. Now she will be going to high school then college if they are rich let them pay for it. Make sure to keep contact with her and let her know if you could provide all she is getting now you would. In the meantime don't press the subject of taking her away from what will provide her with a great future.
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The social security payments are for the use of the parent/guardian in providing appropriate living supports. Boarding school would provide shelter, food, and an education. Therefore, it shouldn't be breaking any regulations to send him to one. As far as social security covering all the tuition...what you're already getting is what you are going to get. Either it covers it, or it doesn't. You will have to make up the difference. Most schools providing specialized instruction for kids like your nephew are pretty expensive, due to the specialists on their staff and the small student-teacher ratio.
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I would say a highschool but at least 4 years of college would help.
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There is a private school on Mercer Island in the state of Washington called "The Children's Institute" that caters to the less gifted, mentality challenged and special education children from all over the state. Allot of the time this is the last place for these children to turn to in order to better function in the world around them. Yes, they do have a tuition but they have to relay on donations to make ends meet. No one wants to have to turn a child away, but sometimes there just isn't enough money to go around.  If your company could see fit to help these people continue to provide a little sunshine into the lives of the children, I know they, and certainly I would be eternally grateful. Please contact a Ms. Kristine Frost and tell her Ron Hunter sent you.\n\nGod Bless you \n    and\nThank You\nRon Hunter\n\nPlease contact\nCHILD/Children's Institute For Learning Differences\nAttn: Kristine Frost\n4030 86th Ave SE\nMercer Island, WA 98040-4198\n\nPhone 206-232-8680
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this young man can solicit his embassy in the united states;Travelers aid society; or www.philanthropic.com for people that give away money for hardship cases. check at the university for loans to foreign students.
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Well she should definately go to citizen advice bureau, she'll get good advice from them.\nIf she isn't entitled to the extra she should take it from the childs allowance, clothes allowance etc. She should tell him they have to last longer as she can't afford to buy now because HE has got himself excluded and costing her extra money. She must teach him to take responsibility for his own actions. If he wants to re-gain this clothes allowance, or pocket money or whatever she takes, then he has to get a job to pay her.\nHe is old enough to work, my eldest wanted extra money as I struggle. She got a job to buy herself what I couldn't afford and it was the encouragement for three of my others too. They love their independance and the thought of earning for themselves too. They also appreciate things more now because THEY HAD TO WORK FOR IT!!!!!\nHe has to learn to grow up, she is the perfect teacher to give him that push!\nGive her my wishes, and God Bless YOU for being a thoughtful friend to seek advice.
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probably at a church or catholic school.
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A young foreigner who does domestic work for a family in exchange for room and board and a chance to learn the family's language.