We believe families are essential partners in care. This resource page is designed to provide helpful information, tools, and trusted community supports for individuals with disabilities and their families.
Client & Parent/Guardian Handbook Acknowledgment (Click Here)
Client & Parent/Guardian Handbook (PDF)
Client Intake & Consent Forms (Click Here)
If you or your loved one is in immediate danger, call 911.
Florida Abuse Hotline (24/7)
1-800-96-ABUSE (1-800-962-2873)
Report suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation of children, vulnerable adults, or individuals with disabilities.
APD provides services and supports to individuals with developmental disabilities in Florida.
APD can assist with:
Medicaid Waiver services and eligibility
Support Coordination
Residential and community-based services
Crisis intervention and emergency support
Find your local APD office:
Search by county or region using the APD Regional Office locator.
Understanding Medicaid coverage and available services can feel overwhelming. Florida Medicaid Managed Care helps families understand benefits, providers, and service options.
Medicaid Member Services: 1-877-254-1055
Click the link to learn more or get assistance.
The iBudget Waiver provides long-term, community-based services for individuals with developmental disabilities who qualify for Medicaid.
Learn more about eligibility and how to apply for the iBudget Waiver.
MyACCESS allows families to apply for and manage public benefits online.
Use this portal to:
Apply for Medicaid and other benefits
Upload documents
Check application status
CARD provides free consultation, education, and support to individuals with autism and related disabilities and their families throughout Florida.
Autism Speaks offers advocacy, educational toolkits, and resources to support individuals with autism and their families across the lifespan.
The Arc of Florida advocates for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and provides education, resources, and community support.
Disability Rights Florida protects and advances the civil rights of people with disabilities through legal advocacy, education, and support.
FND supports families of children and youth with disabilities by providing training, advocacy, and family-to-family support.
Transition Planning Resources Help students prepare for life after high school by building skills for work, education, and independent living.
Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) A state program that helps individuals with disabilities explore careers, receive job training, and find and keep employment.
Independent Living Resources Support individuals in learning daily living skills such as budgeting, transportation, and self-care to live as independently as possible.
Phone:863-600-4440
Email: admin@wadeshhc.com
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