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Do you need help with tackling theDeeming Waiver Process?

Do you have a child about to age out of the Deeming Waiver and need help with the NOW/Comp Waiver?

Are you the parent of a child who is about to become an adult and you don't know what to do?

 Are you looking for Social Security For your Adult Child?  

Do you have questions and are having a hard time finding answers?

                                   
We are here for you.

In this brief video, Ann Barnhardt of Help Them Grow explains the importance of the Deeming Waiver, NOW/Comp Waiver, and Social Security for adult children with developmental and other delays. 

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Help Them Grow provides assistance and guidance in applying for and obtaining the Deeming Waiver, NOW/Comp, and Social Security Disability for children and adults with developmental delays.

According to the CDC, one in every six children in the United States has a disability.  One in every 59 children has Autism. Twenty-three percent of adults in the U.S. have a disability.  At Help Them Grow, we believe the need for services should be provided to all children with disabilities. 

We are dedicated to helping children and children receive the services they need to thrive in adulthood. 

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Established in 2005, Help Them Grow provides assistance to families of children and adults with special needs.  With over 40 years of medical experience, Ann Elliott and her proficient team provide Deeming Waiver, NOW/Comp, and Social Security Disability Services.

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The path to obtaining resources and services for children and adults with special needs is challenging.  Navigating multiple applications, online systems, and office red tape can leave a caregiver feeling helpless.  We are here to help.

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Every child and adult deserves a successful life filled with possibility, not disability.  We strive to empower families and individuals so that they may achieve their highest standard of living. 

what people say

"My twins were diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) when they were 7 (they are now 10).  The Marcus Autism Center in Atlanta referred us to Ann Elliott and her team at Raise them High to help us complete the Katie Beckett application.  She helped us get through the incredible difficult application process and get both of them approved on the first try!   Even after they were approved she is a great resource for us.  I highly recommend her.  She is well worth the money!"

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- Danette

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