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By NSSLHA & LEND
Home
Who We Are
Contributors
Community-Based Resources
General Resources
Early Intervention
Speech, Language, and Literacy
Education
Recreation
Transition to Adulthood
Advocacy
Support Groups and Family Networks
Online Resources
General Online Resources
Child Development
Assistive Technology
Autism
Speech and Language
Tools for Advocacy
National Organizations
Let's Talk
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Home
Who We Are
Contributors
Community-Based Resources
General Resources
Early Intervention
Speech, Language, and Literacy
Education
Recreation
Transition to Adulthood
Advocacy
Support Groups and Family Networks
Online Resources
General Online Resources
Child Development
Assistive Technology
Autism
Speech and Language
Tools for Advocacy
National Organizations
Let's Talk
National Organizations
Autism Speaks
Web Address:
autismspeaks.org
What is Autism Speaks?
A national organization dedicated to serving individuals with autism and their families.
What does Autism Speaks provide?
Resource guides and libraries, tool kits, and services for finding local resources.
Information for individuals with autism across the lifespan.
Resources for advocating for individuals with autism.
You can easily navigate the Autism Speaks website by searching for resources by age.
Specific Resources to Check Out:
Families and Adults page
100 Day Kit for Newly Diagnosed Families of Young Children
Transition Tool Kit
Resource Guide by State
Autism Response Team
World Autism Awareness Day Materials
Is it free?
Resources provided online are free.
Downloading some Tool Kits may require you to provide your contact information.
Contact Information:
Autism Response Team (ART)
Phone: 888-288-4762
En Español: 888-772-9050
Email:
familyservices@autismspeaks.org
National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS)
Web Address:
ndss.org
What is the NDSS?
The leading human rights organization for individuals with Down syndrome.
What does NDSS provide?
Helpline, support and resources for new and expectant parents.
Local support, e-newsletter, advocacy, and employment resources.
Specific Resources to Check Out:
New and Expectant Parents
Helpline
#DSWORKS employment initiative
Local Support
NDSS en Español
Is it free?
Web-based resources and webinar series is free to access.
E-newsletter and helpline are free.
The cost to patriciate in local events and services varies.
Contact Information:
Helpline: 800-221-4602
Email:
info@ndss.org
Neurofibromatosis Network
Web Address:
nfnetwork.org
What is NF Network?
A national organization which advocates for federal funding of NF research and provides support to families impacted by NF.
What does NF Network provide?
Peer support through blogs, walks and gatherings.
Resources for families, including educational materials and webinars.
Opportunities for participation in clinical trials and medical conferences.
Specific Resources to Check Out:
What is NF?
Online Support Community
Find a Local Group
Educational Materials
Is it free?
Materials available on the site are free to access.
Signing up for the mailing list is free.
See specific events for information about cost.
Contact Information:
Phone: 800-942-6825
Email: admin@nfnetwork.org
Location: Neurofibromatosis Network 213 S. Wheaton Ave. | Wheaton, IL | 60187
The National Resource Center on ADHD by CHADD
Web Address
:
chadd.org/NRC
What is CHADD?
CHADD stands for Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD).
CHADD Is a membership organization with local chapters dedicated to supporting parents and their children with ADHD.
What does CHADD provide?
CHADD provides the National Resource Center on ADHD, which provides evidence-based information on ADHD.
NRC provides information for parents and caregivers, adults, and professionals.
Free webcasts
ADHD Information Library
Weekly newsletter
“Ask the Expert” Podcasts on iTunes
You can learn more about what the NRC does
here
.
Is it free?
Information provided through the National Resource Center on ADHD are free and publicly available.
Podcasts and webcasts are free.
Other CHADD services may require a membership or have a participation fee.
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