Find the programs your child may qualify for.
Wayfound checks 71 programs across California and Texas against your child's age, state, services, and documents, then sorts what matters by fit and urgency. In Texas, Wayfound speaks ARD, LIDDA, and HCS, not the California names, grounded in Texas rules.
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Maya's Eligibility Report, shown with sample family data.
The programs with closing windows come first
Some programs only matter if you reach them early. The report does not bury them in an alphabetical list. It puts them at the top, in an Act now section flagged time sensitive, so you know what cannot wait.
- Act now, before windows close. For a 2-year-old like Sofia, Regional Center and Early Intervention (Early Start) sit at the top of the report, because early windows close whether or not anyone told you about them.
- Recommended for her profile. ABA Therapy, EPSDT, IHSS, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Therapy follow, matched to her age, diagnosis, and coverage.
- Every card tells you where you stand. A graded Likely Eligible badge, a category tag for Government, Education, or Health, and an "I use this" toggle so the report reflects what your family already has.
Priority sorting keeps time-sensitive programs from getting buried. Shown with sample family data.
The whole landscape, graded honestly
Most families learn about programs one at a time, from other parents, years apart. The report shows the whole landscape at once and is honest about each program. Wayfound grades eligibility instead of promising you everything.
- One complete picture. For Maya, age 7, the report covers 52 services: 7 she is enrolled in, 21 she is likely eligible for, and 8 she may qualify for.
- Three plain grades. Enrolled, Likely Eligible, or May Qualify. No false hope, and nothing quietly left off the list.
- Sorted by what to do next. In progress shows what your family has already started. Recommended shows what is worth pursuing now.
Maya's report shows what is already in place, what is likely eligible, and what may qualify. Shown with sample family data.
Immigration-aware, with the law cited
Many families skip programs their child qualifies for because no one can tell them whether applying is safe. The report answers that directly, on the card, with the source named.
- Cited, not vague. The expanded Regional Center card explains the program in plain language and cites its basis: the Lanterman Act, W&I Code section 4512, with a View official source link so you can read the law yourself.
- Sources and next steps stay visible. The expanded card explains why the service may fit, cites the relevant source, and names the request steps and documents to have ready.
- Ready when you are. The card lists the intake steps, the documents to have ready, like a diagnosis report and proof of residency, and a Start intake button to begin.
The Respite Care card, expanded: cited sources, request steps, and documents to have ready. Shown with sample family data.
See what your child may qualify for
Answer a few questions about your child and get a personalized report drawn from 71 programs, grounded in 1,340+ advocate-verified sources. Wayfound is built for families across California and Texas.
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