- Bridges
to Youth Self-Sufficiency. We are pleased to be involved with this Social
Security Administration grant to the California Department of Rehabilitation.
At this time, we're using this page as a distribution point for members of the
Bridges team. In the future, it will contain updates on our activities.
Special needs family friendly fun - enhancing the quality and fun of family
life with special needs.
DND Press is the home of the Disability Resource Library. It's a comprehensive
collection of disability related documents including the complete texts of major
disability laws, regulations, government reports, guides, and more... all categorized,
indexed, and fully searchable.
Paradigm is a website about
disabilities with a British flavor. Great articles by the O'Briens and M. Smull.
Redwood Coast Regional Center
represents a beautiful area of California with a great looking site!
California's Tools and Strategies for
Family Partnerships. This web site is for sharing information about
successful tools and strategies that demonstrate and/or encourage partnerships
between and among families, family organizations, educators and policy makers.
Supported Life Institute
are those great folks who bring you the Supported Life Conference in Sacramento
every Fall.
While we have several links to and reprints from John O'Brien and Connie
Lyle O'Brien (Responsive Systems
Associates), here's a way to see more of them. Through the Center on Human
Policy, they write and distribute a wide range of wonderful informational material
on person-centered planning, community building, and innovative services. Those
publications are available on the Center's
web site (in Abode PDF format - available free from Adobe Systems).
Tri Counties Regional Center
has a great site with loads of information for people with developmental disabilities
and their families living in the Central Coast (San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
Ventura) area of California. It's not a new site, but it's taken us a while to
update our links.
Learning
Services Corporation provides long-term, supported living services for persons
with acquired brain injury on the East Coast.
Training
Resources Network is a well-respected publisher of resources to support people
with disabilities working and living in their communities.
Advocacy
People
First of the United Kingdom.
Our
friend John Jacobs awaits your visit and your email.
Welcome to Disability Infomation Resources
on the Internet Through Disability Advocacy Work With Networking (DAWWN).
State and National Disability Groups
The Organization of Area Boards
provides coordination and support to 13 local Area Boards on Developmental Disabilitiies
as well as advice and recommendations to state agencies, the Legislature and the
State Council. Congratulations to Area Board III, another new website recruit.
The
Oaks Group is a value based stakeholder organization of parents, consumers,
advocates, educators, service providers, and other professionals .
California
Developmental Disabilities Netlink provides information about services and
programs for children and adults with developmental disabilities in California.
Here
you'll find the Arc United States Home Page.
The California chapter
of The Association for Persons with Severe Handicaps.
National Home of Your Own Alliance
provides information and resources to promote home ownership for
people with disabilities.
Harbor Regional Center was
the first California regional center to go online.
Kern Regional Center is one of the 21 regional centers serving
Californians with developmental disabilities and their families.
California Department of Developmental
Services contracts with 21 private, nonprofit regional centers to provide
a comprehensive community-based system of developmental services throughout the
state.
ADA Information
ADA
and Disability Information Center.
Americans with Disabilities Act Document
Center.
Axis Disability Rights Website.
Social Security
SSA Home Page.
University Connections
Waisman Center Home Page and the
Family Village.
University of Minnesota Institute
on Community Integration.
Transition
School
to Work Interagency Transition Partnership (SWITP).
Technology
The wonderful people at the Alliance
for Technology.
Families
The Sibling Support Project is dedicated to the interests of brothers and
sisters of people with special health and developmental needs.
The
Beach Center on Families and Disabilities in Lawrence, Kansas.
Disability Solutions: A resource for families and others interested
in Down syndrome and related disabilities.
Supported Living
Our
old friend and associate, Claudia Bolton, has created a supported living service
in the Gold country of Northern California.
CIRCL is a new resource for information on supported living.
Employment
An employment resource database growing right here in the Napa
Valley. You will find great links here to other state and and national employment
sites.
CARF provides accreditation
and technical assistance to community employment services for people with disabilities.
Other Resources
The Pennsylvania Journal On Positive Approaches is a quarterly publication
dedicated to helping people with developmental disabilities and challenging behaviors
live fulfilling Everyday Lives.
The Dual Diagnosis Task Force is a working group of Pennsylvanians dedicated
to improving the ways in which people with mental retardation and a concurrent
mental illness are supported, served and perceived in their homes and communities.
The National Institute on Life Planning
for Persons with Disabilities.
Evan
Kemp and Associates with a variety of disability resources.
Find out about the art of
Gentle Teaching.
See
for yourself, great things are happening at Inclusion Press.
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