There is a medical network in my area called NEON that is hooked up with the major hospitals. Grants aren't given out to the individual but come in the form of going on your income sliding scale type of thing. When you get that consideration that is considered to be a grant. I am seeking help with dental work and need extensive dental (getting that work done in itself will make you feel better) Calling signing up for an appointment is the first step then they will take you as a walk in with a minimal fee that must be paid to see the Dentist. Another option may be the free clinic in your area as they may also offer dental services. This is considered to be another service. You may not have a fee and that's because the orginaztion gets the funds to provide these services so really that too is considered to be a grant. Every where you go you have to meet their guidelines. I did try Modest Needs and apply for a grant to help with car repairs after 45 days of communication no help as others have to vote on and donate to "your" need. This may work for some. I still can't afford to get my car fixed and I submitted two applications for assistance. In the area in which I live help is mostly given to families not people with disabilities to help you with the everyday issues of life. So not to be reduced to a beggar you have to come up with creative ideas like joining a credit union opening up a savings account and "saving" the money you don't have and getting a loan from yourself. Hey it's just an idea.