Organized by the kind of help you need
Grant, tax-credit, loan, and direct-assistance programs for Maryland families. Each section groups programs by the kind of need they address.
Starting points only
BridgeAbility provides these programs as starting points for your own research. We do not determine eligibility, guarantee funding, or endorse any program. Program details, deadlines, and availability change — always confirm current information directly with the organization.
Low-interest loans for assistive technology, including mobility equipment, communication devices, hearing and vision aids, home modifications, and vehicles. Loans range from $500 to $70,000 depending on the type.
✓ Eligibility
Anyone buying assistive technology for a Maryland resident with a disability, including family members. Approval depends on a credit review.
A Maryland state tax credit for accessibility renovations to a home, covering up to 50% of the cost, up to $5,000. Apply to the Department of Housing and Community Development by June 1 for renovations completed the prior year.
✓ Eligibility
Maryland residents who file Maryland taxes, for renovations to their own home, a family member's home, or a rental property. Credits are limited each year.
Low-interest loans for assistive technology, including mobility equipment, communication devices, hearing and vision aids, home modifications, and vehicles. Loans range from $500 to $70,000 depending on the type.
✓ Eligibility
Anyone buying assistive technology for a Maryland resident with a disability, including family members. Approval depends on a credit review.
A DDA program that provides limited funding for specific services and items for Marylanders with developmental disabilities, including people not receiving other DDA services.
✓ Eligibility
Check DDA's LISS page for current eligibility and funding cycles.
One-time bridge grants of up to $250 for individuals with autism and their families facing an immediate financial need, such as rent, utilities, food, medical or school supplies, or respite care.
✓ Eligibility
People with autism and their families living in Howard County or the surrounding area. One grant per 12 months.