Autism Services Center
Services for people with autism and developmental disabilities.
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WV Resource Guide
Food, rent and utility help, housing, dental and eye care, rides, recovery, legal aid and more, in every West Virginia county. Free to search, no account needed.
Services for people with autism and developmental disabilities.
Call ahead to ask about eligibility and what to bring.
Senior services and food pantry for Cabell County.
724 10th Ave, Huntington, WV 25701 · Free / donation
Visit or call 211 for current contact info and senior programs.
Services and support for people who are blind or have low vision.
Listings change. Call ahead to check hours. Know a place we should add, or something that's out of date? Call us at (304) 429-9036.
38 Washington Ave, Huntington, WV 25701 · Free
Call ahead to ask about eligibility and what to bring.
Independent living support for people with disabilities.
Free
Call ahead to ask about eligibility and what to bring.
Services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Medical care focused on older adults.
Medicare/insurance accepted
Call to schedule.
Help for people with disabilities to live independently: advocacy, skills, home modifications.
821 Fourth Ave, Huntington, WV 25701 · Free
Call ahead to ask about eligibility and what to bring.
Social Security retirement, disability (SSI/SSDI) and replacement cards.
Free
Call to set an appointment, or apply online at ssa.gov.
One place to ask about long-term care, in-home help and senior services.
Free
Call to talk with an options counselor.
Information and support for people with memory loss and their caregivers.
Free
Call to talk with someone about memory problems or caregiver support.
Federally mandated protection and advocacy agency; helps people with disabilities with abuse, neglect, rights violations, education, employment and benefits issues.
5088 Washington St. W, Suite 300, Charleston, WV 25313 · Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm · Free
Call or email contact@drofwv.org to describe the problem. Services are confidential.
Grassroots disability-rights advocacy group that helps people with disabilities speak up on laws and policies affecting independence and inclusion.
Free
Call or email director@fairshake.org to get involved in advocacy or learn about disability policy issues. (Policy advocacy, not individual case help.)
Free support, counseling and referrals for service members, veterans and families.
Free
Call any time.
In-home help, tools and training for adults 55 and older who are losing their vision.
Free
Call to ask if you qualify.
One place for older adults and people with disabilities to learn about long-term care options and services.
Free
Call the ADRC or email adrc@wvstateu.edu. A specialist will help sort out in-home care, waiver programs and other supports.
Lends, demonstrates and recycles assistive technology devices and helps find funding for them.
959 Hartman Run Rd, Morgantown, WV 26505 · Free
Call or email wvats@hsc.wvu.edu to borrow a device for 30 days to try it, schedule a demo, or get a refurbished device through 'Pay It Forward'. TTY: (304) 293-6496.
State agency for older adults; connects to county senior centers, in-home services, Aged & Disabled Waiver, respite and the Long-Term Care Ombudsman.
1900 Kanawha Blvd East, Charleston, WV 25305 · Free (some services may ask for a donation)
Call the toll-free line to be connected to your county senior program for meals, in-home help or transportation.
Resources and interpreter help for deaf and hard-of-hearing people.
Free
Call ahead to ask about eligibility and what to bring.
Helps veterans and dependents file VA claims and access state veterans benefits through field offices across WV.
1514-B Kanawha Blvd. East, Charleston, WV 25311 · Free
Call or use the online contact form to find your nearest field office. Bring your DD-214 and any VA letters.
Help for parents of children with disabilities, including school (IEP) support.
Free
Call to talk with a parent advocate.
Unbiased one-on-one counseling on Medicare, Medicare Part D and Medicare Savings Programs.
Free
Call to talk to a Medicare counselor. Have your Medicare card and list of prescriptions ready.
Small grants for West Virginians with a documented traumatic brain injury for services, equipment and vision needs.
959 Hartman Run Road, Morgantown, WV 26505 · Free (grant)
Call to request an application. You need documentation of a traumatic brain injury. Awards range about $50-$1,500 depending on need.