Find Disabled Persons Rights Nonprofits and Charities

  Joanie wrote:

My involvement with Family to Family Network started as a volunteer with their Family Friends Volunteer Program. I was matched with a littel girl who has disabilities and her family. I go into the home to spend time with her doing fun things and in... more »

  Shandance wrote:

Variety children are incredible young men and women who light up a room with their personalities and spirit. I enjoy getting to spend time with them and the Variety programs. more »

  planner wrote:

ATOU has changed my life! I developed a neurological disorder in my 30s and had to give up my career. ATOU has given me a new purpose in my life. I love talking and working with the school children. It is very rewarding to share my experience living... more »

  Maria Y. wrote:

Reecee's Rainbow's mission is more than honorable, it is the very essence of what a true non-profit should be; helpful, caring and not about personal gain for the board. Bravo to Andrea and the rainbow for the incredible work they do. more »

  Veronica28 wrote:

Psychiatric Service Dog Partners is a peer directed group that supports and educates about psychiatric service dogs. The free online support group (listserv) is awesome, with lots of helpful people guiding others through the psychiatric service dog journey.... more »

  texaswalker wrote:

I just recently started with Homefront Hugs and what a great organization. From the serive they provide to being prompt with helpful information, I really am getting into this opportunity! Our service men and women deserve the very best!! more »

  Claudia34 wrote:

22q Texas has saved me. The group of men and women behind this group will never know the depths of my love for them. We are about 6 months into the journey with 22q as my daughter was diagnosed at the beginning of the year. I have made many friendships,... more »

  David Wolfesky wrote:

rarediseases.org is far removed from knowing the patients they serve. more »

  Access wrote:

Hearing Loss Association of America - Diablo Valley Chapter is a wonderful organization! It helped me learn how to live well with a disabling disorder, hearing loss. I would have been a completely different person if I had not joined this group. They... more »

  ProfMom wrote:

The staff at Medical Mutts are highly trained, experienced, and committed to changing lives with their work. We are working with Medical Mutts to help place our special needs son with a psychiatric service dog that will give him access to many more opportunities... more »

  mrsnyim wrote:

This group is wonderful! Great fun for all kids with special needs and their siblings (parents too). We have participated in bowling, basketball, softball, Splash-in-the-boro adventure, Christmas parties and more! Come join the fun and camaraderie, you'll... more »

  Jaysenpluto C. wrote:

I've volunteered with On-the-Move for almost two years on a variety of projects and events and have always been impressed and overwhelmed by the mission, dedication and innovation with the programs and core vision of On-the-Move Community Integration.... more »

  Ron H.5 wrote:

I feel Arc of Aurora is by far the best group out there helping people more »

  Sudhakar M. wrote:

Great organization with a vision to support people with mobility disability through right wheelchair right way approach. more »

  daviduhl wrote:

I have been very impressed the quality of care L'Arche provides to those with developmental disabilities. It goes beyond the care-giver/client relationship. It can be more aptly called a family. I just am inspired by their work and am glad a place... more »

  Jennifer559 wrote:

The organization is always willing to help out in anyway they can. The parents views are always considered. They do great things for special needs children and adults. more »

  jeremiah wrote:

Independence First as President Lee says it's top three in the nation for Center of Independent Living (CIL's) Independence First has amazing services and they want people to get highly involved. They are an organization that always makes sure your... more »

  nomadsku wrote:

The staff at SVILC have always been supportive and have always been accommodating to me as a volunteer. Everyone is always so friendly. more »

  kathypalomo wrote:

Without your support, Autism Society of Texas would not exist. And without AST, there would not be family friendly activities, social groups for our young people, First Responder's Training, Autism Friendly Business Program, swim programs, or a strong... more »

  Kim wrote:

When I called Advocacy for Patients over 2 years ago, I was at the end of my rope and afraid of loosing everything we worked hard to achieve. Jennifer Jaff immediately sprung into action, guiding me on how to resolve a very complicated insurance nightmare.... more »

  HG28 wrote:

As a parent of an individual with developmental disabilities we are always fearful of where he will live and what will happen when we are no longer able to support him. HOPE has recognized this need and is working to create an intentional community where... more »

  craigress wrote:

An amazing group of volunteers led by Wilhelmina Stanton. We just finished a fantastic DSE in Miami with some incredibly brave and strong adaptive divers. Look forward to working with Miami adaptive diving very soon. more »

  thomasm22 wrote:

Eye to Eye is an amazing nonprofit. My first experience with their community was mere weeks into my freshman year of college. The bonds I made with my fellow mentors as well as my mentees helped to guide me throughout the rest of my time at the University... more »

  dewl wrote:

Break Through Inc. is a non-profit organization providing educational workshops and media for and about people with disabilities. It was founded in 1980 in Minnesota by Ben D. Anderson who was born with cerebral palsy. I have traveled with Ben D. Anderson... more »

  momzrock wrote:

Compassion in action is an awesome organization that helps people who are disabled. My daughter needed help and my husband and I were at a loss on how to get it. Compassion in Action helped with all the paper work and documents that we needed to get help... more »

  Colleen Prosser wrote:

I am attorney that works with families with loved ones with developmental disabilities. By Their Side is a great organization that works with families to see that their loved ones are well taken care of when they are not able to be there. more »

  West2010 wrote:

21&You does a great job servicing North Carolina! I volunteered with them in 2022 and look forward to doing it again in 2023! more »

  Rengle3 wrote:

I am honored to be a volunteer with this organization. AASR advocates for those like me who are discriminated, secluded and restrained simply due to lack of Neurotypical communication methods.Thank you Guy! more »

  Edythe Schwartz wrote:

CHOICE is a wonderful organization that offers help to people on their road to recovery in a way that is accecssible and welcoming. Peers with a lived experience offer hope and the tools to conquer fears and help everyone attain their dreams. This organization... more »

  josterhaus wrote:

My daughter loves having the opportunity to participate in such a fun & unique program with the most amazing & devoted group of instructors & volunteers! more »

  jameskwilson wrote:

Well spoke with Bart and he insured I would get help and would be on the list. The in about 5 to 6 weeks a local trainer which is located in talking rock, ga. Would contact me and set up the process to look for a companion and then training. The time... more »

  ldolle wrote:

Student Advocacy just recently held its 15th OTO (Overcoming the Odds) Awards dinner. Prior to the dinner, I wrote a personal card to each of the four students and included a 25 dollar gift certificate from Target in order for the student to buy a little... more »

  KayKG wrote:

Through their community American Sign Language classes, The Whole Person has impacted over 150+ people to learn basic ASL in order to learn how to communicate with family members, friends and to immerse themselves in Deaf culture. Micki from The Whole... more »

  snicholson wrote:

I had a great experience donating to this non profit and received a hand written thank you. more »

  kcohen wrote:

Libenu is an amazing organization that helps so many individuals and families more »

  jcravens wrote:

Knowbility has altered the thinking of thousands of people regarding access to technology for people with disabilities. Spend a few minutes at a Knowbility-related event and you will start seeing access for people with disabilities to the Internet, and... more »

  chelscaciano wrote:

Great organization with a great mission to champion equity and independence for people with disabilities through their services, partnerships, education, and advocacy. Paraquad is living up to the mission. more »

  asobel wrote:

I feel that PEATC cuts across disciplines to support families in their efforts to secure the best possible educational experiences for their children. I was excited to learn that they secured the PIRC responsibilities for the state of VA and disappointed... more »

  angelamariaotg wrote:

As the Founder of Off-The-Grid Missions, I have witnessed firsthand how we work to fill the gap in Disaster Response for Deaf and Disabled people (and their families) globally. Our team tackles unique, difficult, and oftentimes dangerous challenges... more »

  sherry5 wrote:

I am a parent with a disability who has adopted 2 children with disabilities. Over the last 17 years Families Together has helped us with so many things that we did not know about raising children with disabilities. They've come to I.E.P.'s, talked on... more »

  lane-klein wrote:

The mission of KIT is to provide training for staff associated with inclusion programs at out-of-school time programs. KIT's goals are to enrich the lives of all who participate and to increase understanding and acceptance of disabilities as a natural... more »

  melvetaroyal wrote:

I enjoy the community initiatives. I have been able to fellowship with like minded people and offer my life experience and expertise and furthering organizational goals. more »

  Lynn8988 wrote:

In 9/2014 I opened a supplemental needs/ pooled trust with the Center for Disability Rights, Inc. in Rochester, NY. Between that time and 6/2015 when I finally ended up having to cancel it they made chronic monthly errors in paying my bills for me. Every... more »

  SlbCane wrote:

Rise as one founded by Jonathan Mancebo! He Is an amazing person. He started rise to help bring awareness for those with disabilities. He is fighting for inclusion for all ! Step up and rise !! more »

  smusti wrote:

I've worked with and visited several non-profit organizations, but Rural Development Trust/ Vicente Ferrer Foundation is like no other. With the guiding mission of eradicating poverty, RDT has brought about measurably significant changes in different... more »

  Michael P. wrote:

MAHO is unique in Cleveland because of their focus on universally accessible housing for people with mobility disabilities. In addition to owning and operating five communities, MAHO is in the midst of a successful capital campaign to build a sixth facility... more »

  amc5875 wrote:

St. Louis (STL) Second Wind is an entirely volunteer staffed organization. Every dollar raised or donated goes directly to the support lung transplant patients. The Second Wind Assistance Fund provides financial support to meet emergency needs for... more »

  Elvis A.1 wrote:

I joined the foundation in 2018 and it has been a great ride ever since. This is a great foundation for a great cause! more »

  Lisa C. wrote:

AbleGamers is a nonprofit that I mostly interact with through Twitter and their website. There Twitter feed highlights interesting articles about gaming on other sites as well as letting me know about updates on their site as well. Plus, when I've message... more »

  lSaeger wrote:

I have been a volunteer puppy raiser for this organization, and now am currently a board member. The approach this organization takes ,building a community , has made this a really wonderful experience. more »

  Chiefs15 wrote:

I have been working with Guardians of NE IA for the past couple of years. They have been extremely professional and responsive to the needs of their members. I can tell they have a genuine care for the members they serve. more »

  Jim Gottstein wrote:

I co-founded the Law Project for Psychiatric Rights (PsychRights) to address the complete failure of the legal system in the United States to protect the rights of people to decline to take counterproductive, harmful, psychiatric drugs, especially the... more »

  wildmother wrote:

I have asked and asked the Public Interest Law Center to help me with a very serious Environmental Justice next to my house. The lot next to me was a contaminated industrial lot with many witnesses to presence of vats of acid and more. There is long history... more »

  Kim-Alliance wrote:

The Alliance provides information, training, and direct support for individuals with disabilities to help them with employment, education, and other needs necessary to live successfully in our community. They provide information and referral, independent... more »

  Denise LaBuda wrote:

I can share from first hand experience that the Matrix staff is one of the most dedicated, knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and committed group of men and women who work tirelessly to support families with children with special needs - every day. From a simple... more »

  Josh32 wrote:

I really love the people at ACCESS Academy because now I have promise of a future . I can type my thoughts now. You have no idea what it is like to be trapped in silence for years. Over time I suspect normal people fully will understand but I need typing... more »

  sunny3 wrote:

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  jerrythefaerie wrote:

I had a very bad experience with this group that is supposed to help people with AIDS on small fixed disability incomes with pro-bono advice on legal problems. I was facing eviction from my inexpensive rent contolled apartment of 27 years, as it was... more »

  Trueadvocate wrote:

Asked this agency for assistance with disabled son. They proved to be untruthful, did not return calls, did not follow up, and when they attended IEPs were very unprofessional. Attorneys and advocates came back late from lunch, and even fell asleep during... more »

  activistreactivist wrote:

MDRC is at the forefront of long-term care reform, working to make sure all of us can live in the community with needed supports. They do amazing, important work. more »

  trouper903 wrote:

This agency does great work. They have a caring staff who provide services for their clients in many ways. They spend numerous hours advocating for clients and their families. With Wisconsin currently undergoing a drastic change in long term care funding... more »

  mary26 wrote:

I volunteer with a consortium of school districts to provide continuing education through monthly speaker programs and approached ASSEW president, Emily Levine, as a possible co-sponsor for a nationally known speaker on autism. This speaker is autistic... more »

  BlackFam wrote:

HASA is a wonderful organization that provides professional, courteous and personal service to so many children in Baltimore. I know of no other organization in the area like it serving the needs of the deaf and hard of hearing. more »

  Writer wrote:

My daughter came to the Summerhouse after many years of pressure to complete academic and social tasks that were meaningless to her. When I searched for a post-high school program, it was apparent there was a void in options that both support and teach... more »

  joanofarc wrote:

If you are seeking services for a loved one with developmental disabilities, do not consider The ARC in Fitchburg. Reminiscent of an institutional mentality, this organization offers nothing that is progressive or life enriching for those they claim... more »

  Katie143 wrote:

Horrendous organization! I would give this organization negative stars if I could. The message they spread to parents of Deaf* children are horrendous. They suppress sign language and focus entirely on speech. While being able to speak... more »

  jkgd wrote:

This is a great place for our local folks with intellectual/developmental disabilities. They offer a recreation room daily, and several different activities like art, cooking, gardening, and exercise. They also do events in the community like dances,... more »

  13430West wrote:

South wind fields is innovative, creative and forward thinking. There are so few communities for adults who need extra support to be independent and Southwind Fields fills this huge gap! more »

  hamability wrote:

As a young person with a disability, it was rewarding and inspiring to work with such a dynamic and dedicated group of people. Working with the Pineda Foundation was an eye opening experience. I was able to learn about human rights, and advocacy efforts... more »

  pioneergrrrl wrote:

The staff of this organization has problems. They lack basic comprehension of ADA's legal applicability to post-secondary education. But they feel compelled to insult people who do present the appropriate information. It's obvious why the group cannot... more »

  Steven wrote:

This orginization is well know thru out the Salt Lake City area as being a non responsive part of the HIV/AIDS community. Hundreds of complainst have been made to the orginizations board about the executive director and yet nothing has been done about... more »

  Lee_16 wrote:

When rated by the armed forces charity review, united spinal/wwp was rated a D because of bloated salaries and administrative costs. Actual donation to helping vets was less than 25% more »

  luksterd wrote:

I've been on SSD over 10 years now and am near 45 yrs old . I've had an infection in my left hip where I had my femur joint and coupler removed and left me crippled. I've had 2 surgeries on it and went for a replacement hip which turned out with me getting... more »

  sunanda wrote:

ENC,Inc, stands for Every one Needs a Community. It is a group of family friends of people with autism who are working to create a community that supports successful, safe and independent living for adults with autism.There is a housing crisis for people... more »

  mobileUser517324 wrote:

My son has traveled with Camp Wego for over 4 years. He loves it and he returns s ok happy and excited for a new trip. Thanks to their scholarships my son is able to enjoy travel and become more independent. more »

  Mark E F. wrote:

I have had the opportunity to work with a great team, passionate volunteers, and enthusiastic sponsors over the past three years. Inclusive Inc I need to amplify my working impact I really look forward to seeing what the next 3 years brings sounds a few... more »

  DMC1 wrote:

The DSAGSL is a top notch organization run by a staff filled with integrity and class. They continually exceed my expectations. I am a donor as well as a mother of two children with special needs, (one with Down syndrome). It is an honor being associated... more »

  Dawn 23 wrote:

Variety the Children's Charity of Pittsburgh is an amazing organization that is dedicated to empowering children with physical and mental disabilities. Their work is truly inspiring. more »

  kktruran wrote:

The Golden Soldiers is an amazing, unique organization that applies the golden rule to "treat others the way you would like to be treated" while serving the special needs community. We have attended several of their sponsored events, and as a family... more »

  Lee W. wrote:

DREDF has been serving the community of persons with disabilities since the early 70's. They are just the BEST! Thank you DREDF for all you do for us! more »

  lee6 wrote:

Californians for Disability Rights Foundation, or CDRF, has been providing scholarships for California college students with disabilities since 1975. Many emerging leaders have been helped by receiving assistance from the CDRF scholarship fund. If you... more »

  Jennifer M.29 wrote:

I donate to the USAGA because of my father who was a double amputee. Prior to his injury he enjoyed the game of golf. After his amputations he never played golf again. If he would have know about the USAGA and all they do to include all individuals in... more »

  BDKD wrote:

This place is terrible. I've been stalked for almost four years, slowly having my life picked apart. And yes, part of that is her contacting the police constantly, for going places that I've been going since before she moved to CO, along with HR (when... more »

  NormanBBWC wrote:

The AIP BIPOC NETWORK is a unique organization, in that its leaders live the mission on a daily basis. The organization provides support and guidance to individuals newly diagnosed with autoimmune diseases as well as those with long-term health conditions.... more »

  Allison wrote:

I was able to hear Lynne, the Executive Director, speak about this phenomenal organization at our Partners in Policymaking. In an incredibly engaging presentation, Lynne described an organization that seeks to truly "include" people with disabilities... more »

  Ruben D. wrote:

Autism spectrum disorder foundation put a beautiful smile on my children face. I want to personally thank them for having such an amazing foundation. Their donation made my children feel special and not so different.. Thanks again more »

  barnonhill1 wrote:

I have known Dr Bob for a long time and have encouraged him to keep going on this effort. It is so important for people to communicate and to be able to help people do this is very exciting. more »

  jzigtema07 wrote:

Henderson ISD is only one of the 19 districts in Texas that is supported by this charity. They work with special education students that are served in our life skill programs. The students and our teachers are provide an educational opportunity for... more »

  aaron86 wrote:

Love TPAN services, like INCARE, POWER, and TEAM.In 2011, TPAN served a record number of clients andimplemented new programs, including Visual Arts and L.I.F.E. (Learning Immune Function Enhancement). more »

  Writer wrote:

I sent a check to DAV in Cincinnati, Ohio Feb 5,2017 and it was cashed on 2/8/2017 and every one that I call gives me the run around. I also have a neighbor that gives on a regular bases and she has not received anything. Whats up? We thought we were... more »

  richard1968 wrote:

Excellent, Beautiful artwork for people affected with mental health conditions.Inspiring story of Sir, Brian Belt.I am a volunteer artist from Chesapeake Virginia and perform during the 1st Anniversary of Mental Health Awareness & Creative Arts... more »

  kcknowsitall wrote:

I've been involved with this organization since 2011. Having had the opportunity to volunteer, I've been able to see up close what a huge impact The Arc has on the IDD individuals that participate in their program and their families, but also the entire... more »

  Don-T-Agree wrote:

There are a lack of these types of programs and a lack of funding for them as well. It is good to see that even though the funding is tight, there are places like TASC who provide personal, professional, and caring services to the disabled. I have seen... more »

  mel09 wrote:

The are here for our heroes that protect us everyday here and abroad. WE all need to support HOME TOWN HEROES because without them we would never make it as a country. more »

  maharg wrote:

Ladd is a fantastic organization in Cincinnati, they help our local adults with developmental disability find housing, employment and much more. more »

  Little Muffin wrote:

When i first open my door to the public to help the communtiy, you must be doing this from your heart. I never really advertise, you must come out and meet people and talk with them, let them know what kind of service you will be providing in the community.... more »

  Julia84 wrote:

I worked for NCLD for three years and was always inspired by the work to both support young people with learning disabilities and attention issues as well as to advocate for their rights and systemic changes in school systems and national policies. more »

  volunteer82 wrote:

Used to be a really good organization, it made a difference. more »

  gbardach wrote:

My name is Gina and I have suffered from Fibromyalgia for about five years and not diagnosed until 15 months ago. I actually had several people suggest this before diagnosis and I hadn't heard of it before then. I'm just glad to find so many organizations... more »

  rukidding wrote:

Absolutely horrible! They helped me get into an apartment development and when I began having issues with management, repeatedly called police about being harassed by a psychotic druggie tenant, THEY THREW ME UNDER THE BUS!!! Said that they can no longer... more »

  ccruz wrote:

We are a non-profit organization that helps low income children with special needs get the education they deserve in public and charter schools in the City of Philadelphia. The majority of our clients are spanish speaking. Most of our families have a... more »

  PRCA wrote:

Excellent organization that helps people with disabilities and their families! more »

  cheryl9 wrote:

This strong organization does so much good with very limited resources! I've met so many people here who are severely physically disabled, but still believe they can make a big difference in the world. They just need to know that they have a roof over... more »

  Schizopenguin77 wrote:

The workers of this entire company are generous and very unselfish people! They work hard to take care and maintain a high quality of life for all of their clients and are rather underpaid for it! more »

  SeniorSupporter wrote:

Great organization providing services to seniors and those with disabilities. They are a great resource in our community! more »

  CindyFacteau wrote:

I am the parent of two children on the Autism Spectrum. I have been a board member of the Autism Society San Diego for the past three years, and was inspired to join this all-volunteer board of directors as a direct result of seeing the incredible quality... more »

  mmcdonald12 wrote:

The Arc of Alabama advocates for the rights and protections of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. I am truly grateful and proud to be a part of this amazing organization! I would encourage everyone to join The... more »

  SINCERITY3005 wrote:

COLLEGE PARK, GA CALL CTR.1. employees who are downright nasty and rude to the disabled callers. For example, one female employee who sat diagonally from me and was rude. our supervisor would hear her and never did anything. 2. employees who... more »

  MaureenR wrote:

the Legal Clinic drafted an Advance Directive and Last Will and Testament for me in less than 5 weeks. the documents were thoroughly explained and were notarized at my in person appointment. I was treated with great courtesy and respect. there... more »

  viele wrote:

I do not know where to begin...this started off as a lesbian group for socialization...dances parties...no cover charge ...no monies...and the leader hired a nonprofit grant type to start the business or non profit...the site pages are all different...different... more »

  Lacey6 wrote:

Wonderful staff and amazing organization!! The director is a true professional and they truly care about their clients more »

  SallyJB wrote:

CLASS (Community Living And Support Services) has served Allegheny County and surrounding areas for 63 yrs. Employing nearly 400 people, serving over 600 individuals and providing over 550,000 hrs of service year. They strive to meet its mission... more »

  Writer wrote:

The ARC of Iroquois County provides people with intellectual disabilities residential and vocations opportunities they otherwise would not have, particularly in the rural, "small town" environment where they provide their services. I have a family member... more »

  Sandy Girl wrote:

this organization supports a fantastic cause and they work very hard to meet their goals more »

  GSDOK wrote:

Great organization with a staff that truly cares about assisting people with disabilities! more »

  PRCA wrote:

Excellent Self-Advocacy group for people with Developmental Disabilities! more »

  Billfish wrote:

Lighthouse of the Big Bend has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services... more »

  lennymr wrote:

I have been associated with this organzition for over ten years. they are vesatile and contriputed to seniors in many areas including health personal help to seniors with a low income teaching computers and so on more »

  CoolMaritza64 wrote:

My name is Maritza Stancil. I'm a 64 year old woman, who is disable. I have been on Baltimore County Section 8 for 12 years. I contacted Disability Rights for assistance in getting a voucher that's now due to me. They couldn't help me, are they really... more »

  Frank92880 wrote:

Helping Spanish Speaking People with Disabilities and their families its an awesome team Thanks for your dedication!! more »

  DRAIL wrote:

I donate to this non-profit on a monthly basis, they assisted people with disabilities of all types and ages this is a worthy cause, I recommend using them as a resource. more »

  Tom Ferry wrote:

The NFB of NJ is avery helpful organization for the blind and visually impaired. They provide specific information regarding special training in all areas for the blind including personal living skills i.e. cooking, cleaning, travel etc. They provide... more »

  Joanarc wrote:

The Arc of Ohio is truly an advocacy organization for people with disabilities. It's long history of being "the voice for people with disabilities" is demonstrated by the respect the Ohio Legislature has for the family friendly organization. The Arc... more »

  Nonprofits4Me wrote:

I contacted Bender seeking support for my son with ASD and PTS who wants to work but is challenged in gaining and keeping jobs. I received no response more »

  colorado mom wrote:

I am very pleased to see this organization building capacity and adding fabulous advocates and professionals to its staff and board. Although I haven't been a client of the LDAC, I have been a client to some of the wonderful people that make up the organization.... more »

  amariew wrote:

This organization has an inspiring mission that truly serves a huge range of the community. The Urban Wilderness Canoe Adventure program serves over 10,000 Minneapolis and Saint Paul Public School students each summer by getting them in canoes on the... more »

  Jkprofessional wrote:

I am a local professional and avid supporter of ARC. The "slightly used" clothing, antique furniture, books, and other offerings at their well stocked stores offer a welcome opportunity for me and my friends to donate to support their mission to serve... more »

  toledo wrote:

Autism Society is a SOLID organization that provides assistance from the toddler to the adult. The assistance that they provide is best summed up by their website. They offer toolkits, IEP support, newly diagnosed support, caregiver support groups, and... more »

  DrMargaret wrote:

LCE has assisted our developmentally disabled daughter thrive as an adult. They offer living space in an apartment with assistance as needed. They get her out for social and vocational activities. more »

  Jacob C.3 wrote:

I didn’t think it was possible for 7 years to be able to get back in the woods, well with TRINITY OUTDOORS I was able to. Not only did I get to kill my first deer, I got to kill 4 deer and 2 where bucks. I was able to get involved and pass on a hunt... more »

Our mission is to provide year-round sports training and competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults... more »

To assist rhode islanders with differing abilities in their efforts to achieve full inclusion in society and to exercise their... more »

EDS West Connect is dedicated to the empowerment & protection of individuals with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, by providing valuable... more »

The arc promotes and protects the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, actively supporting... more »

To provide services for the disabled. more »

CIAAG acts as a liaison between the public, lawmakers and other stakeholders to facilitate productive discussion and provide recommendations... more »

The arc of new jersey, on behalf of all individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities will: secure the opportunity... more »

The center for living & working is a nonprofit independent living center, which takes its direction from persons with disabilities.... more »

It is the philosophy of rutledge to provide the consumer/participant access to and involvement with a well-trained and devoted... more »

Our mission is to unite people in advocacy, to educate and assist families, organizations, public officials, and individuals concerned... more »

Latan assists individuals with disabilities to achieve enhanced quality of life and greater independence through access to assistive... more »

The Disabled Chicago Police Officers Association, DCPOA, founded in November, 1998, grew out of need to offer disabled Chicago... more »

Made up exclusively of men and women disabled in our national defense, the dav is dedicated to building better lives for america's... more »

To provide services and resources to orphanages and other similar institutions in developing countries where children with mental... more »

TO PROMOTE COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES FOR THE BENEFIT OF PERSONS WHO HAVE, OR ARE AT RISK OF HAVING, HEARING IMPAIRMENTS AND TO ACT... more »

To build and maintain site for nonprofit organizations to be a national disability center dedicated to improving the quality of... more »

The mission of united cerebral palsy of rhode island is to "advance the independence, productivity and full citizenship of individuals... more »

Empower individuals with disabilities through advocacy, collaboration, and full participation in the community. more »

To empower specially abled people by promoting education, employment, and accessibility. more »

To help seniors and disabled adults age with dignity grace and joy. more »

Case management, medicaid waiver services and other support for individuals with intellectual disabilities in tuscaloosa, bibb... more »

The mission of DFRC is to enrich the lives of Delawareans with intellectual disABILITIES. more »

To vigorously advocate for and enforce the legal rights of people with disabilities in arkansas. more »

Delta center partners with people with disabilities and their communities to remove barriers and promote positive changes leading... more »

People first believes that all people with disablilities should be treated as equal and be able to speak up for what they want... more »