| ActivStyle Pediatric Supplies | activstyle.com | 888-280-8632 | ActivStyle delivers pediatric diapers, pull-ups, underpads, and other incontinence supplies to families in participating states. Staff help obtain prescriptions and insurance documentation, match products to the child’s size and needs, and schedule recurring home shipments. |
| Aeroflow Urology Pediatric Incontinence Supplies | aeroflowurology.com | 844-276-5588 | Aeroflow Urology helps families determine whether a child’s insurance plan covers diapers, pull-ons, underpads, gloves, or related incontinence supplies. Its team coordinates the prescription and paperwork and ships approved products to the home, reducing the monthly cost and administrative burden on caregivers. |
| AT3 Center State Program Directory | at3center.net | Use online directory | Every state and territory has an Assistive Technology Act program offering services such as device demonstrations, short-term loans, reuse, financing, and training. The AT3 directory helps families outside Georgia find the official program serving their home state and explore equipment before buying. |
| Breathe with MD Supplies Distribution Program | breathewithmd.org | Use website request form | Breathe with MD distributes donated respiratory supplies at no cost to people in the United States living with neuromuscular disease. Available items may include ventilator circuits, tracheostomy supplies, noninvasive ventilation masks, filters, tubing, and secretion-clearance supplies, depending on current inventory. |
| Childhood Tracheostomy Alliance Supply Closet | childhoodtrach.org | 888-845-8698 | The Childhood Tracheostomy Alliance redistributes new, unexpired tracheostomy, ventilator, oxygen, suction, feeding-tube, and wound-care supplies to families who are not receiving enough from their equipment company. The national supply closet also gives families a responsible way to donate excess supplies and reduce waste. |
| Chive Charities | chivecharities.org | 512-527-3511 | Chive Charities provides one-time grants to people with rare medical conditions, veterans, and first responders. For approved pediatric recipients, funding may support specialized equipment, mobility devices, accessible vehicles, home modifications, therapy tools, or other needs that materially improve daily life. |
| FOCUS + Fragile Kids Equipment Program | focus-ga.org | 770-234-9111 | FOCUS provides medically prescribed equipment and maintains an equipment loan library for Georgia children with significant physical, developmental, or medical needs. The program may help with seating, mobility, bathing, positioning, and accessibility items that are not fully covered by insurance or that a child needs while awaiting permanent equipment. |
| FODAC – Friends of Disabled Adults and Children | fodac.org | 770-491-9014, press 2 | FODAC refurbishes and distributes home medical equipment such as wheelchairs, hospital beds, walkers, shower equipment, and other mobility or daily-living devices. Families should call before visiting because inventory changes, but the program is one of Georgia’s strongest options when insurance will not cover an item or a child needs equipment quickly. |
| KidMed Pediatric Supplies | kidmedga.com | 678-232-4209 | KidMed is a Georgia pediatric supplier focused on incontinence, ostomy, and catheter products for children with qualifying medical needs. The company helps families gather documentation, work through coverage requirements, select appropriate products, and arrange discreet home delivery rather than repeatedly purchasing supplies out of pocket. |
| National Seating & Mobility | nsm-seating.com | 833-289-1020 | National Seating & Mobility evaluates and provides complex rehabilitation technology, including customized wheelchairs, seating systems, standing equipment, and home-accessibility solutions. Its specialists work with clinicians and insurers to document medical necessity, fit equipment to the child, and provide ongoing service or repairs. |
| Oley Foundation Equipment and Supply Exchange | oley.org | 518-262-5079 | The Oley Foundation connects tube-fed individuals and families with donated enteral formula, feeding supplies, pumps, and related equipment. Its donation program can provide an emergency bridge when deliveries are delayed, insurance coverage changes, or a family has unopened supplies that another household can use. |
| Pass It On Center | pioc.gatech.edu | 404-894-0541 | The Pass It On Center provides a national directory and guidance for assistive-technology reuse programs. Families can search for organizations that accept, refurbish, exchange, or loan devices in their state, making it useful when they need a local equipment program beyond the major Georgia providers. |
| Special Kids Fund | specialkidsfund.org | 866-448-3865 | Special Kids Fund helps families and nonprofit organizations obtain donated wheelchair-accessible vans and other resources. Vehicle availability varies, but the program can be a valuable option for families whose child has outgrown a standard vehicle or cannot be transported safely without an accessible van. |
| Special Needs Kids Adaptive Equipment Lending Library | specialneedskids.org | 314-669-9001 | Special Needs Kids lends gently used pediatric adaptive equipment so families can try or use items without immediately purchasing them. The organization focuses on pediatric mobility, positioning, bathing, and therapeutic equipment and promotes reuse when children outgrow expensive devices before insurance will replace them. |
| Tools for Life | cidi.gatech.edu | 404-894-0541 | Tools for Life is Georgia’s Assistive Technology Act program and helps people explore technology that may improve communication, mobility, learning, daily living, and independence. Families can use equipment demonstrations, short-term device loans, training, reuse programs, and financing resources before committing to an expensive purchase. |
| Tubie Friends | tubiefriends.com | Use website contact form | Tubie Friends adapts stuffed animals with medical devices that resemble a child’s feeding tube, tracheostomy, ostomy, central line, or other equipment. These comfort items help children practice medical play, explain their device to siblings or classmates, and feel less alone during procedures and everyday care. |
| Variety – The Children’s Charity Freedom Program | usvariety.org | 323-655-1547 | Variety’s Freedom Program helps children gain mobility and independence through adaptive bicycles, wheelchairs, strollers, car seats, and other specialized equipment. Local Variety chapters administer requests, so families can use the national site to locate the appropriate chapter and determine which equipment programs are currently active. |
| Wheelchairs 4 Kids | wheelchairs4kids.org | 727-946-0963 | Wheelchairs 4 Kids provides customized wheelchairs, vehicle modifications, home modifications, and other mobility assistance for children whose needs are not fully met by insurance. The organization works nationally with families and vendors to improve safety, access, and independence at home and in the community. |
