Friends of Disabled Adults and Children (FODAC)
4900 Lewis Road, Stone Mountain, 30083
(770) 491-9014 · more numbers below
FODAC gives refurbished wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, and other home medical equipment to children and adults with disabilities. New clients pay a one-time $25 sign-up fee, and the equipment is free. FODAC also runs a thrift store, repairs equipment by appointment, and offers low-interest loans for assistive technology through CreditAble.
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What they offer 13
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Community Thrift StoreService
FODAC's thrift store sells donated items such as clothing, furniture, housewares, books, sports equipment, and appliances. It is at the Tucker site.
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CreditAble Assistive Technology LoansProgram
CreditAble is Georgia's alternative financing program, run by FODAC. It offers loans at affordable interest rates to help people with disabilities get assistive technology and home or vehicle changes. It is meant for people who have not qualified for regular loans.
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Disaster ReliefService
FODAC has a disaster relief effort. It helps people outside the country only through these efforts.
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Donating items and equipmentService
FODAC takes gently used or new home medical equipment, and household items for its thrift store. You can drop items at the donation dock in Tucker. Larger items and loads can be scheduled for pickup.
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Equipment repairService
FODAC repairs home medical equipment. You must make an appointment first, because they do not take walk-ins for repairs. Fees apply.
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Home access equipment (portable ramps, grab bars)Service
FODAC provides portable ramps, grab bars, and other items to help people get in and around their homes. Items depend on what is available. Call extension 146 or email to ask.
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Home medical equipment programProgram
FODAC gives refurbished wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, lifts, and other home medical equipment to children and adults with disabilities. Equipment is first-come, first-served. Call first to check what is in stock.
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Home ModificationsService
Home Modifications helps nursing home residents make their homes more accessible as they move to independent living.
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