Aging and Disability Resource Centers

Assistive Technology

Benefit Specialists

Community Integration Initiative

Independent Living Centers

Long Term Care Programs

Volunteer Associations

People with disabilities, their families and friends, neighbors and coworkers, employers and businesses often need information about disability.  Self-help organizations have formed at the national level and provide through state chapters information on particular disabilities, offer support, raise awareness, conduct research, and raise funding to support these activities.  You can learn more about these organizations by visiting their websites.

• Spinal Cord Injury Information Network (exit DHFS)

•  National Multiple Sclerosis Society (exit DHFS)

• Paralyzed Veterans of America (exit DHFS)

• Post-Polio International (exit DHFS)

• American Heart Association home (exit DHFS)

• American Cancer Society (exit DHFS)

• Arthritis foundation (exit DHFS)

• National Stroke Association (exit DHFS)

• United Cerebral Palsy (exit DHFS)

• The Muscular Dystrophy Association (exit DHFS)

• The ARC (exit DHFS)

• Easter Seals (exit DHFS)

Last Revised:  April 01, 2008