Fwd: Free iPads for people diagnosed with autism who are non-verbal or minimally verbal

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FYI . . . this is fantastic! Debbie Dobbs, MSMaster of ScienceEducational Consultant & Child AdvocateHealth Care Consulting Services678-315-2498 cell678-475-0280 faxdebbie@...www.debbiedobbs.com Join me on LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/pub/debbie-dobbs-ms/14/835/14a CONFIDENTIAL & PRIVELEGEDInformation contained in this communication is confidential and privileged. It is not meant to represent legal or medical advice, but rather advice given based on my knowledge as the parent of a child with disabilities, a trained Parent Advocate by the GA Advocacy Office, a member of the Council of Parent Advocates & Attorneys, by working in the medical industry for over 20 years, training received from Pete on Special Education Law and Advocacy, and medical coding and documentation courses. Please do not forward without my permission. FYI...Please pass this along to families/individuals who could benefit. There is no age limit to apply - children and adults are eligible. Please visit the website below for more information.Must meet the family income guidelines. Application deadline is December 31, 2010Link for application: http://www.hollyrod.org/#/holiday-2010/4545650338What are the eligibility requirements??1. The individual you are applying for must have a diagnosis on the autism spectrum (as identified in diagnosis report).2. Reside in the United States of America .3. Be non-verbal or minimally verbal (as identified in speech pathology report).4. Be in financial need: Gross income not to exceed $35,000 single income family or $50,000 two-income family (as identified by documentation).5. Have access to a computer and an iTunes account (some programs must be downloaded on a computer and transferred to the iPad due to size).6. A professional on your team (i.e., speech pathologist, doctor, teacher) must be willing to take responsibility of the gift card that downloads the applications.For more information please visit the foundation's website: www.hollyrod.org