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With over 68 Milloin people with a disability in the United States, we have to save our money in a Cal Able account which will not affect our SSI benefits. You can set up your Cal Able account directly to your checking account and have money deposited directly into your account every month as an auto deposit.
Better yet, You can also create a Cal Able gift page which allows friends, family and strangers send you money into your Cal Able account such as the one I have below Which says, "Donate for the disabled in need."
Zylo Marshall
Disability rights and dignity for all
In the United States, approximately 340 million people reside. Among them, one in five individuals live with disabilities that significantly impact their daily lives. Additionally, one in eight people grapple with mental disabilities. Moreover, over one in ten people suffer from traumatic brain injuries.
WELCOME FRIENDS — Every Human Deserves Respect, Protection, and a Voice
✦ About Zylo Marshall
Who Is Zylo Marshall?
An accomplished advocate from Northern California, Zylo Marshall brings over 50 years of lived experience with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and neurological trauma. After suffering a brain injury as an infant, Zylo faced lifelong challenges—yet also developed extraordinary resilience, awareness, and commitment to justice.
“Advocating for Disability Rights and Inclusion”
✦ Vulnerable Adults
What Is a Vulnerable Adult?
A vulnerable adult is any person 18 years or older who struggles to protect their own well-being due to:
✦ Mental, emotional, or cognitive disability
✦ Physical disability
✦ Illness or neurological conditions
✦ Trauma (including TBI)
✦ Situational vulnerability (poverty, isolation, exploitation, dependency)
These individuals are at higher risk of abuse, manipulation, neglect, and exploitation—both socially and legally.
Contact Us
Reach out to discuss the challenges disabled individuals face, share your story, or request Zylo for media or speaking engagements.
📧 Email: zylomarshall@gmail.com
📞 Phone: 1-916-501-2626
It is okay to be disabled.
Everyone deserves respect, dignity, equality, and protection.
