And/or where does everyone get the $$$,$$$ to purchase these vans?
Especially those, but not limited to, those who are receiving Medicaid or
the waiver system and can only have X-number of dollars in your checking
account/savings account, etc.?
Lori
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 2:40 PM, John S.
OVR will help in PA, if you are being employed.
You must buy the van and they pay for modifications.
OVR pays for education too. They paid for 4 years of education for a man from
Jamica who was shot and paralyzed.
Not sure how he got to PA and was able to get the benefits.
- Original
Vocational rehab will help modify a van but you have to go through an interview
process and testing. If they get the impression you arent dedic cated to
schooling and finding a job they wont help. So my advice to anyone going to Voc
rehab to get helphave you plan all layed out for them
My first vehicle, a full-size van, was purchased with funds raised through a
charity dance my church held for me after my accident. We had 5 bands, food,
raffles--all donated! The whole town turned out, and raised close to $20
grand. It was amazing! Just one of the advantages of living in a
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