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No one should feel
less than.

Navigate the system. Find the help you deserve.

Dixie's Door is the one-stop resource platform for disabled, elderly, and low-income Americans. Grants, housing help, disability rights, van programs, and more, all in one place, filtered to your state and checked by hand.

Free to join. No spam. Ever.

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Dixie with her son Michael

Meet Dixie

Amputee since age 11  ·  20+ years federal service  ·  The reason Dixie's Door exists.

"They're not a big secret anymore." Dixie

"The humiliation... how it makes you feel like less than. That's why we built this."

Dixie, Founder & Inspiration, Dixie's Door

Everything in one place.
Finally.

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Grants & Financial Aid

Federal, state, and private grants for disability assistance, housing, transportation, prosthetics, and more, with what each one offers and where to apply.

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Housing Help

Housing assistance programs in every state, with direct links to the offices that can help you apply.

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Know Your Rights

Free disability rights advocates in every state, plus a step-by-step playbook and ready-to-send letters for when you get told no.

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Van & Transportation Aid

Accessible van programs and vehicle modification help, all in one place.

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Your First 90 Days

Newly disabled? A step-by-step path through your first 90 days, in the order that saves you the most money and time.

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Every State, Checked by Hand

433 programs across all 50 states and DC, each one checked by hand. Filter by your state and see what applies where you live.

Dixie's story

Built by a son.
Inspired by his mom.

Raised on a cattle ranch in southeastern Montana, Dixie learned early what it means to work hard, treat people right, and never give up. At 11 years old, she lost her leg to bone cancer. She didn't let that stop her. She raised two kids largely on her own and worked 20+ years for the federal government.

When health challenges forced her to leave her career, she moved to Colorado to be near her son Michael and her grandsons. That's when she discovered just how broken the system really was. Disability resources, grants, housing assistance. They weren't missing. They were just hidden. A big secret, not out where everybody can see them.

Her son Michael watched her navigate this exhausting, fragmented maze, and together they decided to build the resource she never had. Her grandsons have always called her "DD". The app is called Dixie's Door. That wasn't planned. That was meant to be.

Honest Trustworthy Kind Here to Help No Hidden Agendas

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We respect your privacy. No selling your info. Ever. That's the Dixie promise.