Trach Mommas of Louisiana

Trach Mommas of Louisiana We serve individuals with medically complexities with 24/7 support, supplies, advocacy, emergency pr

Trach Mommas of Louisiana was created to provide peer support to all who are medically complex, dependent upon technology to live or immune compromised. We do this through advocacy, support, resources, supplies, emergency preparedness and disaster relief.

09/01/2026
08/31/2026
08/03/2026

Guidance is available about the Screening for Urgency of Need, also known as the SUN.

The document explains how urgency is determined, how Medicaid State Plan services are considered and how to request a review or reconsideration.

Learn more and view the guidance here: https://conta.cc/4fWxvzs

07/31/2026

Meet the team behind the smiles! πŸ’™ As National Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness and Prevention Month comes to a close, we want you to meet the people who make our Craniofacial Center so special. We are the only full-service pediatric hospital in Louisiana and the Gulf South, and home to the largest team of fellowship-trained craniofacial surgeons in the region.

Our team brings together specialists in craniofacial pediatrics, plastic surgery, genetics, audiology, speech pathology, orthodontics, neurosurgery, and more β€” all working side by side to build one coordinated care plan for every child. This multidisciplinary team approach ensures that all healthcare providers work together to implement a single, coordinated treatment plan for each child. The plan is shared with the family, the child’s pediatrician and all other pertinent providers.

To this incredible team: thank you for showing up for our kids every single day!

Learn more about our Craniofacial Center at Manning Family Children's > https://bit.ly/4pKqfuI

07/27/2026

πŸ“£ TRAINING UPDATE: Lafayette Parish PostponedπŸ“£

The Lafayette Parish Disability Disaster Preparedness Workshop, originally scheduled for Saturday, August 29th, has been postponed until further notice.

We look forward to bringing this training to the Lafayette Parish community at a later date and will share updated information as soon as it becomes available.

Thank you for your understanding, and please stay tuned to our page for updates! πŸ’™

07/27/2026

🀝 Bossier Parish, let's build a more prepared community β€” together! 🀝

Join us for Bossier Parish's Disability Disaster Preparedness Workshop to learn practical tips and disability-specific strategies that can help you prepare, stay safe, and recover after disasters.

πŸ“… Saturday, August 22 @ 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
πŸ“ Bossier Central Library Complex (7204 Hutchison Dr, Bossier City, LA 71111)
πŸ”— Register today: tinyurl.com/Bossier082226

We'll cover:
βœ”οΈ Personal preparedness planning
βœ”οΈ Understanding weather reports
βœ”οΈ Sheltering and pets
βœ”οΈ Disability-specific considerations
βœ”οΈ Local Bossier Parish resources
βœ”οΈ And more!

🍽️ Lunch is included, along with opportunities to connect with local organizations and valuable community resources.

Whether you're a person with a disability, caregiver, family member, service provider, or emergency management partner, there's something for everyone.

A huge thank you to ALL of the community members, partner organizations, local agencies, and presenters helping coordinate this event and support a more prepared and connected Bossier Parish community. πŸ’™

07/20/2026

The Trump administration is tossing aside key guidance that federal officials have used to steer enforcement of the Americans with Disabilities Act for more than a decade.

07/20/2026

We’re officially on watch for Tropical Storm Bertha. Now is the time to review your emergency plans, gather essential supplies, and stay informed by checking guidance .

Take a few minutes today to:
β€’ Charge your devices.
β€’ Refill prescription medications.
β€’ Stock up on water and nonperishable food.
β€’ Review your hurricane kit and evacuation plan.
Preparing before conditions worsen can help keep you and your family safe.

07/18/2026

🏠 FEMA Assistance Available for Survivors with Disabilities 🏠

If you live in Avoyelles, St. Landry, St. Tammany, or Terrebonne Parish and your home was damaged by Tropical Storm Arthur, FEMA may be able to help pay for accessibility improvements if you or someone in your household has a disability.

Examples of items that may be covered include:
βœ… Exterior ramps
βœ… Grab bars
βœ… Paved paths from your vehicle to your home

To qualify, the accessibility item must:
✱ Be necessary to make the home safe and functional & meet the accessibility need.
✱ Not be covered by insurance or another funding source.

πŸ“² Need to apply or learn more?
πŸ”Ή Apply online at disasterassistance.gov,
πŸ”Ή Call the FEMA Helpline at 800-621-3362,
πŸ”Ή Download the FEMA Mobile App, or
πŸ”Ή Find a nearby Disaster Recovery Center at FEMA.gov/DRC.

⏩ Watch FEMA's accessible application video β€” Three Ways to Register for FEMA Disaster Assistance: youtube.com/watch?v=LU7wzRjByhI

πŸ‘‰ For additional information about this disaster declaration, visit: fema.gov/disaster/4927

Please help us share this information with anyone who may benefit. πŸ’™

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23422 Odette Avenue
Denham Springs, LA
70726

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