Fort Wayne's Guide for Special Needs Parents
Navigating the System. Supporting the Journey.
Halo's Hands provides step-by-step navigation and a complete resource directory for special needs parents in Fort Wayne, Indiana. From perinatal support to adult transitions, get personalized guidance through Medicaid, SSI, respite care and essential family services.
Medical & Developmental Care
Perinatal Support
Pediatric Therapy
Medical Equipment
Respite & Caregiver Support
Childcare
Respite & Day Programs
Caregiver Therapy Resources
Medicaid & Financial Help
Waiver Guidance
Benefit Application Assistance
Grants and Financial Planning
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Advocacy & Independence
Education Advocacy Tools
Community Integration
Independent Living Resources
Our Core Areas of Support
System & Benefits Navigation
Get step-by-step guidance applying for Medicaid Waivers, SSI, SNAP, and Indiana family assistance programs without getting lost in the paperwork.
Financial & Basic Needs Assistance
Connect directly with local emergency assistance, financial relief programs, adaptive equipment grants, and vital supplies tailored for special-needs caregiving.
Community & Caregiver Relief
You don't have to carry this alone. Access local respite options, caregiver mental health resources, and peer support groups right here in Allen County.
Built by people who know this world
Halo's Hands Inc is run by a team that has lived it and works in it every day. We bridge the gap between healthcare systems and community programs, helping you spend less time searching for help and more time focusing on your child.
A mother of a child with special needs, CCHW and CPC.
A registered Nurse with 7+ years experience in PICU Care.
A housing professional at HUD with a Master's in Business Administration.
Special Education Instructors and DSP's.
501(c)(3) Public Charity | Serving Fort Wayne & Northeast Indiana
Bringing Education to Local Organizations, Caregivers & Healthcare Partners
​We deliver interactive workshops and educational sessions for families, healthcare staff, and community health workers (CHWs) on navigating Medicaid waiver updates, hospital-to-community care transitions, and family advocacy.