ELIGIBILITY REPORT

Find the programs your child may qualify for.

Wayfound checks published program rules against your child's age, state, services, and documents, then sorts possible next supports by fit and urgency. The report is a starting point to verify with the relevant agency, not an eligibility determination.

71 programsThe whole landscape, not a few popular options.
Time-awareClosing windows rise to the top.
State-awareCalifornia and Texas rules stay separate.
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Expanded Assistive Technology Assessment card in Maya's Eligibility Report with official IDEA guidance.

Maya's Eligibility Report, shown with sample family data.

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TIME SENSITIVE

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. Priority sorting brings time-sensitive support opportunities to the surface instead of leaving them in an alphabetical list.
  • Relevant to the family profile. The report compares the available facts with published program rules and flags the supports that may be worth checking first.
  • Every card explains its context. A status label, a category tag, and a source-backed detail view make it clear what the report is showing.
Eligibility Report for Maya showing strong matches and priority sorting.

Priority sorting keeps time-sensitive programs from getting buried. Shown with sample family data.

HONEST GRADES

The whole landscape, graded honestly

Most families learn about programs one at a time, from other parents, years apart. The report shows the landscape at once and separates current services from strong matches and possibilities to explore.

  • One complete picture. For Maya, age 7, the report currently shows 52 services, including 7 in use, 19 strong matches, and 10 that may qualify.
  • Plain categories. Using, Strong matches, and May Qualify make the report easier to scan without treating it as a determination.
  • Sorted by what to do next. Priority view keeps the supports worth reviewing first from getting buried.
Eligibility Report for Maya, age 7, with strong matches, may qualify, and priority filters.

Maya's report shows what is already in place, what is likely eligible, and what may qualify. Shown with sample family data.

SAFE TO ACT ON

Immigration-aware, with the law cited

Families need to understand why a support may fit before they decide what to do next. The expanded card keeps the explanation, official source, and a suggested process together.

  • Cited, not vague. The expanded Assistive Technology Assessment card explains the support in plain language and links to official IDEA guidance.
  • Sources and next steps stay visible. The card explains why the support may fit, names the relevant source, and outlines the process to discuss with the IEP team.
  • Ready when you are. The card starts with the task and what is true today, then suggests whether a support, trial, or evaluation may clarify the next step.
Expanded Assistive Technology Assessment card with official IDEA guidance and next steps to discuss with the IEP team.

An expanded support card keeps the reason, source, and next steps together. 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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