Provides training and places task-trained service dogs with veterans, children with disabilities, or public facilities. Task-trained dogs include hearing ear dogs, medical alert dogs, and more. Veterans are exempt from program costs, but other clients should ask about fundraising options.
253 Dayton Avenue, Xenia, Ohio 45385
(937) 374-0385
4pawsforability.org
Provides service dogs to adults, children, and veterans with disabilities and facility dogs to professionals working in healthcare, criminal justice and educational settings. Service dogs and all follow-up services are provided free of charge to the recipient. Go online to start the application process.
Columbus: (614) 699-5900
National Headquarters: (866) 224-3647
cci.org/locations/north-central
Offers free guidance on workplace accommodations and disability employment issues. JAN consultants offer one-on-one guidance on workplace accommodations, ADA and related legislation, and self-employment and entrepreneurship options for people with disabilities. Assistance is available both over the phone and online. Their website also has helpful information on a wide range of medical conditions with related resources and accommodations.
Voice: (800) 526-7234
TTY: (877) 781-9403
Text: (304) 216-8189
askjan.org
Provides free commercial airline tickets for children and their families traveling for specialized medical care within the United States. Families must meet financial guidelines, have a child under the age of 17 seeking medical care, and have a confirmed medical appointment scheduled at least 14 days in advance to qualify. All flyers must be able to safely board and travel on a commercial airline. Approved families may receive up to 2 round-trip flights per month during the course of treatment. They also offer flights for service dog training and retrieval. Visit the website for details and to complete an online application.
5740 South Eastern Avenue, Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
(800) 359-1711 or (702) 261-0494
miracleflights.org
Provides free expertly-trained service dogs and handling training for Blind individuals ages 16 and up. They offer an Orientation & Mobility program for Blind individuals looking to improve white cane and traveling skills. They also have many opportunities for volunteers, including Co-Pilots who volunteer to raise puppies until they are ready for advanced training. Find program details and apply for a Pilot Dog online.
625 West Town Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 221-6367
pilotdogs.org
The Access Board is an independent federal agency that develops accessibility guidelines and standards. Their website has legal guidelines for building accessibility, prescription labels, transportation, filing an ABA complaint, and more. Call to speak to an Accessibility Specialist with questions about accessibility guidelines.
(202) 272-0080
access-board.gov
Provides mobility, autism, and psychiatric service dogs for children throughout Ohio at a discounted rate. Children must be under the age of 18 with a verified disability to apply. Selected families are asked to make a minimum financial contribution. The organization then provides the dog, specialized training, and assists with fundraising. Go online for more information and to complete an application.
112 East Center Street, Berea, Ohio 44017
(216) 586-5853
wags4kids.org/our-mission