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The Chelsea Hutchison Foundation is a national nonprofit dedicated to improving the safety and quality of life of people living with epilepsy. Founded in memory of Chelsea Hutchison, who died from SUDEP (Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy), the organization raises awareness about SUDEP, provides grants for seizure-response dogs and seizure monitoring devices, supports families affected by epilepsy, and offers educational resources to help prevent seizure-related deaths. Through advocacy, education, and access to life-saving technology, the foundation empowers individuals and families to make informed decisions about epilepsy care and safety.

The Danny Did Foundation is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing deaths caused by seizures through education, advocacy, and access to seizure safety technology. Founded in memory of four-year-old Danny Stanton, the organization raises awareness about Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP), promotes conversations between healthcare providers and families, provides grants to help individuals obtain seizure detection devices, and advocates for improved access to life-saving technologies. The foundation also offers educational resources, support for families, and information to help people with epilepsy live safer, healthier lives.

The Texas Health and Human Services (HHSC) Epilepsy Program provides comprehensive outpatient services for eligible Texas residents with epilepsy or seizure-like symptoms. Services may include diagnostic evaluations, treatment, ongoing care management, patient education, and coordination of personal, social, and vocational support services. The program also helps connect individuals with contracted epilepsy clinics throughout Texas and provides information about eligibility, applications, and available benefits.

The Social Security Administration (SSA) administers federal disability benefit programs for individuals whose medical condition prevents them from working. Through SSDI and SSI, eligible applicants may receive monthly financial assistance, and some may also qualify for Medicare or Medicaid. The SSA website provides information about eligibility, required documentation, the online application process, appeals, and resources to help applicants navigate the disability benefits system.

Catholic Charities Fort Worth is a nonprofit organization serving individuals and families across North Texas through a wide range of supportive programs. Services include emergency financial assistance, case management, housing stability programs, healthcare navigation, immigration legal services, employment support, refugee services, and assistance accessing food and other essential resources. Through compassionate, person-centered care, Catholic Charities Fort Worth helps people overcome immediate challenges while building a path toward long-term independence and well-being.