Aging Out
Disability & Transition Support
For young people with developmental disabilities (18+) and their families navigating the transition to adulthood.
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Aging Out & Aging On
Consulting Support & Financial Assistance
Resources for Seniors & Individuals with Developmental Disabilities
Our Aging Services is the charitable arm supporting access to Aging Out & Aging On consulting services. Aging Out & Aging On is a separate consulting firm run by our founders, Leslee Schafer and Megan Turner.
Financial assistance may be available to qualifying individuals for eligible services, subject to available funding.
From helping families “age out” of school services to helping older adults “age on” with dignity, we shine a light on the power of connection, advocacy, and care across generations.
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Aging On
Older Adult & Family Support
For older adults and families navigating care options, benefits, and changing support needs.
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Disability & Transition Support
For young people with developmental disabilities (18+) and their families navigating the transition to adulthood. We help with:
- Moving from school services (IDEA) to adult services (ADA)
- SSI and SSDI applications
- Medicaid and Medicaid waiver applications
- Connecting with other government resources
- Transition planning for college, work and adulthood
Aging On
Older Adult & Family Support
For older adults and families navigating care options, benefits, and changing support needs. Most often, families come to us with dementia-related needs. We help with:
- Understanding care options and benefits
- Finding and vetting caregivers (we do not employ caregivers)
- Memory care and placement
- Planning for changing support needs
Financial Assistance
Financial Assistance for Those Who Qualify
Our Aging Services may be able to help qualifying individuals with the cost of eligible Aging Out & Aging On consulting services, subject to available funding.
What assistance may cover
Eligible one-time services, such as help with an SSI or Medicaid application.
What is generally not covered
Ongoing services, such as case management or transition planning.
Every situation is reviewed individually. Eligibility, funding availability, and covered services are determined case by case, so assistance is not guaranteed.
The best first step is a conversation. Tell us a little about your situation and we’ll let you know what may be possible.