Keep a child in therapy.
Keep a child in school.

For families of children with special needs, those two goals are not guaranteed.

A four-year-old diagnosed with developmental delays may need speech and occupational therapy several times per week just to build foundational communication and motor skills. Without financial support, those therapy sessions may be reduced or stopped altogether.

A child enrolled in a specialized PreK–12 program may be thriving academically and socially — until tuition becomes unaffordable.

When funding runs out, therapy hours are cut.
When tuition cannot be paid, enrollment ends.
When services pause, progress stalls.

The Support a Special Needs Student Scholarship exists to prevent that disruption.

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WHY THIS MATTERS

The early years are critical.

Consistent early intervention strengthens communication, coordination, social development, and long-term independence. Specialized education provides structure, stability, and individualized support that many children cannot receive elsewhere.

Interruptions during these developmental windows can slow growth and create setbacks that are difficult to recover from.

Your support ensures continuity — from early intervention through K–12 education.

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WHAT YOUR DONATION FUNDS

Each scholarship provides $12,000 per year ($1,000 per month) in direct financial support for a child with special needs.

Funds may be used for:

• Early intervention services
• Specialized PreK–12 school tuition
• Speech, occupational, behavioral, or physical therapy
• Assistive and adaptive medical or educational equipment
• Other education-related therapeutic services essential to progress

All scholarship funds are paid directly to schools, therapists, and service providers to ensure accountability and proper use.

Scholarships are awarded based on available funding. When funds are limited, families remain on a waiting list.

Your gift directly determines how many children receive support.

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OUR $15,000 GOAL

We are raising $15,000 to:

• Fully fund one child’s annual scholarship ($12,000)
• Begin funding the next child immediately

Every contribution moves us closer to keeping therapy uninterrupted and education stable.

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MONTHLY GIVING: EDUCATION AID CIRCLE

Sustaining support begins at $10 per month.

Monthly donors provide predictable funding that prevents service interruptions and reduces waiting lists.

Even small recurring gifts create long-term stability for families who need it most.

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GIVING LEVELS

$25 — Helps cover therapy materials or education costs
$50 — Supports learning tools and therapeutic supplies
$100 — Contributes directly to therapy sessions
$250 — Helps fund specialized services or adaptive equipment
$500 — Provides meaningful tuition or therapy assistance
$1,000 — Funds one full month of educational or early intervention services
$6,000 — Funds half of a one-year scholarship
$12,000 — Fully funds one child’s annual scholarship

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When therapy continues, progress continues.
When education remains stable, confidence grows.

Financial barriers should never determine a child’s access to early intervention or education.

You can help ensure they do not.

Donate today.

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Education Aid is a scholarship-focused public charity dedicated to helping students overcome financial barriers to education.

Tax ID (EIN): 27-3045748

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Florida Charitable Disclosure

Education Aid is a registered charitable organization in the State of Florida (Registration Number: CH81148).

A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Florida Division of Consumer Services by calling toll-free 1-800-HELP-FLA (435-7352) or visiting www.fdacs.gov. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval, or recommendation by the State.

Keep a Child in Therapy. Keep a Child in School.

By Education Aid

Keep a Child in Therapy. Keep a Child in School.

No Child Should Lose Access to Early Intervention or Education Because of Cost