ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Progress
Central &
Southern Ohio
Chapter
If you're a person with ALS or you care for one, we're here to help. We'll connect you with the local resources you need, including equipment loans, grants to help with ALS-related expenses, and access to ALS clinics and clinical trials.
QUALITY OF LIFE REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM
This year, The ALS Association Central & Southern Ohio Chapter can reimburse individuals who qualify for the Quality of Life Reimbursement Grant, individuals MUST meet the qualifying criteria--
1. Your primary residence must be within the Chapter Territory. (Please click here to view of the Chapter Territory Map)
2. You must be registered with the Chapter (To register with the Chapter, call 866.273.2572 or email - alsohio@alsohio.org
If you meet the above listed criteria, you can download the Quality of Life Reimbursement Grant Application (link below), OR complete the application by contacting Carleen at the Chapter office: 866.273.2572 ext. 110 or chubbell@alsohio.org
Quality of Life Reimbursement Grant Application
RESOURCES FOR PEOPLE WITH ALS
ACCESSIBLE VEHICLES
COMMUNICATING WITH BARB
DIETARY GUIDELINES FOR ALS
GETTING NEW WHEELS
GUIDE FOR FAMILIES ON OBTAINING GOVERNMENT BENEFITS
MANAGING MOBILITY
PATIENT GUIDE TO DIAPHRAGM PACING
PROCESS FOR OBTAINING A COMMUNICATION DEVICE
POWER WHEELCHAIR TIPS
RESPIRATORY CARE FOR ALS
SOCIAL SECURITY RULES-ADDRESSING PRESUMPTIVE DISABILITY
THE OHIO BENEFIT BANK
WEB RESOURCES
CAREGIVER RESOURCES
CAREGIVING GUIDELINES
WEBSITES FOR CAREGIVERS
CARE COORDINATOR SUPPORT
MEET THE CARE COORDINATORS
CHAPTER CARE SERVICES--WHAT WE DO
CHAPTER PUBLICATIONS
ALS GLOSSARY
PATIENT RESOURCE GUIDE
MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
EDUCATION & EXCHANGE GROUPS
WHAT IS AN ALS SUPPORT GROUP
CHAPTER SUPPORT GROUPS
ESPECIALLY FOR KIDS & TEENS
WEBSITES FOR KIDS
THE FLAMINGO BACKPACK PROJECT
ALS WORD SEARCH
FUN WAYS TO HELP LET YOUR FEELINGS OUT
BOOKS FOR KIDS AND TEENS
GRIEF RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN & TEENS
EQUIPMENT LOAN PROGRAM
EQUIPMENT LOAN PROGRAM
OUR HELPERS
*FEATURE*
Jamie Brown was blindsided by a diagnosis that turned her world upside down. What she thought was an aggravated shoulder injury was a sign of ALS. Gradually, ALS diminished her ability to enjoy walking, gardening, and water aerobics. In this video, she shares her personal journey with ALS.
GRIEF AND LOSS RESOURCES
ACTIVITIES FOR GRIEFWORK
AFTER CAREGIVING: PICKING UP THE PIECES
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
COPING WITH LIFE CHANGES
COUNT ON GRIEF
GRIEF AND BEREAVEMENT
NATURAL GRIEF RESPONSES
SHATTERING 8 MYTHS ABOUT GRIEF
THE GRIEVING PROCESS
THE MOURNER'S BILL OF RIGHTS
WHEN GRIEF DOESN'T GO AWAY
