Homes for disabled children in Jacksonville Florida?
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Give the 1st website a look and then give them a holler.\n\nThe 2nd site: Florida's Transition Project for Infants, Young Children and Their Families assists local communities in establishing trained teams to develop a seamless system of transition among agencies providing services to young children with disabilities, birth to six years of age, and their families.\n\nGood Luck!
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go to myfloridacounty.com and childsupport help
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Try the Salvation Army, Gospel Mission, your local Marine Corp will sponsor a Toys for Tots program.  Many churchs have giving trees and you don't need to be a member.  Our local newspaper does a Mr. Goodfellow fundraiser.  Try calling your newspaper or local TV stations.  Also call any shelters in your area or schools and someone should be able to point you in the right direction in your community.  Good Luck!  God Bless.
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These are all helpful links for any parent of children with disabilites. A couple of them are Government links and one leads to SS page of benefits for these children. (and parents)\nHope this will help you. I know it will keep you busy searching and reading if it is what you want. Best wishes to you and your child. Doug
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Try calling the local food bank, city hall, fire department, radio station, woman's club and your child's school principal and secretary. Someone will know somebody at this late date. Its too late to apply for the Toys for Tots and Salvation Army programs.
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If you're in the U.S., you might contact your local disabilities office.  You might find assistance from DHR or Social Services.  If they can't assist you, they will know who can & will!  Bless you & good luck!
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In Jacksonville according to the following web page, these site provide  free and low-cost health services to the medically underserved and uninsured.\n\n\nFlorida Baptist Convention Mobile Dental Clinic\n\n1230 Hendricks Avenue\nJacksonville , FL \nDirector: Brenda A. Forlines \n\nHealth Care for the Homeless\n611 E. Adams Street \nJacksonville , FL \nPhone #: (904) 359-0657\nDirector: Bonni Penna, ARNP and Cindy Skiqen, D.M.D.\n\nI.M. Sulzbacker Dental Center for the Homeless\n505 North Main Street\nJacksonville , FL \nDirector: Dr. Cynthia Skigen\n\nYou other choice may be a dental school. Dental school usually charge you for materials and take patient only if your dental problem is something they need to teach.
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look up the website www.co.essex.nj.us  that is the county website, look for the welfare dept or the housing authority they can link you to the right people
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Check with local/state laws.\nSome places have a minimum age under which a child cannot go door to door without parent supervision.
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resources in Georgia for Disabled Adults\n\ntry\n\nhttp://www.disabilityresources.org/GEORGIA.html
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Check with your state employment agency.\n Alot of states offer free realty training for misplaced homemakers or disabled people.\n Some real-estate agencies offer training.
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I would contact your ophthamologist or The Lions Club, one of them should be able to direct you to a support groups to meet your needs.  My grampa used to volunteer with the Lions in the Lillian/ Elberta, AL area doing that kind of thing so it sound be the same in Pensacola.  However, if neither of those turn up anything contact a school for the deaf and blind they will usually have support groups affliated with them.
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Dept. of Social Services on Eastern Blvd. Inbetween Mace & Taylor Ave. Good luck
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First do not tell your prospective landlord about your condition to prevent discrimination.Check with your local YMCA they rent rooms.Also there should be apartment complexes for disabled people that charge you according to your income.Also you may qualify for free housing.Check with your local govt for those options.Bless you and Good Luck Also try your chamber of commerce for assistance
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any public school in your area should be able to make the accomodations and modifications necessary to assist your child.  talk to the principal.
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Here are some links to people who may be able to provide better answers to your question:\n\nhttp://cincinnati.babyzone.com/parentresources.asp?prid=401\n\nhttp://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060522/COL11/605220367/-1/back01\n\nhttp://cincinnati.reds.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/cin/community/calendar.jsp (many of their events are geared to the disabled community)\n\nhttp://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/svc/alpha/c/special-needs/resources/indiana.htm\n\nhttp://www.greatoaks.com/pages/-4166-/\n\nhttp://www.ncaonline.org/ncpad/inclusion.shtml\n\nhttp://www.nyise.org/college.htm  These programs may need children to attend their various activities run by their students.\n\n\nHope these help you get started!  Also, these programs may be able to network you with other groups, too.
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My god-daughter is a special needs child, most communities have weekly activities for the child and parent.  I don't know where you live, you should be able to get free tickets to local events and discount tickets for bowling, movies, and other activities.  Also, if there is an amusement park in your area call they will give discounts and special advantages.  Contact one of the special needs schools in your area before the summer begins they will give you all the information you need.\nGood Luck!