After her hip replacement surgery, Linda of Williston, ND, turned to NDAD to borrow healthcare equipment rather than spending money on something she only needed for a short period of time.
Through the support of NDAD, the costs of travel for Aria's therapies has been less stressful and her family can focus on her needs and improving her quality of life.
Recipient of the Spring 2024 Gibbens Memorial Grant afforded East Grand Forks Central Middle School with furniture specifically designed for students with developmental delays. Read about the equipment they were able to acquire because of the generous grant.
When her son was diagnosed with autism, Gena Williams wanted to make sure her son Geno had access to activities that were the right fit for his pace. Read how NDAD helped make this happen.
Everyone wants to give the best to their kids. NDAD's programs are there for a reason - to help you give your kids better lives," shares Josiah Shipley's mom, Salena.
"[NDAD] has been a lifesaver for me and takes the extra weight of some of these costs off my shoulders. From short-term medical equipment needs to long-term needs like mine, NDAD is good for the community. They are outstanding.”
"Because of NDAD, I've gotten my independence back. This service makes sense for so many people. I'm so grateful," said Holly Blackwell of Fargo.
NDAD has helped Trevor Vannett live independently, which he says is important to him. "I'd encourage people to contact them, even if it's for a small part of the program."
A loyal supporter of NDAD for about 10 years, Jerry Howard of Hettinger, N. Dak., tells how NDAD has made his life easier.
"Depending on your need, it's likely NDAD has something for you. They really help take some of the worry out of the situation."