Resources for Funds

Tennessee’s Katie Beckett program is for children under the age of 18 with disabilities or complex medical needs. This program is for children who are not Medicaid eligible because of their parent’s income or assets.
This program has two parts, A and B, and will provide services and/or help pay for medical care that private insurance does not cover.
Katie Beckett Waiver
The University of Memphis offers AAC evaluations and provide access to a client assistance program. Appointments - Memphis Speech and Hearing Center - The University of Memphis
Anybody who has a child diagnosed with autism, lives within the US and has an income level less than $75,000 per year for the entire household can apply to this grant. Before the grant is awarded, proof of ASD diagnosis from medical professional as well as IRS Tax forms indicating the household income need to be provided.
Grant applications are accepted year round with no deadline. Grants are funded throughout the year and are determined by the funding available.
Family Funds – Care Charity Foundation
To apply for Medicaid in Tennessee, you can:
1. Go online to TennCare Connect.
2. Call 855-259-0701 to apply over the phone.
3. Download a paper application in English or Spanish.
4. Visit your local Department of Human Services (DHS) office
Alternatively, you can enroll online at HealthCare.gov or apply in person or by mail at your local County Social Services Office

Resources for Other ABA Providers in Memphis and Surrounding Areas

Southaven, MS (662) 228- 0130
Southaven, MS (662) 426- 6136
Southaven, MS (662) 470- 6160
Germantown, TN (901) 328- 2110
Memphis, TN (901) 498- 0108
Memphis, TN (901) 509- 8347
Memphis, TN (901) 275- 9491
Bartlett, TN (901) 634- 8005
Collierville, TN (901) 312- 9915
Memphis, TN (901) 314- 9722
Memphis, TN (901) 283- 3486
Collierville (901) 424- 5621
Bartlett (901) 677-0422
East Memphis (901) 586-8606