Financial Assistance Application

How can MDFF help your family?

MDFF will assist with equipment, item or service that promotes quality of life, independence, mobility, or safe living.

While advancements and treatments provide hope, our immediate goal is to provide families with equipment and services to help reduce or eliminate some of the day-to-day challenges that go with living with neuromuscular diseases.

To apply for Financial Assistance:

Step 1: The applicant must be a resident of Indiana and diagnosed with a neuromuscular disease or MD listed on the MDA website here.

Step 2: Enroll with MDFF here.

Step 3: Click here to read the full MDFF Agreement & Waiver.

Step 4: Complete the form to the right. 

Note: Most requests that are funded will not exceed $10,000 in assistance provided.

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Release Form*
By clicking this box I certify that I have read and fully understand the MDFF Agreement & Waiver in case I am granted full or partial funding for a piece of equipment or home modification. (The document is on this webpage in the paragraph section.)
Is the applicant a resident of Indiana?*
If you are not a resident of Indiana, please do not complete a form. Our organization only serves residents of Indiana.
Is the appicant/person with MD enrolled with MDFF?*
Enrollment is required to receive services. If you are not yet enrolled, please do so first here: www.mdff.org/enrollmdff
Primary contact will be the person who receives all communications regarding this application and other information as needed. This can be the Enrollee or someone else such as parent/spouse/caregiver/relative if enrollee is a minor or otherwise unable to receive communications.
Max. file size: 50 MB.
We are seeing an increase in the dollar amount of contractor work. MDFF has a limited budget and for high dollar request items it is unlikely our organization can fund the entire proposal.
i.e. the bathroom shower that is not currently accessible, etc. NOTE: some requests, like a wheelchair seat elevator will not need a photo attached
Drop files here or
Max. file size: 50 MB, Max. files: 6.
    This is applicable if the request is for a home modification. (I.e. is the proposed contractor upgrade going to work with your existing space? Or, if there is a moveable item like a portable ramp, is the caregiver able to lift that?). Also, if you have a HOA, you'll need to make sure your request is permitted.