Free Access Pass to National Parks for families with Special Needs

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When you are an individual or have a family member with special needs, you have to watch every penny. Here is a fantastic freebie!Debbie Free Access Pass to National Parks for Families with Special Needs The Access Pass is a free lifetime pass to over 2000 federally owned parks in the USA. If you live in the USA, chances are that one of these parks is near you. For parks that charge admission per vehicle, everyone who is in the vehicle with the Access Pass holder is admitted for free (for individual tours and campsites, there may be discounts, but fees still have to be paid). This includes sites operated by The National Park Service (includes all National Parks, National Monuments, National Historic Sites, and more) USDA Forest Service Fish and Wildlife Service Bureau of Reclamation Bureau of Land Management The Access Pass is available to US citizens or permanent residents of all ages who have a permanent disability. A permanent disability is a physical, mental or sensory impairment that severely limits one or more life activities. In the application for the Access Pass, the applicant must prove the existence of a permanent disability with one of the following documents: Statement by a licensed physician Document issued by a Federal agency such as the Veteran's Administration, Social Security Disability Income, or Supplemental Security Income Document issued by a State agency such as a vocational rehabilitation agency For more information, go to this sitehttp://store.usgs.gov/pass/access.html Debbie Dobbs, MSMaster of ScienceEducational Consultant & Child AdvocateHealth Care Consulting Services cell faxdebbie@...www.debbiedobbs.com Find me on Facebook Debbie L. Dobbs, MS Advocate & Consultant http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/Debbie-L-Dobbs-MS-Advocate-Consultant/365102192000 Join me on LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/pub/debbie-dobbs-ms/14/835/14a CONFIDENTIAL & PRIVELEGEDInformation contained in this communication is confidential and privileged. It is not meant to represent legal or medical advice, but rather advice given based on my knowledge as the parent of a child with disabilities, a trained Parent Advocate by the GA Advocacy Office, a member of the Council of Parent Advocates & Attorneys, by working in the medical industry for over 20 years, training received from Pete on Special Education Law and Advocacy, and medical coding and documentation courses. Please do not forward without my permission.