Resource Directory

Breeds, raises, trains, and places service dogs with children and veterans with disabilities. First agency in the U.S. to place task-trained Autism Assistance Dogs with tracking skills. Places 120+ service dogs annually including autism, seizure, diabetes alert, and mobility dogs.

First Black transgender wheelchair-using model signed to a major modeling agency. Advocates for disability representation in fashion and media.

The nation's largest disability-focused expo, held in 7+ U.S. cities annually. Features hundreds of exhibitors showcasing adaptive equipment, assistive technology, vehicle modifications, recreation, and services. Free admission.

Children's book series celebrating disability and inclusion through engaging stories. Teaches kids about different abilities and the value of diversity in an age-appropriate way.

Information about ABLE accounts — tax-advantaged savings accounts for individuals with disabilities.

National database of assistive technology products with over 40,000 products for people with disabilities.

World's largest charity for gamers with disabilities. Provides free assistive technology grants ('Expansion Packs') with customized gaming equipment, plus one-on-one accessibility consultations.

Assistive technology switches, mounting systems, and adapted educational tools. Makes technology accessible for people with disabilities through simple, reliable devices.

1-800-322-0956

Instagram account documenting accessible travel, outdoor adventures, and recreation for people with disabilities. Reviews destinations and shares tips for accessible travel planning.

Instagram account highlighting accessible playgrounds, parks, and play spaces in Virginia. Reviews and rates play areas for wheelchair accessibility and inclusive design.

Provides Medicaid-covered home medical supplies including incontinence products for adults and children. Dedicated pediatric program for children with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, developmental delays, and spina bifida. Handles doctor prescriptions on your behalf with discreet monthly delivery.

1-888-280-8632

Official U.S. Department of Justice resource on service animal rights under the ADA. Covers legal definitions, requirements for businesses, FAQ on where service animals are permitted, and how to file discrimination complaints.

1-800-514-0301

Retailer of switch-adapted toys, devices, and assistive technology products for children and adults with disabilities. Carries a wide range of switch-accessible toys, communication devices, and environmental controls.

Provides incontinence supplies for adults and children through insurance with a simple 2-step eligibility process. Handles prescriptions, insurance navigation, and monthly shipments. Bills Medicaid, Medicare, BCBS, and many private plans directly — supplies can be 100% covered.

1-844-276-5588

Multisensory, mastery-based Orton-Gillingham reading and spelling curriculum. Works for students with and without learning disabilities. Includes hands-on manipulatives, structured teacher guides, and systematic phonics instruction. 1-year unconditional return policy.

Author of 'How You Can Handle More Than You Can Handle' and caregiver advocate. Shares disability parenting experiences, practical advice, and inspiration on Instagram.

Searchable database of accredited camps including camps for children with special needs and disabilities.

GPS tracker and watch designed specifically for children with autism and special needs. Features real-time tracking, geofencing alerts, two-way speakerphone, school bus monitoring, and non-removable sensory-friendly wearable kit.

Apple builds accessibility into every product and regularly highlights disability inclusion through campaigns like 'I'm Not Remarkable' (2025) — a musical celebration of disabled individuals thriving in everyday life, including going to college.

Beach and water wheelchairs designed for sand, surf, and pool access. Helps individuals with mobility challenges enjoy aquatic environments.

Global accrediting body for assistance dog organizations. Searchable directory of 153+ accredited programs worldwide. Essential starting point for finding a reputable, vetted service dog provider.

National network providing AT information, device demonstrations, and lending programs in every state.

Award-winning symbol-based AAC app for iPad/iPhone enabling nonspeaking children and adults to communicate. Fully customizable vocabulary that grows with the user.

Autism advocacy organization providing resources, research funding, and community support for individuals with autism and their families.

Comprehensive dental tool kit for families and dental professionals. Includes a 10-minute video, visual schedules for dental visits, toothbrushing task analysis, tips for reducing anxiety, and fact sheets. Created in partnership with Colgate and Philips-Sonicare.

Orton-Gillingham based tutoring program designed so parents can tutor their own children with dyslexia. 10 sequential levels covering reading, spelling, and writing with scripted lessons requiring no special training. Widely considered one of the most effective programs for dyslexia remediation.

By Kate Strohm. Explores the often-secret feelings of siblings based on the author's own experience and extensive interviews. Offers valuable coping strategies for teens and adults.

Complete home alerting system for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Transmitters detect doorbells, phone calls, smoke alarms, and baby cries, then alert via flashing lights, vibration, or amplified sound. Works without WiFi.

Creates one-to-one friendships, employment opportunities, and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Adaptive shoes with zip-around design for easy on/off, designed for individuals with disabilities.

World's leading manufacturer of wheelchair accessible vehicles and wheelchair lifts. Offers converted minivans, SUVs, and commercial vehicles plus vehicle modification services.

1-800-488-0359

Powered rotating and lowering car seat that swivels out of the vehicle and lowers to a comfortable transfer height. Compatible with many vehicle models.

1-800-488-0359

Modular 'snap and play' gaming controller with 15+ interchangeable parts and over 100 million possible configurations to match individual physical needs. Xbox designated.

One of the oldest and largest service dog organizations (founded 1975). Provides expertly trained service dogs to adults, children, and veterans with disabilities. Dogs trained in up to 45 tasks. Six regional training centers nationwide. Dogs and all follow-up services provided at no cost.

Find certified professionals trained in accessible home design and modifications for people with disabilities.

Support and resources specifically for family caregivers, including mental health resources and peer support.

Online medical supply store founded by family caregivers, offering incontinence products, nutrition, wound care, and caregiving supplies. Customer care team includes nurses available 24/7. Accepts FSA/HSA cards. 30% off first Autoship subscription order.

855-855-1666

Large body suits and adaptive clothing for babies and children.

Adaptive clothing including large body suits and g-tube access clothing for children with special needs.

Free developmental milestone resources, checklists, and tips for parents to track their child's development from 2 months to 5 years.

Provides grants for adaptive sports equipment and athletic training for people with physical disabilities. Funds handcycles, running prosthetics, sports wheelchairs, and more.

Provides information about ketogenic diet therapies and other dietary treatments for epilepsy, neurological disorders, and select cancers. Founded in honor of Charlie Abrahams.

Quality-of-life grants, peer mentoring, and the Paralysis Resource Center with free information specialists. Provides funding for adaptive equipment, home modifications, and community programs.

1-800-539-7309

Free captioned telephones and apps for people with hearing loss. Phones, installation, and ongoing service provided at no cost under the ADA.

Resource for assistive technology in education and employment for individuals with disabilities.

Nonprofit providing evidence-based homeschooling guidance. Disability section covers recognizing disabilities, getting diagnoses, creating IEPs for homeschooled children, and finding credible therapy resources. Advocates for comparable access to testing and services.

Founded by actor Colin Farrell, supports organizations and programs serving individuals with intellectual disabilities, inspired by his son who has Angelman syndrome.

Open-source, cloud-based AAC app that syncs across devices. Supports two-way messaging, remote modeling, eye/head tracking, and switches. Uses Open Board Format for interoperability.

Nonprofit equipping and empowering families caring for a child with a serious medical condition. Videos, podcasts, guides addressing anticipatory grief, decision-making around serious illness, and end-of-life planning. Monthly Zoom support meetings.

Founded 1974. Provides free comprehensive dental treatment through the Donated Dental Services program for people with permanent disabilities, those 65+, or medically fragile individuals who cannot afford care. Network of 15,000+ volunteer dentists and 3,600 dental labs nationwide.

By Deborah Reber. A guide for parents raising children with ADHD, autism, giftedness, learning disabilities, and other neurological differences. Offers 18 paradigm shifts for parenting differently wired kids.

Patented adaptive silverware designed for people with grip impairments due to spinal injury, arthritis, Parkinson's, stroke, or other conditions. Uses a yoke design enabling users to grasp utensils independently.

Edited by Alice Wong. Anthology of essays by disabled writers covering Being, Becoming, Doing, and Connecting. An essential collection for understanding disability from diverse perspectives.

Jeans and pants designed specifically for individuals with Down syndrome, accounting for body proportions and ease of dressing.

National resource center for early intervention and early childhood special education programs.

Leading nonprofit providing services for people with disabilities including early intervention, therapy, employment training, camping, and adult day programs.

1-800-221-6827

By Cece Bell. Graphic memoir chronicling the author's childhood experience navigating the world with hearing loss using a Phonic Ear hearing aid. Told with humor and warmth. Newbery Honor book. Ages 8-12.

Over 40 years designing switch-adapted toys, AAC devices, adaptive switches, and daily living products. Extensive catalog of cause-and-effect toys for early learning and sensory development for children and adults with disabilities.

Designs and manufactures affordable assistive technology and switch-adapted products including toys, communication devices, sensory items, and environmental controls for people with disabilities.

800-832-8697

AI-powered smart glasses that convert visual information into speech. Can read text, describe scenes, recognize faces, and scan barcodes for people who are blind or have low vision.

Leading national nonprofit supporting people with epilepsy and seizure disorders through education, advocacy, research funding, and community programs.

1-800-332-1000

Premier provider of adaptive dining equipment including curved utensils, weighted spoons, steady spoons, adaptive plates/bowls, and easy-grip handles. Products designed by occupational therapists to promote independent eating.

A comprehensive guide covering medical issues, insurance, financial planning, disability rights, and education plans. An actionable roadmap for newly diagnosed families.

Portable and modular ramps, handrails, and access solutions for homes and buildings. Lightweight aluminum ramps for doorways, stairs, and vehicles.

1-800-451-1903

National nonprofit addressing grief unique to caregiving for someone with a chronic or progressive illness — the loss experienced while a loved one is still living, loss of the relationship, loss of independence, and identity after caregiving ends.

National network helping families navigate healthcare and insurance systems for children with special health care needs.

First organization in the world dedicated to pediatric feeding disorder (PFD). Provides a directory to find feeding centers and healthcare professionals, plus research, articles, videos, and parent resources.

Curated list of adaptive clothing options for individuals with feeding tubes.

Nonprofit providing practical information for parents and caregivers raising a child with a feeding tube. Offers guides on different tube types, troubleshooting, and a large community for peer support.

FEMA resources for emergency planning and disaster response for people with disabilities.

Guide to finding medical providers who are experienced with and accessible to patients with disabilities.

Innovative wheelchair accessories including the Upsee (standing mobility device for children) and GoTo Seat (postural support). Helps children with disabilities participate in everyday activities.

Designs and manufactures innovative pediatric mobility devices including standing frames and gait trainers for children with disabilities.

By Laurie Wallin. Highlights forgiveness as the first step to improving daily life and shares practical strategies for addressing the 'wishing things were different' feelings that special needs parents experience.

Wearable wireless head mouse that lets users control phones, computers, and tablets hands-free through head movements. Includes bite switch for clicking. 150+ hour battery life.

Leveraged Freedom Chair (LFC) — an all-terrain wheelchair designed for active use on trails, grass, gravel, and sand. Designed at MIT.

The nation's largest supplier of incontinence products since 1986. Carries major brands (Depend, Poise, TENA) with discreet home delivery. Accepts Medicaid. Free samples available. Only $2.95 flat order charge regardless of size, no shipping fees.

800-269-4663

Since 1996, HCD has delivered insurance-covered medical supplies including incontinence, diabetes, urology, and wound care products directly to your door. Dedicated pediatric/special needs program for children with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, spina bifida, and other conditions. Bills insurance and Medicaid directly — supplies at little to no cost.

Founded by Marianne Sunderland, a veteran homeschool mom of 8 children (7 with dyslexia). Weekly articles, online courses, and coaching for parents homeschooling children with dyslexia, ADHD, and related learning differences. Covers curriculum selection and teaching strategies.

By Kristin Faith Evans and Todd Evans. Practical, evidence-based ways to protect and strengthen your marital relationship while navigating the demands of caring for children with disabilities. Published 2024.

By Amanda Griffith Atkins. A caregiver's guide offering practical strategies, encouragement, and real-life wisdom for parents navigating the challenges of raising a child with disabilities.

Home School Legal Defense Association provides legal defense for homeschool families with a dedicated Special Needs program. Consultants review test reports, make curriculum recommendations, maintain a directory of homeschool-friendly providers, and help navigate special education law. Curriculum grants available for families in financial need.

Adaptive hiking carriers and trail chairs that enable people with disabilities to experience hiking trails and outdoor adventures with family and friends.

Federal resources on housing rights for people with disabilities, reasonable accommodations, and accessibility requirements.

Full line of refreshable braille displays, video magnifiers, smart glasses, and audio assistants for people who are blind or have low vision. Products include Brailliant braille displays and Prodigi magnifiers.

By Laurie Lears. A picture book told from a sister's perspective about her brother Ian who has autism. Shows how he experiences the world differently through his senses.

Assistive technology company providing switch-accessible devices, communication aids, and adapted toys. Offers products for early learning, cause-and-effect, and environmental control for individuals with complex needs.

Free FCC-certified mobile app providing real-time phone call captioning using AI speech recognition and live human stenographers. Users can toggle between modes mid-call.

Small, lightweight 5G-compatible GPS tracker with real-time location tracking and nationwide coverage. Designed to be worn or clipped to clothing for children with special needs or seniors.

Adaptive clothing designed by occupational therapists for children with disabilities, featuring easy-dress openings and sensory-friendly fabrics.

By Sonia Sotomayor (Supreme Court Justice). Features children of various abilities planting a garden together, encouraging kids to ask questions about differences rather than make assumptions. Ages 3-8.

Supports families using ketogenic diet therapy for seizure management. Provides education, resources, and community for families navigating dietary treatments for epilepsy.

Free, self-paced, mastery-based learning platform with thousands of video lessons and exercises across math, science, computing, arts, and more. Accessibility features include screen reader compatibility, reduced motion settings, WCAG-compliant contrast, and keyboard navigation. Khan Academy Kids available for ages 2-8.

Adaptive clothing options including easy-dress styles, sensory-friendly fabrics, and wheelchair-friendly designs.

Sensory-friendly clothing with tagless designs, flat seams, and soft fabrics for children with sensory processing challenges.

By Shane Burcaw. Memoir describing growing up with spinal muscular atrophy with humor and unflinching honesty. From the creator of Squirmy and Grubs.

Human-narrated audiobooks for students with print disabilities including dyslexia, blindness, visual impairment, or physical disabilities that prevent reading standard print. Extensive library of textbooks and literature downloadable on most devices.

Children's book promoting inclusive play and helping young readers understand that all children — regardless of ability — deserve to play together.

Toy lending library and switch adaptation service. Adapts standard toys with switches so children with physical disabilities can play independently. Provides guides for DIY toy adaptation.

Speech-generating devices designed specifically for adults with aphasia and communication disorders from stroke, brain injury, or progressive neurological conditions. Medicare-reimbursable.

Award-winning blog and social media presence by Ellen Seidman, mom of Max who has cerebral palsy. Running since 2008, it informs, inspires, and helps parents of kids with disabilities with honest, widely-respected content.

501(c)(3) nonprofit raising awareness and celebrating individuals with limb differences (symbrachydactyly, congenital, amputee). Creates parent support networks, links to medical resources, and hosts events.

Disability advocate and content creator with Down syndrome. Shares her life, accomplishments, and advocacy work to challenge stereotypes and promote inclusion.

Instagram influencer sharing disability life, humor, and advocacy. Creates content that normalizes disability and celebrates accessible living.

Uses 3D printing technology to create custom, affordable wheelchairs and adaptive equipment. Innovative approach to personalized mobility solutions.

Invention kit that turns everyday objects into touchpads and switches. Widely used in special education and assistive technology to create custom switches from any conductive material — bananas, play-doh, foil, and more.

Nonprofit that rescues shelter dogs and trains them as service dogs for seizure alert, diabetes alert, psychiatric alert, autism support, and light mobility assistance. Offers both full-service training and 'train your own service dog' programs.

Microsoft's accessibility initiative includes the Xbox Adaptive Controller, built-in Windows accessibility features, and AI for Accessibility grant program. Committed to empowering people with disabilities through technology.

Adaptive baseball leagues for children with disabilities, with rubberized fields designed for wheelchairs and walkers.

Sells and services wheelchair-accessible vehicles nationwide. Offers van conversions, hand controls, wheelchair lifts, turning seats, and other vehicle modifications with locations across the U.S.

1-877-275-4907

Blind motivational speaker, model, and content creator sharing her experience with vision loss. Advocates for accessibility and inclusion with millions of followers across platforms.

Premium wheelchair mounting system for AAC devices, tablets, laptops, and phones. Customizable arm positions with adjustable resistance. Pow!r Mount model offers motorized positioning via switch control.

Adaptive sports programs for youth and adults with physical disabilities including skiing, cycling, kayaking, and more.

Supports people with muscular dystrophy and related neuromuscular diseases through research, care, and advocacy. Includes MDA Summer Camp.

1-800-572-1717

By Holly Robinson Peete and Ryan Elizabeth Peete. Told from a twin sister's perspective about her brother Charlie who has autism. Shares what it's like to love, worry about, and understand a sibling with autism. Ages 4-8.

Mental health support, education, and advocacy including support groups for caregivers.

Christian nonprofit providing encouragement and information to families homeschooling children with special needs. Publishes a quarterly newsletter and connects families for mutual support.

Largest provider of legally based advocacy services for people with disabilities in the US.

Provides information, advocacy, and support to families, individuals, and professionals involved with Down syndrome. Hosts annual convention.

1-800-232-6372

Leading human rights organization for people with Down syndrome, providing advocacy, education, research, and community programs.

1-800-221-4602

Patient advocacy organization for individuals with rare diseases and disabilities. Provides financial assistance programs and a rare disease database.

Free lifetime access pass for U.S. citizens with permanent disabilities to national parks and federal recreation sites.

Modular and portable wheelchair ramps for home access. Aluminum ramp systems that install quickly without concrete or permits. Rent or purchase options.

1-877-884-7267

Federal resource providing practical oral care guidance for developmental disabilities including autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and intellectual disabilities. Includes caregiver guides and tips for dental professionals.

Nike's hands-free, easy-entry shoe technology designed for people with disabilities. Features flip-back heels and zippered openings.

By Jed Baker, Ph.D. Practical positive strategies for managing and preventing out-of-control behavior in children with autism, ADHD, and sensory processing challenges.

Specializes in high-absorbency adult and youth diapers, bladder control pads, and waterproof bed pads. Dedicated special needs diapers section and youth/teen incontinence line. Founded by a Board Certified Patient Advocate. Has served over 2.5 million individuals. FSA/HSA accepted.

800-563-0161

Largest provider of Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) in the United States. Provides custom wheelchairs, seating, and mobility solutions with certified rehab technology professionals.

1-800-500-9150

National nonprofit providing information, peer support, and networking for individuals who depend on home parenteral (IV) and/or enteral (tube) nutrition. Maintains a volunteer network offering telephone support, hospital visits, and local meetups.

AI-powered wearable smart camera that clips to eyeglasses. Reads text aloud, recognizes faces, identifies products/money/colors in real time. Works completely offline.

Award-winning special education and speech therapy app with 100+ games developed with psychologists and special education teachers. Personalized curriculum for each child. Strict no-ads policy. Available on iOS and Android.

Comprehensive transition planning resources for youth with disabilities moving from school to adult life.

Federally funded hub connecting families to their state's Parent Training and Information Centers. Provides curated resources on disability rights, special education services, IEP navigation, and system navigation.

Founded in 2008 by caregivers, offers premium incontinence products and caregiving supplies. Specific resources for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). Customer service led by an award-winning gerontologist with personal caregiving experience. FSA/HSA accepted.

Since 1979, custom-trains and places service dogs, seizure response dogs, hearing dogs, autism assistance dogs, and medical alert dogs. Works with individuals with MS, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries, ALS. Dogs provided at no charge.

Leading manufacturer of power wheelchairs, manual wheelchairs, and seating and positioning solutions. Also offers wheelchair accessible vehicle solutions and power assist devices.

1-800-736-0925

Leading manufacturer of AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) speech-generating devices and language systems for people who cannot speak. Used by SLPs and families worldwide.

1-800-262-1984

Mouth-operated game controller with four sip-and-puff sensors and lip position sensor. Compatible with PS3, PS4, Nintendo Switch, PC, and Mac. Available in FPS and Singleton models.

Disability parenting podcast covering real experiences of raising children with disabilities. Offers community and shared stories for caregivers navigating the disability parenting journey.

Phone and tablet mounting systems for wheelchairs with quick-release, swivel features, and X-Grip holders for hands-free device access.

Federal emergency preparedness resources specifically for individuals with disabilities and their caregivers.

Non-profit providing free home modifications and accessibility improvements for people with disabilities.

Manufactures adaptive equipment for children and adults with disabilities, including gait trainers, standers, bath and toileting aids, and activity chairs. Known for high-quality pediatric equipment.

1-800-571-8198

Assistive technology products including switch interfaces, iPad/tablet access solutions, and adapted input devices for individuals with physical disabilities. Known for innovative and affordable AT solutions.

800-752-6673

By Cynthia Lord. Newbery Honor book featuring 12-year-old Catherine and her younger brother David who has autism. A touching story about acceptance and identity from the sibling perspective. Ages 9-12.

Provides catheters, ostomy, and incontinence supplies with a dedicated Kids Corner pediatric program for children with autism, special needs, and cerebral palsy. Team handles all paperwork and insurance coordination. Accepts Medicaid in select states (GA, AL, TX, SC). Free delivery.

Non-profit that tells disability and special needs stories to promote understanding and acceptance.

Author and content creator with spinal muscular atrophy. Shane and his wife Hannah create content about disability, relationships, and daily life, challenging stereotypes with humor and honesty.

National network providing information, support, and tools for siblings of individuals with disabilities.

National program providing peer support for brothers and sisters of people with special needs. Includes Sibshops workshops.

Comprehensive AAC software for communication, environmental control, and computer access. Supports symbol and text communication with eye gaze, switch, and touch access.

Federal disability benefits including Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI).

Extra-loud alarm clocks (up to 113 dB) with bed shakers and flashing strobe lights. The 'Sonic Bomb' line has been a staple product for the deaf community since 1972.

Evidence-based feeding therapy program with free parent resources and guides for addressing feeding challenges. Developed by Dr. Kay Toomey, widely used by OTs and SLPs for children who are picky eaters or have feeding aversions related to sensory or medical conditions.

Nonprofit membership organization of dental professionals dedicated to oral health for people with complex dental needs. Encompasses hospital dentistry, dentistry for persons with disabilities, and geriatric dentistry. Contact for referrals at scda@thescda.org or (817) 213-6164.

(817) 213-6164

By Robert Naseef, Ph.D. Explores the struggles and rewards of raising a child with a disability. Offers professional guidance combined with personal experience as a father of a son with autism.

National network of attorneys specializing in special needs trusts, guardianship, estate planning, and benefits preservation.

World's largest sports organization for children and adults with intellectual disabilities — year-round training and competitions.

Nonprofit connecting special education homeschooling families with information, materials, services, and support. Offers articles, videos, podcasts, IEP templates, literacy guides, quick-start guides, and free regional online 'SPED Strong Tribes' parent support communities.

Award-winning wheelchair travel blogger and content creator. Sylvia shares accessible travel adventures, destination reviews, and tips for traveling in a power wheelchair. Over 130 travel videos produced.

National organization serving individuals with spina bifida through education, advocacy, research, and community programs.

1-800-621-3141

Global manufacturer of manual and powered wheelchairs (Quickie, Zippie brands), mobility scooters, and seating systems. Wide range of pediatric through adult mobility solutions.

1-800-333-4000

Specializes in switch-adapted toys and devices for children with physical disabilities. Offers pre-adapted toys ready to use with accessibility switches, plus DIY switch adaptation guides and tutorials.

Wheelchair-compatible backpacks and adaptive gear designed for individuals who use mobility devices.

Adaptive clothing line for kids featuring sensory-friendly options, seated-wear designs, abdominal access for feeding tubes, and easy-on/off shoes.

Bluetooth hub allowing people with limited mobility to control smartphones, tablets, computers, and smart home devices through adaptive switches or wheelchair joystick controls. Pairs with up to 8 devices.

Collection of inspiring TED Talks focused on disability, inclusion, and advocacy.

Dr. Nicole Julia, occupational therapist and inclusive children's book author. Shares disability inclusion content and promotes the Able Fables book series. 20% of profits donated to build inclusive playgrounds — over $60K donated.

By Deborah Pierce (architect). Comprehensive guide to creating accessible living environments using universal design principles — goes beyond basic ramps and grab bars to make homes accessible without sacrificing beauty or style.

The largest national community-based organization advocating for and with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The nation's largest community-based organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Provides advocacy, resources, education, and support through 600+ state and local chapters.

1-800-433-5255

Airport rehearsal program helping individuals with autism and intellectual disabilities practice air travel in a stress-free environment. Families walk through check-in, security, and boarding without actually flying.

National organization assisting families after the death of a child of any age. Offers a specific online support group for families who have lost a special needs child, recognizing the unique grief of losing the caregiving identity. Over 600 chapters in all 50 states.

The National Grief Center for Children and Families. Provides grief support before and after a death, including dedicated resources on grief and developmental disabilities — supporting grieving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

By Carol Stock Kranowitz. Explains Sensory Processing Differences (SPD) and presents a drug-free approach for parents. Helps parents recognize sensory issues and find appropriate therapies. A foundational text in the special needs parenting community.

Compiled by Don Meyer. Real siblings answer questions about their experiences in a slam-book format. Honest, funny, and validating for teens who have a brother or sister with a disability.

By Don Meyer and Emily Holl. Written for siblings of people with disabilities, this guide addresses the unique joys and challenges of growing up with a brother or sister who has special needs.

Free resource from CAST providing evidence-based framework for designing flexible learning experiences that accommodate individual learning differences. Essential for IEP advocacy.

National resource for college options for people with intellectual disabilities, including program search and planning tools.

By Samantha Cotterill. A children's picture book showing how going to the beach can be overwhelming to the senses, combining storytelling with practical calming strategies. Great for kids with sensory processing differences.

Hosts Night to Shine, a worldwide prom experience for people with special needs ages 14+. Events held at churches in all 50 states and internationally.

Online multimedia curriculum for PreK-12 with features beneficial for neurodivergent learners: lessons broken into small chunks (ADHD), consistent predictable structure (autism), text-to-speech, adjustable grade levels, and automated grading. Covers language arts, math, science, social studies, and electives.

Leading manufacturer of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices and eye-tracking technology. Helps people with speech and communication challenges express themselves.

1-800-344-1778

Adaptive clothing line featuring magnetic buttons, adjustable hems, and seated-wear designs. One of the first major fashion brands to create a dedicated adaptive collection for adults and children.

Comprehensive nonprofit for people with learning and thinking differences. Offers articles on IEP accommodations, assistive tech recommendations, simulations showing what ADHD/dyslexia feel like, teaching strategies, and a supportive community. Covers school-age through adult.

National organization advancing the independence and inclusion of people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities through programs and advocacy.

Advocacy, peer support, and resource referrals for people with spinal cord injuries and disorders. Publishes New Mobility magazine and operates a free resource center.

1-800-404-2898

By Donald Meyer. Forty-five siblings share their experiences growing up with a brother or sister with a disability. Written by kids for kids ages 4-10.

Wheelchair-accessible minivan conversions with power ramps and lowered floors. Partners with Honda, Toyota, and Chrysler for factory-level accessible vehicle conversions.

By R.J. Palacio. Companion to the bestselling Wonder. Tells the story of Auggie, an ordinary boy with an extraordinary face, encouraging readers to look past appearances and choose kindness. Ages 3-7.

Accessibility and universal design resources for creating inclusive environments.

The leading resource for special education law and advocacy. Free articles, legal cases, and strategies for IEPs, Section 504, and IDEA. Essential for understanding what services homeschooled children may still access from public schools.

A collection of inspiring personal stories by real parents who have experienced the hardships and joys of raising a child with a disability. Offers hope and connection.

Founded by a father whose daughter was born with a brain injury, Youth Crews fills the gap between baby and adult diapers with age-appropriate incontinence products for kids ages 4-17 with disabilities. Soft, breathable tabbed diapers in sizes 9-11 with designs that aren't babyish or clinical. FSA/HSA eligible.

Zappos Adaptive collection features shoes and clothing designed for people with disabilities, including easy-on/easy-off shoes, single shoes, and adaptive apparel from major brands.

The National Center on Disability and Journalism style guide provides recommended language and terminology for reporting on disability topics. Essential reference for caregivers and advocates.

Comprehensive guidelines from the ADA National Network on respectful, person-first and identity-first language when writing or speaking about people with disabilities.

National nonprofit fighting stigmas and advancing opportunities for people with disabilities. Provides resources on inclusive language, media representation, and disability etiquette.

Guide to respectful disability language from the Center for Disability Rights, covering person-first vs. identity-first preferences, outdated terms to avoid, and inclusive alternatives.

The largest cross-disability membership organization in the US, promoting equal opportunity and empowerment. Provides advocacy resources, policy information, and guidance on respectful disability language.

2013 H Street NW, Washington, DC 20006

(202) 457-0046

Resources from The Arc on using respectful language when talking about intellectual and developmental disabilities, including tips for caregivers, educators, and community members.

(800) 433-5255

Run by and for autistic people, ASAN provides resources on identity-first language preferences in the autistic community, self-advocacy tools, and policy guidance for caregivers and allies.

The largest provider of legally based advocacy services for people with disabilities in the US. Offers resources on disability rights language, legal advocacy, and connecting with state protection and advocacy agencies.

820 First Street NE, Suite 740, Washington, DC 20002

(202) 408-9514

Guide for parents and caregivers on how to talk to children about disability in age-appropriate, respectful ways. Covers common questions kids ask and how to foster understanding and inclusion.

Resource from Seattle Childrens Hospital on helping children understand disability, build empathy, and use respectful language when interacting with peers who have disabilities.

CDC guidelines on inclusive communication practices when interacting with people who have disabilities. Covers preferred terminology, communication tips, and resources for caregivers and health professionals.

AARP resource helping caregivers understand disability-related terminology, navigate conversations with healthcare providers, and use inclusive language when advocating for their loved ones.

Therapist-owned company operated by a 30+ year speech-language pathologist. Hand-adapts nearly all products on-site. Offers switch-adapted toys, communication devices, and the affordable Switch It Up! switch.

Facilitates inclusion of children with disabilities through therapeutic play-based family sessions and toy lending libraries. AblePlay website provides independent ratings and reviews of toys by disability category.

Organization coordinating toy-adapting volunteers and maintaining a directory of toy-adapting organizations nationwide. Connects families of children with disabilities to adapted toy resources.

Supports families affected by GNAO1, a rare genetic neurological disorder causing movement disorders and epilepsy. Funds research, raises awareness, and connects GNAO1 families with resources and community.

Family-started foundation honoring Julia, who passed from I-cell disease. Fills non-medical gaps for children who are seriously ill or have special needs — building ramps, providing adaptive equipment, granting wishes, home modifications, and dream trips for families.

Advances awareness and treatment of Angelman syndrome through education, research funding, and support for individuals and families. Maintains a contact registry and hosts educational conferences for the AS community.

(800) 432-6435

The largest non-governmental funder of Angelman syndrome research in the world. Parent-founded organization driving transformative research and clinical trials toward a cure, with 9 global chapters and over $43 million raised since inception.

Leading research, family support, and advocacy organization for Rett syndrome. Has funded over $60 million in peer-reviewed research grants and provides in-depth resources, education, and community connections for caregivers.

The largest worldwide funder of Rett syndrome research, advancing genetic medicines that target the root cause. Has invested over $92 million in research toward cures for Rett syndrome caused by MECP2 mutations.

Funds research to better understand and treat Prader-Willi syndrome, a complex genetic condition causing chronic hunger, obesity risk, and developmental delays. Connects families with clinical trials and educational resources.

Founded in 1975, provides a national and international network of information, support services, and research for families and professionals involved with Prader-Willi syndrome. Offers crisis support, educational materials, and chapter-based family connections.

(941) 312-0400

Established in 1984, unites the Fragile X community through educational support, awareness, and research advancement. Hosts an international conference every two years attended by 1,000+ people from 50+ countries, connecting families with clinicians and researchers.

(800) 688-8765

Directly funds research grants and fellowships at top universities worldwide to find treatments and a cure for Fragile X syndrome. Partners with biomedical and pharmaceutical companies to bridge the gap between research discoveries and actual treatments.

Founded in 1974 by four mothers of children with TSC, the TSC Alliance is the leading nonprofit for tuberous sclerosis complex. Catalyzes new treatments, drives research toward a cure, and provides lifelong support including discussion groups, educational materials, and family services.

(800) 225-6872

The largest nonprofit dedicated to spinal muscular atrophy. Provides a nationwide support system including care packages, information packets, and family support staff while funding a comprehensive research program for treatments across all SMA types and ages.

(800) 886-1762

Volunteer-run nonprofit raising research funds for Dravet syndrome and related epilepsies. Has awarded over $3.6 million in research grants and fellowships since 2009. Maintains an international patient registry and offers patient assistance grants.

Funds scientific research and maintains the International CDKL5 Disorder Database. CDKL5 deficiency disorder causes early-onset seizures and severe developmental delays, primarily affecting girls. Provides family support and drives clinical research toward treatments.

Private nonprofit advancing research and therapeutics for CDKL5 Deficiency Disorder. Since 2015, has funded over 100 research projects in 60+ labs across four continents. Hosts the annual CDKL5 Forum, the preeminent scientific meeting for this condition.

Dedicated to improving lives of individuals with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, a severe form of childhood-onset epilepsy. Funds research grants through their Cure LGS 365 program, educates the public, and supports affected families.

Parent-led global organization driving research to cure FOXG1 syndrome, a rare neurodevelopmental disorder causing seizures, movement difficulties, and limited communication. Supports and advocates for patients and families worldwide.

Supports everyone living with Phelan-McDermid syndrome, a rare neurodevelopmental condition caused by changes in the SHANK3 gene. Funds research toward treatments and cures while providing family resources, conferences, and community connections.

International family support network serving over 3,500 individuals with Cornelia de Lange syndrome, a rare genetic condition occurring in 1 in 10,000 births. Ensures early and accurate diagnosis, promotes research, and provides family support services.

(800) 223-8355

Founded in 1986 by parents of children with 5p- syndrome (Cri du Chat), a rare chromosomal deletion disorder affecting 50-60 U.S. births annually. Provides family support services, annual national meetings, newsletters, grandparent support, and a reference library.

Raises awareness of STXBP1-related disorders and accelerates therapy development. Member of COMBINEDBrain, a consortium of 25 rare disease advocacy groups pooling resources to speed clinical trial readiness for neurodevelopmental disorders.

Parent-created 501(c)(3) and global leader in SCN2A-related autism and epilepsy research, advocacy, and community. Serves 1,000+ families worldwide with research grants, patient assistance grants, family event grants, and a bereavement and crisis program.

Entirely parent-led nonprofit supporting research and development of treatments for SYNGAP1-related disorder, which causes intellectual disability and epilepsy. Has committed over $1.2 million to research with 100% of donations going directly to science.

Parent-founded nonprofit accelerating research and drug development for KCNT1-related epilepsy. In five years, elevated KCNT1 from a relatively unknown condition to one with a professional clinical network, international patient registry, natural history study, and biobank.

Parent-run charity improving the lives of people with GRI Disorders (GRIA, GRID, GRIK, and GRIN) through research, education, and support. These rare genetic conditions affect brain receptors critical for learning, memory, and development.

Volunteer, parent-led organization improving lives of individuals affected by Malan syndrome, a rare genetic overgrowth and neurodevelopmental condition caused by changes in the NFIX gene affecting brain, muscle, and skeletal development. Provides support, outreach, and funds research.

Provides educational advocacy services helping families navigate special education, IEP development, 504 plans, and school disputes. Works with families to ensure children with disabilities receive appropriate educational services.

Foundation dedicated to supporting families affected by GNAO1 gene mutations, funding research, and connecting families worldwide. Provides resources, community support, and advances understanding of GNAO1-related disorders.

Online retailer specializing in autism support products including sensory tools, weighted blankets, fidgets, visual schedules, noise-canceling headphones, and other therapeutic products for individuals with autism and sensory needs.

The nation's leading community-based adaptive sports organization with 249 member organizations in 45 states, serving over 125,000 youth and adults annually across dozens of sports.

Founded in 1949, the primary governing body for wheelchair basketball in the US with over 200 teams across 22 conferences from youth to elite competition.

(719) 266-4082

National governing body for wheelchair rugby with over 40 organized teams across the US, promoting the sport since 1988.

Promotes therapy through martial arts and fitness for people with disabilities. Provides instructor training and connects students with vetted adaptive martial arts programs nationwide.

Free online adaptive yoga classes multiple times per week led by trained instructors, specifically designed for individuals with disabilities. Founded in 2020 to combat isolation.

Empowers people with disabilities through adaptive surfing progression, inclusion, and accessibility with clinics and programs across multiple coastal locations.

Funds research to develop treatments and a cure for Rett syndrome, a rare genetic neurological disorder. Provides family resources, research updates, and community connections.

National organization providing education, support, and research advocacy for Prader-Willi syndrome, a complex genetic condition. Offers crisis intervention, publications, and an annual conference.

(800) 926-4797

Dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with Williams syndrome through education, enrichment programs, and research. Provides family resources and an annual convention.

(800) 806-1871

Provides support, education, and research funding for Fragile X syndrome, the most common inherited cause of intellectual disability and autism. Offers family support programs and regional events.

(800) 688-8765

Dedicated to finding a cure for tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) while improving the lives of those affected through research, education, advocacy, and support services.

(800) 225-6872

Funds research to find treatments for CDKL5 deficiency disorder, a rare genetic condition causing seizures and developmental impairments. Connects families and builds community.

Leading rare disease patient advocacy organization connecting, empowering, and inspiring the rare disease community. Provides RARE toolkit, advocacy training, and connects patients to resources.

Therapeutic products for children with special needs including sensory tools, weighted products, fine motor aids, oral motor tools, and social-emotional learning materials. Designed by pediatric therapists.

(800) 231-6329

Online store specializing in autism and special needs products including visual supports, sensory tools, social skills materials, calming products, and educational resources for home, school, and therapy settings.

(877) 249-2393

Manufacturer of oral motor and sensory tools including chewable jewelry, vibrating tools, feeding therapy products, and Z-Vibe oral motor exercisers used by speech therapists and families worldwide.

(877) 275-8432

Sensory products designed for children with autism and sensory processing challenges including compression vests, weighted blankets, indoor swings, and calming tools. Founded by a pediatric occupational therapist.

Professional-grade sensory integration equipment and therapy products including swings, climbing structures, ball pits, weighted products, and sensory room solutions for clinics, schools, and homes.

(800) 228-1698

Leading provider of AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) devices, software, and symbol-based communication tools including Boardmaker and the PCS symbol library used worldwide.

(800) 344-1778

Award-winning AAC app for iPad and iPhone used by over 200,000 people worldwide. Provides symbol-based and text-based communication for individuals with speech difficulties including autism, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome.

Affordable sensory and special needs products including chew necklaces, noise-canceling headphones, fidget tools, weighted lap pads, and visual timer aids for individuals with autism and sensory needs.

Visual timer products designed to help individuals with autism, ADHD, and learning disabilities understand the passage of time. Used in homes, schools, and therapy settings worldwide.

Leading national nonprofit disability rights legal center that never charges clients for representation. Uses high-impact litigation and advocacy to reform systems that discriminate against people with disabilities.

National nonprofit providing disability civil rights litigation, parent training on special education rights, and advocacy resources. Operates a Parent Training & Information Center with sample letters and forms.

3075 Adeline Street, Suite 210, Berkeley, CA 94703

(510) 644-2555

National network of attorneys specializing in disability law, public benefits, and estate planning. Members help families create special needs trusts, navigate SSI/Medicaid eligibility, and plan for long-term financial security.

National association of 3,400+ parent advocates and attorneys protecting the legal rights of students with disabilities. Offers SEAT advocate training and helps families find local advocates and attorneys.

National nonprofit providing parent education on learning disabilities, IEP guidance, evaluation support, and advocacy through state affiliates. Resources on dyslexia, dyscalculia, and other learning differences.

(412) 341-1515

Empowers parents to advocate for children with learning and attention issues. Provides special education resources, recruits parent advocates for policy influence, and supports 1 in 5 students with learning differences.

Central resource for finding your state's federally funded Parent Training and Information Center. Nearly 100 centers nationwide help families navigate special education, IEPs, and disability rights at no cost.

Occupational therapist-owned retailer specializing in sensory products, fidget tools, fine motor supplies, and therapy equipment for children and adults with sensory processing needs, autism, and ADHD.

(800) 261-5590

Specializes in customizable, handcrafted weighted blankets and sensory products for individuals with autism, sensory processing disorders, chronic pain, and sleep disorders. Offers medical-grade weighted therapy items.

(800) 875-7367

Retailer of sensory toys, educational materials, weighted blankets, social skills activities, and safety products for the autism community. Features handmade weighted items filled with organic millet.

(866) 709-4344

Family-owned company specializing in sensory room design and equipment, multisensory toys, and therapeutic products for individuals with special needs. Offers commercial-grade and home-use sensory solutions.

(800) 467-6222

One-stop shop for autism teaching tools and ABA therapy materials with over 600 products including visual timers, communication aids, assessment tools, and educational resources for learners on the autism spectrum.

Leading provider of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) speech-generating devices, accessories, and support services. Helps individuals with speech and language impairments communicate.

(419) 589-7688

North America's leading adaptive apparel brand with nearly 100 years of expertise. Offers adaptive clothing with open-back designs, side-open pants, magnetic snap fasteners, and easy-touch closures for seniors and individuals with disabilities.

(800) 387-7088

Fashion-forward adaptive clothing designed for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility. Features patented IZ Seamless Technology pants that reduce pressure sore risk, plus stylish wardrobe basics.

Adaptive clothing with innovative open-back designs, snap closures at shoulders and waistband, enabling dressing from seated, standing, or lying positions. Reduces caregiver strain while maintaining dignity and style.

Adaptive clothing brand offering stylish, easy-wear apparel designed to simplify caregiver-assisted dressing. Features soft, resilient fabrics with adaptive closures for seniors and individuals with mobility limitations.

(833) 736-7362

Award-winning toy retailer with a dedicated special needs section featuring toys and games organized by disability type including learning disabilities, autism, fine motor challenges, and sensory processing needs.

Comprehensive retailer of daily living aids including low vision products, amplified phones, adaptive kitchen tools, and assistive devices that help individuals with disabilities maintain independence at home.

(800) 537-2118

Provides family support including new parent education, sibling and grandparent support groups, national conferences, training for professionals, and advocacy for individuals with CHARGE syndrome. Offers Spanish-language support.

(800) 442-7604

Provides information and support to families of persons with Smith-Magenis syndrome. Sponsors research, connects families with regional representatives, and offers webinars and educational resources for newly diagnosed families.

(972) 231-0035

Parent-led foundation driving Kabuki syndrome research. Provides a Quick Start Guide for newly diagnosed families, global community events, connections to expert clinicians, and a global census for tracking affected individuals.

(646) 234-8625

Voluntary nonprofit providing support, information, and connections for families confronting a diagnosis of trisomy 18, 13, or related chromosomal conditions. Connects parents to local contacts and organizes annual conferences.

(800) 716-7638

Provides expert advice, fact sheets, videos, podcasts, and a family toolkit for newly diagnosed families. Focused on lowering the age of detection from 2 years to 6 months so babies can start therapy earlier.

Nonprofit dedicated to empowering families and educating communities about lissencephaly, a rare neurological disorder. Provides equipment grants, family support programs, newly diagnosed family packets, and awareness events.

Supports families facing leukodystrophy diagnoses for over 35 years. Provides referrals, support groups, professional and patient education, and educational materials connecting families with medical resources and peer support.

(800) 728-5483

Provides family support and advocacy for Dup15q syndrome for over 30 years. Offers resources for newly diagnosed families, annual conferences, and connections to research and clinical trial opportunities.

(313) 509-7984

Collaborative center of education, resources, and support for children with neurologic conditions. Offers free one-on-one Peer Support Specialists, the RARE Child Neurology Workgroup, and connections to medical professionals.

Supports, educates, and advocates for individuals affected by Noonan syndrome, a genetic disorder causing unusual facial features, short stature, and heart defects. Offers support groups, biennial conferences, and educational resources.

(866) 875-8928

Nonprofit for families of children with Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome (4p-), a rare genetic disorder caused by deletion on chromosome 4. Offers newsletters, biannual conferences, regional gatherings, and peer connections.

Provides information, financial support, and a support network for individuals with Aicardi syndrome and their families. Hosts the OurAicardiLife community and funds research.

(800) 374-8518

Focuses on accelerating drug discovery and development of treatments for spinal muscular atrophy. Partners with biotech companies to advance therapeutic candidates and connects families to SMA resources worldwide.

(646) 253-7100

The world's largest online community for connecting and supporting families of children with cerebral palsy. Offers a care guide, treatment information, financial resources, and tools to manage a child's care.

Alaska's Part C early intervention program providing coordinated, community-based services for families with infants and toddlers (birth to age three) with developmental delays or disabilities. Services include home visits, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and developmental therapy delivered in natural environments.

Alaska's chapter of The Arc, providing a full array of disability services from birth throughout life for Alaskans with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Programs include residential support, employment assistance, and creative arts through the Sparc studio.

Provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities throughout Alaska, including the Young Athletes Program for preschool children.

3200 Mountain View Dr., Anchorage, AK 99501

1-888-499-7625

Alaska's federally designated Protection and Advocacy agency. An independent nonprofit law firm providing legal advocacy, abuse and neglect investigations, self-advocacy training, and legal representation for people with disabilities. Offices in Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau.

1-800-478-1234

State agency helping Alaskans with disabilities prepare for, obtain, and keep employment. Services include vocational evaluation, job training, job search and placement, transportation, counseling, job coaching, and benefit analysis.

Alaska affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness providing free mental health support, education programs, support groups, and resources for individuals and families affected by mental illness.

907-277-1300

Alaska's statewide assistive technology resource center serving Alaskans of any age. Services include AT device demonstrations, equipment loans and reuse, training, and information to help people make informed decisions about assistive technology for work, school, home, and daily life.

(907) 563-2599

Tax-advantaged savings and investment program for eligible Alaskans with disabilities. Allows saving for qualified disability expenses without losing eligibility for SSI and Medicaid. Earnings are federally tax-deferred and tax-free when used for qualified expenses.

(888) 609-8871

Alaska's children's hospital offering a Pediatric Neurodevelopment program for children under age 6 with ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, developmental delays, and speech concerns. Provides coordinated medical care with community partners.

3340 Providence Drive, A Tower, Suite 565, Anchorage, AK 99508

907-212-2321

Adaptive sports and therapeutic recreation organization serving over 1,000 people with disabilities annually. Programs include ParaSport (sled hockey, goalball, cycling, wheelchair sports), Warrior Programs for veterans, Adaptive Ski and Ride School, and after-school adaptive sports.

740 Bonanza Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99518

907-344-7399

State agency providing services for children and adults with disabilities including early intervention, vocational rehabilitation, and independent living services.

602 S Lawrence St, Montgomery, AL 36104

334-293-7500

Part C early intervention program providing developmental services for infants and toddlers birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities.

334-293-7500

Statewide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, offering resources, support, and community programs.

557 S Lawrence St, Montgomery, AL 36104

334-262-7688

Year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities across Alabama.

820 Shades Creek Pkwy, Birmingham, AL 35209

205-868-2950

Federally mandated protection and advocacy system providing legal advocacy for Alabamians with disabilities.

Box 870395, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487

205-348-4928

Respite care referral network helping families of children and adults with disabilities find temporary relief care services.

Alabama's Special Camp for Children and Adults, offering year-round programs and summer camp for individuals with disabilities.

5278 Camp ASCCA Dr, Jackson Gap, AL 36861

256-825-9226

Assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, short-term loans, and assistance accessing assistive technology for Alabamians with disabilities.

334-293-7154

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for individuals with disabilities to save without affecting eligibility for public benefits like Medicaid and SSI.

Home and community-based Medicaid waiver programs providing services for individuals with intellectual disabilities and other conditions to remain in their communities.

334-242-5000

Paratransit and demand-response transportation service for individuals with disabilities in the Birmingham metro area.

205-521-0101

State housing authority providing information on accessible and affordable housing options for individuals with disabilities.

334-244-9200

Developmental and behavioral pediatrics program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham providing comprehensive evaluations and treatment for children with developmental concerns.

1600 7th Ave S, Birmingham, AL 35233

205-934-4011

Pediatric therapy services including physical, occupational, and speech therapy for children with disabilities.

334-288-0240

Employment services including job training, placement, and support for individuals with disabilities seeking competitive integrated employment.

334-293-7500

Adaptive sports and recreation programs for individuals with physical disabilities including wheelchair sports, fitness, and wellness programs.

4000 Ridgeway Dr, Birmingham, AL 35209

205-313-7400

World leader in adaptive fitness and athletic performance, serving as the National Governing Body for USA Wheelchair Rugby. Offers 90+ weekly classes and competitive adaptive sports programs.

4000 Ridgeway Drive, Birmingham, AL 35209

(205) 313-7400

Local Arc chapter serving the Birmingham area, providing lifelong support services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

6001 Crestwood Boulevard, Birmingham, AL 35212

(205) 323-6383

Local Arc chapter championing advocacy, acceptance, and inclusion for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including group homes, early childhood programs, and an autism clinic.

1100 Washington St NW, Huntsville, AL 35801

(256) 539-2266

State agency providing services and supports for individuals with developmental disabilities including waiver programs, case management, and community supports.

501-682-8665

Part C early intervention program for infants and toddlers birth to age 3 with developmental delays, providing family-centered services and supports.

800-643-8258

Statewide nonprofit advocating for and with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, providing resources and community support.

501-375-7770

Year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities throughout Arkansas.

501-771-0222

Federally designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal advocacy and rights protection for Arkansans with disabilities.

400 W Capitol Ave, Suite 1200, Little Rock, AR 72201

501-296-1775

Respite care resources and referrals for family caregivers of individuals with disabilities or special health care needs.

Year-round camp and retreat center providing inclusive outdoor experiences for children and adults with disabilities and special health needs.

2000 Aldersgate Rd, Little Rock, AR 72205

501-225-1444

Arkansas assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, short-term loans, and assistance accessing AT solutions for individuals with disabilities.

501-666-8868

Tax-advantaged savings accounts allowing individuals with disabilities to save without losing eligibility for public benefits.

Home and community-based Medicaid waiver programs enabling individuals with disabilities to receive services in their homes and communities.

Paratransit transportation services for individuals with disabilities in the Little Rock metropolitan area.

501-375-6717

State housing finance agency providing accessible and affordable housing resources for individuals with disabilities.

501-682-5900

Developmental and behavioral pediatrics at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, providing comprehensive evaluations and care for children with developmental concerns.

501-364-1100

Pediatric therapy services including physical, occupational, and speech therapy for children with disabilities.

501-227-3600

Vocational rehabilitation and employment services for individuals with disabilities seeking competitive integrated employment.

501-296-1600

Arizona's statewide interagency system of early intervention services and supports for families of infants and toddlers, birth until age three, with disabilities or delays. Services include specialized instruction, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy provided through local service-providing agencies.

888-592-0140

Advocates for the rights and full community participation of all people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Arizona. Partners with local chapters to provide services, support, advocacy, and public policy efforts statewide.

(602) 243-1787

Provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in 16 state-level sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Programs include Unified Sports where athletes with and without disabilities play together, plus free health screenings.

2455 N. Citrus Rd. Bldg 64, Phoenix, AZ

(602) 230-1200

Arizona's federally designated Protection and Advocacy system. A nonprofit public interest law firm dedicated to protecting the rights of individuals with physical, mental, psychiatric, sensory, and cognitive disabilities through free legal services, advocacy, and investigations.

State agency helping individuals with disabilities achieve employment goals. Services include vocational evaluation, job training, job search, job placement, transportation, and job site modification. Part of the Arizona Department of Economic Security.

1-800-563-1221

Arizona affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness providing free mental health support, education, advocacy, and resources for individuals and families affected by mental illness throughout the state.

Arizona's Assistive Technology Act Program, part of the Institute for Human Development at Northern Arizona University. Provides device demonstrations, loan programs, alternative financing through AzLAT, and education about assistive technology for persons with disabilities of all ages.

602-728-9534

Arizona's ABLE savings program allowing persons with disabilities to save and invest money without losing eligibility for public benefits like Medicaid and SSI. Tax-free growth and withdrawals when used for qualified disability expenses.

1-800-439-1653

Premier resource for developmental pediatrics evaluating and treating children with developmental delays, autism, ADHD, Down syndrome, Fragile X, and other neurodevelopmental disorders. Multiple clinic locations throughout the Phoenix area.

602-933-2327

Offers adaptive sports opportunities for individuals with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities. Weekly programs include archery, aquatics, basketball, bowling, cycling, golf, hiking, kayaking, power soccer, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair tennis, and yoga.

California's Part C early intervention program for eligible infants and toddlers (birth to 36 months) with developmental delays or disabilities and their families. Coordinated through regional centers and local education agencies, providing therapy services and family support at no cost for evaluation and service coordination.

(800) 515-2229

Advocates for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities since 1950. Monitors legislation, mobilizes grassroots advocacy, and provides educational events, resources, and trainings for the disability community in English and Spanish.

916-567-0163

Offers 12 sports across 4 seasons, serving nearly 25,000 athletes with intellectual disabilities in community and school-based programs across 11 Southern California counties. Includes Unified Sports and health programs.

The largest disability rights organization in the nation and California's designated Protection and Advocacy agency. Provides litigation, legal representation, advocacy, investigations, and public policy work to protect the rights of people with disabilities.

Administers the largest vocational rehabilitation program in the country, helping job seekers with disabilities obtain competitive employment. Services include career guidance, job training, assistive technology, and independent living skills through 85 field offices statewide.

California's state NAMI organization providing support for more than 20,000 Californians a year through mental health programs, advocacy, and education. Coordinates with affiliates statewide.

916-567-0163

California's Assistive Technology Act Program operated in partnership with the Department of Rehabilitation. Services include AT Exchange marketplace, device lending libraries, financial loan program, information and referral, and reuse programs statewide.

800-390-2699

California's ABLE savings and investment plan helping people with disabilities save for qualified disability expenses while maintaining benefit eligibility. Contributions and earnings are 100% federal and California state tax-free when used for qualified expenses.

1-833-225-2253

Addresses medical and psychosocial aspects of children's developmental and behavioral issues. The Boone Fetter Clinic offers comprehensive diagnoses and follow-up care for neurodevelopmental, behavioral, attention, and feeding difficulties with a multidisciplinary team.

Los Angeles-based nonprofit providing year-round adaptive sports opportunities for kids, adults, and veterans with physical disabilities or visual impairments. Over 250 adaptive sports clinics per year and hosts the Angel City Games, the largest Paralympic-style event in the Western US.

Wheelchair dance team empowering women and girls who use wheelchairs through dance, community, and performance. Founded by Chelsie Hill, the Rollettes inspire confidence and break barriers in adaptive dance.

Global leader empowering individuals with physical disabilities through grants for adaptive sports equipment, prosthetics, training, and competition travel. Has fulfilled over 52,000 funding requests since 1994.

9591 Waples Street, San Diego, CA 92121

(858) 866-0959

Leading adaptive sports provider in the SF Bay Area offering cycling, sled hockey, power soccer, and fitness programs. One of the world's largest adaptive bike collections.

3075 Adeline Street, Suite 200, Berkeley, CA 94703

(510) 849-4663

Promotes rehabilitation through adaptive surfing and outdoor activities for people with disabilities, veterans, and first responders. Operates chapters across California and beyond since 2003.

California special education law firm providing free legal representation for students with disabilities in IEP disputes, 504 plan issues, and school placement disagreements.

4859 West Slauson Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90056

Educational advocacy firm helping families navigate special education including IEP goals, accommodations, document review, and 504 plans. Offers free initial consultations and 1-on-1 advocacy at IEP meetings.

(510) 540-8646

Colorado's Part C early intervention program supporting families with children birth to age three who have developmental delays or disabilities. Services include speech therapy, physical therapy, and other developmental services provided in natural learning environments at no cost to families.

1-888-777-4041

Promotes and protects the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and supports their full inclusion in the community. Provides educational information, connects families to resources, and advocates on behalf of individuals with IDD.

1580 Logan Street, Suite 930, Denver, CO 80203

(303) 864-9334

Improves the lives of more than 23,000 individuals with intellectual disabilities through free sports training and competitions, social events, and health education and screenings throughout Colorado.

Colorado's Protection and Advocacy agency dedicated to eradicating discrimination, abuse, and neglect. Provides legal representation, investigation, advocacy, and education to protect and promote the rights of people with disabilities and older people for nearly 50 years.

Assists people with disabilities to succeed at work and live independently. Services include work-based learning, training, job placement, supported employment, and pre-employment transition services for students with disabilities.

707 17th Street, Suite 2700, Denver, CO 80202

Colorado affiliate of NAMI providing educational programs, support groups, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Mission is to build communities of recovery and hope through education, support, and advocacy.

3333 S Bannock St Ste 430, Englewood, CO 80110

303-321-3104

Managed by the Center for Inclusive Design and Engineering at CU Denver, providing AT information, services, device loans, and financial loans for education, employment, and community living. Includes the SWAAAC program for school-based assistive technology services.

Colorado's ABLE savings program for people with disabilities, allowing tax-advantaged savings while protecting eligibility for public assistance programs. Contributions may qualify for a state tax deduction. Minimum $25 to open an account.

Comprehensive interdisciplinary care for children and youth with developmental delays and intellectual disabilities, including autism spectrum disorders. Specialized clinics for Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Fragile X, and eXtraordinarY Kids. Telehealth available.

One of the largest therapeutic recreation organizations in the world, serving over 3,000 children and adults with disabilities annually. Programs include alpine skiing, snowboarding, Nordic skiing, rock climbing, kayaking, and therapeutic horseback riding at Winter Park Resort and the Front Range.

Free progressive outdoor adventures for individuals with physical disabilities including cycling, climbing, kayaking, skiing, waterskiing, and dragon boat racing.

9053 Harlan Street, Suite 34, Westminster, CO 80031

(303) 679-2770

Trains adaptive athletes for the US Snowboarding Team while providing recreational skiing, snowboarding, skateboarding, and mountain biking programs year-round.

509 Copper Rd, Suite VS105, Copper Mountain, CO 80443

(360) 820-9268

Connecticut's early intervention program (IDEA Part C) for infants and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities, from birth to age 3. Services include speech-language pathology, special education, physical therapy, occupational therapy, assistive technology, and family support, provided in homes and natural settings at no cost to families.

1-800-505-7000

Statewide advocacy organization committed to protecting the rights of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and promoting opportunities for full inclusion. Provides advocacy, education, outreach, and community enrichment for individuals with IDD and their families throughout Connecticut.

170 Water Street, Naugatuck, CT 06770

(860) 246-6400

Provides year-round sports training and competitions for nearly 14,000 athletes with intellectual disabilities across nearly 70 local programs. Offers Olympic-style sports, Unified Sports partnerships with schools, and free health screenings at events.

Connecticut's designated Protection and Advocacy System for individuals with disabilities. Provides legal advocacy on disability issues including abuse, neglect, discrimination, assistive technology access, community integration, voting rights, and employment. All services are free.

A bureau within the Connecticut Department of Aging and Disability Services serving as the state's vocational rehabilitation program. Provides training, job placement, career counseling, and support services to help people with disabilities prepare for, find, and keep employment.

State chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness offering no-cost mental health services, support groups, education programs, and advocacy for individuals living with mental health conditions, their families, and caregivers across Connecticut.

Statewide program that increases access to assistive technology for individuals with disabilities of all ages. Offers device demonstrations, short-term equipment loans, refurbished equipment, deaf-blind services, and an AT loan program to help residents remain active and engaged.

55 Farmington Ave., 12th Floor, Hartford, CT 06105

(800) 537-2549

Connecticut's ABLE savings program allowing eligible individuals with disabilities to save for qualified disability expenses without losing eligibility for SSI, Medicaid, and other assistance programs. Offers tax-deferred growth, tax-free withdrawals for qualified expenses, and state income tax deductions for contributions.

(888) 609-3268

Connecticut Children's developmental medicine specialists provide comprehensive care for children with neurodevelopmental and behavioral challenges including autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, intellectual disability, and learning disorders. Offers the Autism Spectrum Assessment Program (ASAP) and a Transition to Adulthood clinic for ages 15-26.

(860) 837-5758

Offers the most diverse adaptive sports program in Connecticut with 15 different sports for individuals ages 16 and up with permanent physical disabilities or visual impairments. Programs range from introductory clinics for casual beginners to competitive sports teams.

DC's early intervention program administered by OSSE, providing free services and supports to eligible children birth to 3 and their families. Available regardless of income, insurance, legal, or employment status. Services provided in homes and community settings.

1050 First Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002

(202) 727-3665

Serving persons with intellectual disabilities in Washington DC and their families since 1950. Offers counseling, family support, supported employment, and day programs. The only community-based nonprofit working for people with I/DD throughout their lifetimes and across all diagnoses.

1825 K Street NW, Suite 1200, Washington, DC 20006

(202) 636-2950

Sole provider of year-round sports, health, and inclusion programs for over 2,500 children and adults with intellectual disabilities in DC. Offers 10 Olympic-style sports, programs in over 45 DC schools, and three multi-sport championships annually, all at no cost.

415 Michigan Ave, NE, Suite 50, Washington, DC

DC's Protection and Advocacy (P&A) program providing individual and systemic legal advocacy, community outreach, education, and investigation of abuse and neglect for adults, children, and youth with disabilities. Advocates for access to health care, housing, education, and employment.

Provides vocational and rehabilitative services to individuals with disabilities to help them prepare for, secure, regain, or retain employment. Services include assessment, counseling, vocational training, job search assistance, job placement, and supported employment.

250 E Street, SW, Washington, DC 20024

(202) 730-1700

Operating since 1981 as an affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, NAMI DC provides support groups, education sessions, advocacy before city government and Congress, and training for police officers on mental health encounters.

Helps DC residents with disabilities and seniors increase independence through assistive technology. Offers free AT education, device testing, one-on-one consultations with occupational therapists, phone and computer accessibility training, and a durable medical equipment recycling program.

(202) 547-0198

DC's ABLE savings program helping residents with disabilities save for qualified disability expenses without losing benefits from SSI, Medicaid, and other assistance programs. Features tax-deferred earnings, tax-free withdrawals for qualified expenses, and a checking account option.

(888) 609-3458

Children's National Hospital provides comprehensive neurodevelopmental care including the Child Development Program for children birth to 4, diagnostic assessments for autism, developmental delays, and neurological disorders. Evaluates more than 1,500 children each year.

(202) 476-2327

The Adaptive Sports and Fitness program at MedStar NRH empowers individuals with physical disabilities to pursue healthy and active lifestyles through recreational and competitive sports. Programs are open to anyone in the community with a physical disability at no cost.

Delaware's Birth to Three (B23) program supports families with infants and toddlers who have or are at risk of developmental delays or disabilities. Provides assessments, personalized plans, and expert guidance to help children reach their full potential through an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP).

Statewide nonprofit advocating for and serving Delawareans with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families since 1953. Programs include housing, employment, case management, advocacy, self-advocacy, and social and recreational activities.

2 South Augustine Street, Suite B, Wilmington, DE 19804

(302) 996-9400

Provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in 20 Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Programs include Unified Sports, Young Athletes, and health screenings, all provided free of charge.

(302) 831-4653

Delaware's federally mandated Protection and Advocacy (P&A) agency, providing free legal advocacy services to residents with disabilities on issues including education, housing, benefits, employment, accessibility, and assistive technology.

Provides individualized services to people with disabilities to help them prepare for, obtain, and maintain employment. Over 75 years of experience helping individuals with disabilities find career pathways and greater independence.

4425 North Market Street, PO Box 9969, Wilmington, DE 19089

(302) 761-8275

Supports, educates, and advocates for people with severe and persistent mental illness in Delaware. Provides awareness, advocacy, support groups, education programs, and housing resources for individuals and families affected by mental illness.

A program of the Center for Disabilities Studies at the University of Delaware that connects Delawareans with disabilities to assistive technology through equipment loans, demonstrations, training, the AT Exchange reuse program, and Assistive Technology Resource Centers across the state.

461 Wyoming Road, Newark, DE 19716

1-800-870-3284

Delaware's ABLE savings plan allowing individuals with disabilities to save for qualified disability expenses on a tax-advantaged basis without jeopardizing SSI, Medicaid, and other federal benefits. Features include a checking account option with debit card.

Nemours developmental behavioral pediatricians help children learn and grow by assessing developmental progress and evaluating delays in communication, movement, and motor skills. Diagnoses conditions like autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome, providing early treatment for better outcomes.

1600 Rockland Road, Wilmington, DE 19803

(800) 416-4441

Beyond competitive sports, Special Olympics Delaware offers inclusive Unified Sports programs that bring together athletes with and without intellectual disabilities, plus Young Athletes programs for children ages 2-7. Year-round activities across 20 sports at no cost.

619 South College Avenue, Newark, DE 19716

(302) 831-4653

Florida state agency serving individuals with developmental disabilities including autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and intellectual disabilities through waiver programs and community supports.

866-273-2273

Part C early intervention program for infants and toddlers birth to 36 months with developmental delays or established conditions.

800-218-0001

Statewide nonprofit advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, with local chapters offering direct services throughout Florida.

850-921-0460

Year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities at locations across Florida.

352-243-9536

Federally designated protection and advocacy organization providing free legal services to Floridians with disabilities.

800-342-0823

Statewide coalition connecting family caregivers with respite care providers and resources for temporary relief.

Year-round camp for children with serious illnesses and disabilities, providing free medically supervised camp experiences.

30500 Brantley Branch Rd, Eustis, FL 32736

352-483-4200

Florida's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and training for individuals with disabilities.

850-487-3278

Tax-advantaged savings program allowing Floridians with disabilities to save without impacting eligibility for public benefits.

Home and community-based Medicaid waiver program providing individualized budgets for services for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Paratransit transportation service for individuals with disabilities in the greater Orlando area who cannot use fixed-route bus service.

407-423-8747

State housing agency providing information on accessible and affordable housing options for individuals with disabilities throughout Florida.

850-488-4197

Developmental and behavioral pediatrics at the University of Florida providing evaluations, diagnosis, and treatment for children with developmental concerns.

352-273-9000

Comprehensive pediatric therapy services including physical, occupational, speech, and behavioral therapy for children with disabilities.

305-325-0470

State vocational rehabilitation program providing employment services, job training, and placement for Floridians with disabilities.

800-451-4327

Adaptive baseball league providing opportunities for children with disabilities to play baseball on a custom-designed accessible field.

Local Arc chapter serving and advocating for individuals with intellectual and developmental differences, providing residential, employment, and community programs.

1050 N Davis St, Jacksonville, FL 32209

(904) 355-0155

Local Arc chapter providing services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the Tampa Bay region.

1501 N Belcher Rd Ste 249, Clearwater, FL 33765

(727) 799-3330

Local Arc chapter serving over 1,000 Miami-Dade County citizens with intellectual and developmental disabilities through community programs and support services.

14100 Palmetto Frontage Road, Suite 200, Miami Lakes, FL 33016

State agency providing services for individuals with developmental disabilities, mental health needs, and addictive diseases throughout Georgia.

404-657-2252

Part C early intervention program serving infants and toddlers birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities and their families.

888-651-8224

Statewide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities providing information, referral, and community support.

404-634-9465

Year-round sports training and competition programs for individuals with intellectual disabilities throughout Georgia.

770-414-9390

Federally designated protection and advocacy agency providing legal advocacy and rights protection for Georgians with disabilities.

One CNN Center, Suite 850, Atlanta, GA 30303

404-885-1234

Statewide respite care network providing referrals and resources for family caregivers of children and adults with disabilities.

Camp and recreation programs for children and adults with disabilities providing inclusive outdoor experiences and social engagement.

Georgia's assistive technology program at Georgia Tech providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT training statewide.

800-497-8665

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for individuals with disabilities to save without losing eligibility for public benefits like Medicaid and SSI.

Home and community-based Medicaid waivers (New Options Waiver and Comprehensive Supports Waiver) for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Paratransit transportation service for individuals with disabilities in the metro Atlanta area who cannot use fixed-route transit.

404-848-5826

State housing agency providing resources for accessible and affordable housing for individuals with disabilities throughout Georgia.

404-679-4940

Developmental pediatrics program at Emory University and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta providing comprehensive evaluations and care.

404-785-5437

Pediatric therapy services including physical, occupational, and speech therapy for children with disabilities in North Georgia.

404-943-1070

State vocational rehabilitation program providing job training, placement, and employment support for Georgians with disabilities.

844-367-4872

Adaptive sports organization born from the 1996 Atlanta Paralympic Games, providing year-round sports programs for youth and adults with physical disabilities.

404-270-2000

Local Arc chapter founded in 1963, providing advocacy, after-school programs, and community-based services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in southwest Georgia.

220 Stuart Avenue, Albany, GA 31707

(229) 888-6852

Local Arc chapter providing community programs and support services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the Macon area.

4664 Sheraton Dr, Macon, GA 31210

(478) 477-7764

Federal and state-mandated program providing developmental services for eligible children from birth to three years in five areas: physical, cognitive, communication, social-emotional, and adaptive. Services delivered in natural environments with the goal of coaching parents to support development.

Founded in 1954, provides quality direct and advocacy services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Hawaii. Services include residential support, community programs, and systems advocacy with legislators to develop beneficial policies.

Serves more than 7,200 athletes and unified partners on every island in Hawaii. Offers training and competition in 10 sports with over 50 competitions annually, including 3 statewide competitions.

91-610 Maunakapu Street, Ewa Beach, HI 96706

(808) 943-8808

Hawaii's Protection and Advocacy System for people with disabilities. Provides legal advocacy, investigations of abuse and neglect, and protection of rights through PADD, PAIMI, and PAAT programs. Serves all islands statewide.

1001 Bishop St, Ste 1110, Honolulu, HI 96813

(808) 949-2922

Assists people with disabilities to prepare for, secure, maintain, or advance in competitive employment. Services tailored to individual skills, interests, and abilities with offices on all major islands.

1-888-764-7586

Established in 1991, NAMI Hawaii provides free support, education, information, and resources for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Programs include Peer-to-Peer and Family-to-Family educational courses.

808-591-1297

Hawaii's designated Assistive Technology Act agency since 1991. Provides demos, training, equipment loans, computer redistribution, assessment, financial loans, and advocacy activities to help people with disabilities participate in community life.

200 N. Vineyard Blvd. Suite 430, Honolulu, HI 96817

(808) 532-7112

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for Hawaii residents with qualifying disabilities. Allows saving for qualified disability expenses while keeping federal and state benefits including SSI, Medicaid, and SNAP. Low annual fee of $35.

Hawaii's only children's hospital providing comprehensive pediatric specialty care including neurodevelopmental services, developmental and behavioral assessments, and NICU follow-up developmental monitoring. Located in Honolulu.

The only organization in Hawaii offering access to ocean and adaptive water sports, hosting over 40 events per year with 2,500+ ocean experiences annually. Programs include Day at the Beach, Wounded Warrior events, and competitive adaptive surfing. Hawaii's first Paralympic Sports Club.

State chapter of The Arc promoting and protecting the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Iowa.

515-276-9608

Iowa's early intervention system providing services for infants and toddlers from birth to age 3 with developmental delays.

888-425-4371

Year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities across Iowa.

551 SE Dovetail Rd., Grimes, IA 50111

515-986-5520

Comprehensive developmental and behavioral pediatric services at Iowa's premier children's hospital.

200 Hawkins Dr., Iowa City, IA 52242

319-356-1616

Iowa's designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal services and advocacy for people with disabilities.

666 Walnut St., Suite 1440, Des Moines, IA 50309

800-779-2502

Statewide assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, short-term loans, and information for Iowans with disabilities.

800-331-3027

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible Iowans with disabilities to save without jeopardizing public benefits.

State agency providing disability services, Medicaid waivers, and supports for Iowans with disabilities.

515-281-6899

Year-round recreational and respite care camp for individuals with disabilities and special needs.

12007 190th St., Monticello, IA 52310

319-465-5916

Iowa's parent training and information center providing support and resources for families of children with disabilities.

5665 Greendale Rd., Suite D, Johnston, IA 50131

800-450-8667

State services helping Iowans with disabilities prepare for, find, and maintain competitive integrated employment.

515-281-4211

Medicaid waiver programs providing home and community-based services to Iowans with disabilities as an alternative to institutional care.

Pediatric therapy services including occupational, physical, and speech therapy for children with special health care needs.

5406 Merle Hay Rd., Johnston, IA 50131

515-727-8750

Local Arc chapter providing advocacy, information and referral, respite care, and supported community living for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

680 2nd Street SE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52401

(319) 365-0487

Founded in 1957, providing advocacy, respite care, and supported community living for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Johnson and surrounding counties.

2620 Muscatine Ave, Iowa City, IA 52240

(319) 351-5017

Idaho's Part C early intervention program for children birth to 3 with developmental delays or disabilities. Services include speech therapy, developmental therapy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy provided at no cost in natural environments. Over 89% of services delivered in the child's home.

Serves individuals with developmental disabilities in Boise, Idaho. Programs include job training, life skills training, residential care homes, recreation programs, and resource referral services. Accredited by RSAS and licensed by the State of Idaho.

Statewide movement championing inclusion, health, leadership, and community for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Supports children and adults ages 2 and up across Idaho with sports training, competitions, and community programs since 1971.

Idaho's designated Protection and Advocacy System since 1977. Provides free legal services, facility monitoring, self-advocacy assistance, and operates programs including PAIMI, PADD, PAIR, CAP, and PAAT to protect the rights of people with disabilities statewide.

Assists people with disabilities prepare for, secure, retain, or regain employment. Services include vocational counseling, rehabilitation technology, job readiness training, on-the-job training, and support for higher education programs.

Idaho affiliate of NAMI providing free support groups, education programs, and community presentations about mental illness. Local affiliates include NAMI Treasure Valley, NAMI Coeur d'Alene, and NAMI Far North.

PO Box 2256, Boise, ID 83701

Federally funded program at the University of Idaho providing AT services and resources for people with disabilities of all ages. Offers low-interest financial loans, device demonstrations, lending centers, training, and public awareness activities statewide.

1187 Alturas Drive, Moscow, ID 83843

(800) 432-8324

Idaho's ABLE savings program launched January 2026, allowing eligible residents with disabilities to save up to $100,000 without losing state, local, and federal benefits. Offered through partnership with STABLE Account administered by the Ohio Treasurer's Office.

Idaho's only children's hospital with over 150 pediatricians and specialists providing developmental-behavioral pediatrics services. Located in Boise with comprehensive developmental evaluations and treatment for children.

100 E Idaho St, Ste 200, Boise, ID

208-381-7312

Over 25 years providing therapeutic recreation programs for people with cognitive, physical, and developmental disabilities and veterans. Activities include adaptive skiing, Nordic skiing, sled hockey, fly-fishing, cycling, whitewater rafting, and more in Sun Valley.

State chapter of The Arc advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Illinois.

20 N. Wacker Dr., Suite 1540, Chicago, IL 60606

217-522-1836

Statewide early intervention services for infants and toddlers from birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities.

800-323-4769

Year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities in Illinois.

605 E. Willow St., Normal, IL 61761

309-888-2551

Comprehensive developmental and behavioral pediatric evaluations and treatment at one of the top children's hospitals in the nation.

225 E. Chicago Ave., Chicago, IL 60611

312-227-6300

Illinois' federally designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal services and advocacy for people with disabilities.

20 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 300, Chicago, IL 60602

800-537-2632

Connects families of individuals with disabilities to respite care providers and resources across Illinois.

Provides assistive technology device demonstrations, loans, and resources to individuals with disabilities throughout Illinois.

1 W. Old State Capitol Plaza, Suite 100, Springfield, IL 62701

217-522-7985

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities to save without affecting means-tested benefits.

State agency providing services, support, and programs for individuals with developmental disabilities in Illinois.

888-337-5267

ADA paratransit services providing door-to-door transportation for individuals with disabilities in the Chicago suburban area.

800-606-1282

Medicaid waiver programs providing home and community-based services for individuals with disabilities as an alternative to institutional care.

Residential summer camp for children and adults with developmental disabilities offering outdoor recreation and social activities.

847-945-4644

Provides parent training, information, and support to help families navigate disability services and education systems.

20 E. Jackson Blvd., Room 300, Chicago, IL 60604

312-939-3513

State programs and resources supporting competitive integrated employment for individuals with disabilities.

State chapter of The Arc promoting and protecting the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Indiana.

143 W. Market St., Suite 200, Indianapolis, IN 46204

317-977-2375

Indiana's early intervention program providing services for infants and toddlers with developmental delays from birth to age 3.

800-441-7837

Year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities across Indiana.

6200 Technology Center Dr., Suite 105, Indianapolis, IN 46278

317-328-2000

Comprehensive developmental pediatric evaluations, diagnostics, and treatment at Indiana's premier children's hospital.

705 Riley Hospital Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46202

317-944-5000

Indiana's protection and advocacy organization providing legal services, advocacy, and information for people with disabilities.

4701 N. Keystone Ave., Suite 222, Indianapolis, IN 46205

800-622-4845

Indiana's assistive technology act program offering device demonstrations, short-term loans, and training across the state.

800-528-8246

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible Hoosiers with disabilities to save without impacting public benefits eligibility.

State agency overseeing Medicaid waivers and services for individuals with developmental disabilities in Indiana.

800-545-7763

Indiana University's outdoor education center offering adaptive camp programs and recreation for people with disabilities.

5040 State Road 67 N., Martinsville, IN 46151

812-855-2882

Parent training and information center providing support, resources, and advocacy training for families of children with disabilities.

1703 S. Ironwood Dr., South Bend, IN 46613

800-332-4433

State vocational rehabilitation services helping individuals with disabilities prepare for, find, and maintain employment.

800-545-7763

ADA complementary paratransit service providing door-to-door transportation for eligible riders with disabilities in the Indianapolis area.

317-917-8747

Medicaid waiver programs providing home and community-based services for Hoosiers with disabilities as alternatives to institutional care.

Provides occupational, physical, and speech therapy services for children and adults with disabilities.

4740 Kingsway Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46205

317-466-1000

Nonprofit offering free support, education, training, advocacy services, and resources to Indiana parents of children with IEPs and 504 plans at no cost to families.

Local Arc chapter serving Marion and Hamilton Counties, providing advocacy and support services for people with developmental disabilities.

7701 E 21st St, Indianapolis, IN 46219

(317) 375-2708

State chapter of The Arc advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Kansas.

Kansas early intervention program providing services for infants and toddlers from birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities.

785-296-6135

Year-round sports training and athletic competition for Kansans with intellectual disabilities.

5280 Foxridge Dr., Mission, KS 66202

913-236-9290

Comprehensive developmental and behavioral health services for children at a nationally recognized children's hospital.

2401 Gillham Rd., Kansas City, MO 64108

816-234-3000

Kansas' designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal advocacy for people with disabilities.

635 SW Harrison, Suite 100, Topeka, KS 66603

877-776-1541

Kansas assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, loans, and information to individuals with disabilities.

800-526-3648

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible Kansans with disabilities to save without affecting means-tested benefits.

State agency overseeing disability services, Medicaid waivers, and supports for Kansans with disabilities.

785-296-4986

Adaptive camp programs providing outdoor recreation and social opportunities for youth and adults with disabilities.

Kansas parent training and information center providing support, education, and resources for families of children with disabilities.

3033 W. 2nd St., Suite 106, Wichita, KS 67203

888-815-6364

State services supporting Kansans with disabilities in preparing for, finding, and keeping competitive employment.

866-213-9079

Medicaid waiver programs funding home and community-based services for Kansans with disabilities.

Pediatric therapy services including occupational, physical, and speech therapy for children with special needs.

340 S. Broadway, Wichita, KS 67202

316-267-5437

Local Arc chapter serving Sedgwick County, providing advocacy, employment services, and community support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

2919 W 2nd St N, Wichita, KS 67203

(316) 943-1191

State agency providing services and supports for Kentuckians with developmental and intellectual disabilities including waiver programs and community services.

502-564-4527

Part C early intervention program providing developmental services for infants and toddlers birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities.

877-417-8377

Statewide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, providing resources, support, and policy advocacy.

502-875-5999

Year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities throughout Kentucky.

502-695-8222

Federally designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal advocacy for Kentuckians with disabilities.

502-564-2967

Respite care resources and referrals for family caregivers of individuals with disabilities or special needs across Kentucky.

Summer camp program for children with disabilities and special needs in a supportive outdoor environment.

Kentucky's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT training for individuals with disabilities.

800-327-5287

Tax-advantaged savings accounts enabling Kentuckians with disabilities to save without impacting eligibility for public benefits.

Home and community-based Medicaid waiver programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to receive services in their communities.

Paratransit transportation service for individuals with disabilities in the Louisville metro area.

502-585-1234

State housing finance agency providing resources for accessible and affordable housing options for Kentuckians with disabilities.

502-564-7630

Comprehensive developmental evaluations, diagnosis, and treatment for children with developmental disabilities and concerns.

502-588-3750

Pediatric rehabilitation and therapy services including physical, occupational, and speech therapy for children with disabilities.

859-254-5701

State vocational rehabilitation program providing employment services, job training, and placement for Kentuckians with disabilities.

800-372-7172

Local Arc chapter providing advocacy and community services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the greater Louisville area.

177 Travis Road, Shepherdsville, KY 40165

(502) 939-8273

State agency administering services for individuals with developmental disabilities including waiver programs, support coordination, and community-based services.

225-342-0095

Part C early intervention program providing developmental services for infants and toddlers birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities.

866-327-5978

Statewide nonprofit advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities providing resources and community support.

225-383-1033

Year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities throughout Louisiana.

225-344-7291

Federally designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal advocacy and rights protection for Louisianans with disabilities.

800-960-7705

Respite care resources and referral services for family caregivers of individuals with disabilities or chronic health conditions.

Summer and weekend camp programs for children with disabilities and special medical needs at no cost to families.

225-334-5765

Louisiana's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT solutions for individuals with disabilities.

800-270-6185

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for individuals with disabilities enabling savings without affecting public benefits eligibility.

Home and community-based Medicaid waiver programs (Residential Options Waiver and New Opportunities Waiver) for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Paratransit transportation service for individuals with disabilities in the New Orleans area who are unable to use fixed-route transit.

504-827-7433

State housing authority providing accessible and affordable housing resources for individuals with disabilities throughout Louisiana.

225-763-8700

Developmental and behavioral pediatrics providing comprehensive evaluations and treatment for children with developmental concerns.

504-899-9511

Pediatric therapy services including physical, occupational, and speech therapy for children with disabilities.

504-523-7325

State vocational rehabilitation program providing job training, placement, and employment support for Louisianans with disabilities.

800-737-2958

Local Arc chapter serving the Greater New Orleans area, providing advocacy and support services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

925 Labarre Road, Metairie, LA 70001

(504) 881-1904

Local Arc chapter serving the Baton Rouge area, providing community programs, advocacy, and support services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

12616 Jefferson Highway, Baton Rouge, LA 70816

(225) 927-0855

State program for infants and toddlers (birth to 3) with developmental delays or at risk of delay. Services support families and enhance child development through individualized, developmentally appropriate activities within everyday routines. No out-of-pocket costs for families.

(617) 624-6060

Enhances the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autism, and their families through advocacy for community supports, inclusive programs, and community engagement. Drives change through advocacy, legislation, and funding at state and federal levels.

Provides year-round sports training and competition in 24 sports for athletes with intellectual disabilities. Headquartered at the Yawkey Sports Training Center in Marlborough. Summer Games host over 1,500 athletes at Harvard University Athletic Complex.

512 Forest Street, Marlborough, MA

Massachusetts' designated Protection and Advocacy (P&A) agency providing information, referral, advice, short-term assistance, and legal representation for people with disabilities on disability-related civil legal issues. All services are free.

Formerly the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC), helps individuals with disabilities live and work independently. Vocational Rehabilitation program assists people with physical, intellectual, and mental disabilities find and keep employment through assistive technology, education, and job counseling.

600 Washington St, 2nd Floor, Boston, MA 02111

(800) 245-6543

Nonprofit grassroots organization improving quality of life for people living with mental health conditions, their families, and caregivers. Offers the Compass Helpline, recovery support groups, family support groups, education programs, and legislative advocacy.

331 Montvale Avenue, 2nd floor, Woburn, MA 01801

Massachusetts' AT Act program managed by MassAbility, offering three Assistive Technology Regional Centers, device demonstrations, free long-term device loans for low-income residents, zero-interest mini loans ($100-$2,000), and low-interest financial loans for devices over $2,000.

1-866-682-9955

Massachusetts' official ABLE savings plan sponsored by MEFA and managed by Fidelity Investments. Allows individuals with disabilities to save in a tax-advantaged account without affecting federal benefits, with tax-exempt growth and up to $100,000 saved with no impact on SSI.

1-844-458-2253

One of the largest and most comprehensive developmental medicine divisions, providing evaluation and treatment for infants, children, and adolescents with developmental, behavioral, and learning difficulties. Includes the Down Syndrome Program, Autism Spectrum Center, and Fragile X Program.

2 Brookline Place, Brookline, MA 02445

(617) 355-7025

Year-round sport, recreation, and fitness programming for people of all abilities, supervised by physical therapists, recreational therapists, and industry professionals. Activities include cycling, golf, rock climbing, fishing, windsurfing, and horseback riding.

Federally funded Parent Training and Information Center offering free individual assistance with special education law, IEP development, evaluations, dispute resolution, and IEP clinics with trained advocates.

(617) 236-7210

Maryland's early intervention program providing free services to children birth to three with developmental delays or disabilities and their families. Operates through 24 local programs statewide. Research shows 68% of children who receive early intervention avoid needing special education by third grade.

The largest statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to the rights and quality of life of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families, with 8,000 members and nine local chapters. Provides advocacy, residential, educational, and vocational services.

8601 Robert Fulton Drive, Suite 140, Columbia, MD 21046

(410) 571-9320

Provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Operates across multiple counties with programs entirely run by volunteers. Raises over $3.5 million annually for athletes.

Maryland's designated Protection and Advocacy agency, providing free legal services and advocacy to persons with disabilities. Services include advice, counseling, negotiation, administrative remedies, and litigation, available in English, Spanish, and American Sign Language.

An agency of the Maryland State Department of Education helping people with disabilities prepare for, find, and keep jobs. Includes the Workforce and Technology Center in Baltimore offering career assessment, skills training, job placement, and assistive technology services.

(888) 554-0334

Grassroots organization uniting over 60,000 members dedicated to advocacy, education, and support for persons with mental illness and their families. Offers education workshops, teleconferences, support groups, and campaigns to reduce stigma.

1-877-878-2371

A program of the Maryland Department of Disabilities providing AT device libraries, demonstrations, consultations, short-term device loans, a Reuse Center for free gently-used equipment, and a low-interest AT loan program ($500-$70,000).

(800) 832-4827

Maryland's ABLE savings program helping individuals with disabilities save for qualified disability expenses tax-free without jeopardizing SSI or Medicaid. Minimum $25 to open, $1 minimum subsequent contributions, and $35 annual maintenance fee.

1-855-563-2253

Johns Hopkins Hospital affiliate providing inpatient and outpatient care, community services, and school programs for children with learning disabilities, brain and spinal cord disorders, and developmental disabilities. Treats more than 19,000 children annually with specialized developmental-behavioral pediatrics.

Community-based nonprofit providing year-round adapted sports programs for individuals of all ages with disabilities and their families in the Baltimore/Washington area. Activities include aquatics, baseball, soccer, softball, and water skiing.

Maine's early intervention program helping children from birth to three achieve developmental milestones. Family-focused specialists show caregivers how to incorporate learning opportunities into everyday activities. Free assessments and evaluations through 9 regional sites statewide.

Affiliated chapter of The Arc promoting and protecting the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Maine, supporting full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes.

Year-round sports training and competition program serving over 5,000 athletes with intellectual disabilities. Offers 90+ events each year at local, state, national, and international levels across multiple sports including skiing, track and field, and bowling.

525 Main Street, Unit D, South Portland, ME 04106

Maine's designated Protection and Advocacy agency, providing no-cost advocacy and legal services to people with disabilities who have experienced a violation of their legal or civil rights. Employs 36 staff including 13 attorneys.

Department of Labor program helping people with physical, mental, or emotional disabilities find and keep a job. Services include career exploration, training, job placement, and tools/equipment needed for employment, all provided at no cost.

(800) 698-4440

Dedicated to building better lives for 1 in 4 Mainers affected by mental illness through support, education, and advocacy. Offers the NAMI Helpline, educational programming, workshops, conferences, support groups, and a teen text line.

52 Water Street, Hallowell, ME 04347

(800) 464-5767

Statewide program helping people with disabilities increase independence through assistive technology. Provides free device demonstrations, short-term loans, equipment reuse, information, and training. The mPower Loan Program offers affordable loans for AT purchases and home modifications.

(207) 621-3195

Maine's ABLE savings program administered by Bangor Savings Bank, helping eligible individuals with disabilities save for qualified disability expenses without jeopardizing SSI, Medicaid, or other benefits. FDIC-insured checking account with no annual set fee and no restrictions on disbursements.

Part of MaineHealth Maine Medical Center, providing comprehensive behavioral and developmental services for infants, children, teens, and young adults aged 0-21 throughout Maine. Team includes board-certified developmental and behavioral specialists and neuropsychologists.

The largest year-round adaptive recreation program in Maine since 1982, offering alpine skiing, snowboarding, Nordic skiing, cycling, golf, paddling, hiking, and more. All lessons are 100% free including lift tickets, equipment, and instruction. Supported by over 400 trained volunteers.

(207) 824-2440

State chapter of The Arc advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Michigan.

1325 S. Washington Ave., Lansing, MI 48910

517-487-5426

Michigan's early intervention program providing services for infants and toddlers from birth to age 3 with developmental delays.

800-327-5966

Year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities across Michigan.

Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859

989-774-3911

Comprehensive developmental and behavioral pediatric evaluations and treatment at a top-ranked children's hospital.

1540 E. Hospital Dr., Ann Arbor, MI 48109

734-764-1817

Michigan's designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal services and advocacy for people with disabilities.

4095 Legacy Pkwy., Suite 500, Lansing, MI 48911

800-288-5923

Statewide program providing assistive technology device demonstrations, loans, and information for Michiganders with disabilities.

800-274-7426

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible Michiganders with disabilities to save without impacting public benefits.

State agency providing developmental disability services, Medicaid waivers, and support for individuals with disabilities.

844-799-9876

Residential summer camp for children and adults with disabilities featuring adaptive recreation and outdoor activities.

800-757-3257

Parent training and information center providing support, resources, and advocacy training for families of children with disabilities.

800-552-4821

State vocational rehabilitation services helping Michiganders with disabilities prepare for and obtain employment.

800-605-6722

Medicaid waiver programs funding home and community-based services for Michiganders with disabilities.

ADA paratransit services providing door-to-door transportation for eligible riders with disabilities in the suburban Detroit area.

866-962-5515

Pediatric occupational, physical, and speech therapy services for children with developmental delays and disabilities.

Local Arc chapter serving Detroit, Highland Park, and Hamtramck, providing advocacy and community programs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

51 West Hancock Street, Detroit, MI 48201

(313) 831-0202

Local Arc chapter serving Kent County, providing disability services, advocacy, and community inclusion programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

2922 Fuller Ave NE Suite 201, Grand Rapids, MI 49505

(616) 459-3339

State chapter of The Arc promoting and protecting the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Minnesota.

800 Transfer Rd., Suite 7A, St. Paul, MN 55114

952-920-0855

Minnesota's early intervention program connecting families of infants and toddlers with developmental concerns to services from birth to age 3.

866-693-4769

Year-round sports training and athletic competition for Minnesotans with intellectual disabilities.

900 2nd Ave. S., Suite 300, Minneapolis, MN 55402

612-604-3911

Specialized pediatric healthcare for children with complex medical conditions, disabilities, and rare conditions.

200 University Ave. E., St. Paul, MN 55101

651-291-2848

Minnesota's designated protection and advocacy organization providing free legal services for people with disabilities.

430 1st Ave. N., Suite 300, Minneapolis, MN 55401

800-292-4150

Statewide assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, loans, and information for Minnesotans with disabilities.

888-234-1267

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible Minnesotans with disabilities to save without affecting means-tested benefits.

State agency providing disability services, Medicaid waivers, and supports for Minnesotans with disabilities.

651-431-2400

Residential camp for children and adults with disabilities providing adaptive recreation, horseback riding, and outdoor experiences.

10509 108th St. NW, Annandale, MN 55302

952-852-0101

National parent training and information center based in Minnesota, providing support and resources for families of children with disabilities.

8161 Normandale Blvd., Bloomington, MN 55437

952-838-9000

State services helping Minnesotans with disabilities prepare for, find, and maintain competitive employment.

800-328-9095

Medicaid waiver programs providing home and community-based services for Minnesotans with disabilities.

ADA paratransit service providing demand-responsive transportation for eligible riders with disabilities in the Twin Cities metro area.

651-602-1111

Comprehensive pediatric therapy services including occupational, physical, speech, and mental health therapy for children with disabilities.

2400 W. 64th St., Minneapolis, MN 55423

612-861-1688

Adaptive yoga studio transforming trauma, loss, and disability into hope by awakening the mind-body connection. Classes for people with disabilities and their caregivers.

4212 Park Glen Rd, Minneapolis, MN 55416

Independent Arc affiliate chapter serving northeastern Minnesota including St. Louis, Carlton, Lake, Cook, Itasca, and Koochiching Counties with advocacy and inclusion services.

Suite 302, 222 E Superior Street, Duluth, MN 55802

(218) 726-4725

State chapter of The Arc advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Missouri.

Missouri's early intervention program providing services for infants and toddlers with developmental delays from birth to age 3.

866-583-2392

Year-round sports training and athletic competition for Missourians with intellectual disabilities.

305 Special Olympics Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65101

573-635-1660

Comprehensive developmental and behavioral pediatric evaluations and treatment at a nationally ranked children's hospital.

One Children's Place, St. Louis, MO 63110

314-454-6000

Missouri's designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal advocacy for people with disabilities.

925 S. Country Club Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109

800-392-8667

Statewide program providing assistive technology information, device demonstrations, and loans for Missourians with disabilities.

800-647-8557

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible Missourians with disabilities to save without affecting means-tested public benefits.

State agency administering services and supports for Missourians with developmental disabilities.

573-751-4054

Week-long summer camp for children and young adults with special needs and chronic illnesses featuring outdoor activities and one-on-one buddies.

901 Camp Barnabas Rd., Purdy, MO 65734

417-476-2565

Missouri's parent training and information center providing support, resources, and advocacy for families of children with disabilities.

800-743-7634

State vocational rehabilitation services helping Missourians with disabilities prepare for and obtain employment.

877-222-8963

Medicaid waiver programs funding home and community-based services for Missourians with disabilities.

ADA paratransit service providing door-to-door transportation for eligible riders with disabilities in the St. Louis metro area.

314-652-3617

Pediatric occupational, physical, and speech therapy services for children with developmental delays and disabilities.

1465 S. Grand Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63104

314-577-5600

Established in 1950, providing advocacy, employment, community living, and support services for people with disabilities and their families in the St. Louis area.

1177 N Warson Road, Saint Louis, MO 63132

(314) 569-2211

Local Arc chapter serving southwest Missouri, providing community support, applied behavior analysis, family advocacy, and community living services.

1501 E Pythian St, Springfield, MO 65802

State agency providing services and supports for Mississippians with intellectual and developmental disabilities including waiver programs and community services.

601-359-1288

Part C early intervention program for infants and toddlers birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities.

800-451-3903

Statewide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, providing resources and community support.

601-355-0220

Year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities throughout Mississippi.

601-982-5264

Federally designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal advocacy and rights protection for Mississippians with disabilities.

601-968-0600

Respite care services and referrals for family caregivers of individuals with disabilities throughout Mississippi.

Summer camp program for children and teens with disabilities providing outdoor recreation and social experiences.

Mississippi's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT services for individuals with disabilities.

800-852-8328

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for individuals with disabilities to save without affecting eligibility for public benefits.

Home and community-based Medicaid waiver programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to receive services in their communities.

Paratransit transportation service for individuals with disabilities in the Jackson metropolitan area.

601-948-3840

State housing finance agency providing resources for accessible and affordable housing for Mississippians with disabilities.

601-718-4642

Developmental and behavioral pediatrics at the University of Mississippi Medical Center providing comprehensive evaluations and care for children with developmental concerns.

601-984-5205

Pediatric rehabilitation and therapy services including physical, occupational, and speech therapy for children with disabilities.

601-981-2611

State vocational rehabilitation program providing employment services, job training, and placement for Mississippians with disabilities.

800-443-1000

Volunteer-based local Arc chapter serving northeast Mississippi, providing advocacy and community programs for individuals with intellectual, developmental, and other disabilities.

231 Rankin Blvd, Tupelo, MS 38804

(662) 212-1850

Montana's Part C early intervention program providing free services for children birth to three with significant developmental delays or disabilities. Services include family support, special instruction, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, and assistive technology delivered through an IFSP.

Montana's first chapter of The Arc, formerly MDSC, serving adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities since 1990. Programs include day services, residential group homes, 24-hour nursing support, and behavioral support services promoting independence and inclusion.

Athlete-centered organization with over 3,800 athletes in 256 programs from 65 Montana communities. Supported by more than 6,500 volunteers for local, area, and state-level competitions in Olympic-type sports for people with intellectual disabilities.

Montana's federally mandated civil rights protection and advocacy system with legal authority to represent almost any person with a disability. Provides information, education, advocacy, and legal representation to protect and expand human, legal, and civil rights of Montanans with disabilities.

Provides individualized vocational rehabilitation services to eligible individuals with disabilities to obtain, maintain, and advance in employment. Includes career counseling, job coaching, training, adaptive equipment, and pre-employment transition services for students ages 14-21.

(877) 296-1197

Montana's NAMI organization connecting individuals and families with free, confidential peer-led support groups and resources for understanding, hope, and healing. Affiliates serve communities including Billings, Bozeman, Helena, Missoula, and more.

406-443-7871

Montana's AT Act Program at the Rural Institute for Inclusive Communities in Missoula. Offers free equipment loans with shipping, financial loans up to $50,000 at low interest, device demonstrations, adaptive recreation equipment, and AT information for all Montanans with disabilities.

(406) 243-5511

Montana's ABLE savings program allowing people with disabilities to save without jeopardizing SSI and Medicaid benefits. Montana taxpayers can deduct $3,000 per year for contributions. Account limit of $396,000.

888-609-3461

Montana's only children's hospital offering acute, residential, and outpatient psychiatric care on a single campus, plus a nationally recognized genetics program providing care for all ages. Located in Helena with 82 beds serving children from across the state.

406-444-7595

Over 30 years of year-round outdoor adaptive recreation for individuals with physical, cognitive, and sensory disabilities ages 5+. Activities include alpine skiing at Whitefish Mountain Resort, Nordic skiing, biking, and watersports. Veterans participate at no cost.

5644 HWY 93 S, Whitefish, MT

(406) 885-9539

State agency overseeing services for individuals with developmental disabilities, mental health needs, and substance abuse challenges in North Carolina.

919-733-7011

Part C early intervention program providing developmental services for infants and toddlers birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities.

800-507-9739

Statewide advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities providing resources, support, and community programs.

919-782-4632

Year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities throughout North Carolina.

919-719-7662

Federally designated protection and advocacy organization providing free legal advocacy for North Carolinians with disabilities.

877-235-4210

Respite care vouchers and referral services for family caregivers of individuals with disabilities and special needs.

Year-round camp and recreational facility for individuals with autism, operated by the Autism Society of North Carolina.

919-542-1033

North Carolina's assistive technology program providing device demonstrations, equipment loans, and AT training for individuals with disabilities.

919-850-2787

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for North Carolinians with disabilities to save without impacting eligibility for public benefits.

Home and community-based Medicaid waiver providing services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Paratransit transportation services for individuals with disabilities in the Triangle region of North Carolina.

919-485-7433

State housing finance agency providing accessible and affordable housing resources for North Carolinians with disabilities.

919-877-5700

Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities at UNC providing comprehensive developmental evaluations, diagnosis, and treatment for children.

919-966-5171

Pediatric therapy services including physical, occupational, and speech therapy for children with disabilities throughout North Carolina.

919-783-8898

State vocational rehabilitation program providing job training, placement, and employment support for North Carolinians with disabilities.

919-855-3500

Local Arc chapter serving the Raleigh-Durham Triangle area, providing advocacy and community support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

5121 Hollyridge Drive, Raleigh, NC 27612

(919) 942-5119

Local Arc chapter serving Mecklenburg County/Charlotte area with advocacy and support services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

4108 Park Road, Suite 200, Charlotte, NC 28209

(704) 332-4535

State chapter of The Arc promoting and protecting the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in North Dakota.

North Dakota's early intervention services for infants and toddlers from birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities.

800-755-8529

Year-round sports training and athletic competition for North Dakotans with intellectual disabilities.

2616 S. 26th St., Grand Forks, ND 58201

701-746-0331

Comprehensive developmental and behavioral pediatric evaluations and treatment services for children in the Fargo region.

5225 23rd Ave. S., Fargo, ND 58104

701-234-2000

North Dakota's designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal services and advocacy for people with disabilities.

400 East Broadway, Suite 409, Bismarck, ND 58501

800-472-2670

Statewide program providing assistive technology device demonstrations, loans, and information for North Dakotans with disabilities.

800-895-4728

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible North Dakotans with disabilities to save without affecting means-tested benefits.

State agency providing developmental disability services, Medicaid waivers, and supports for North Dakotans with disabilities.

701-328-8930

Residential summer camp for children and adults with disabilities in North Dakota providing outdoor activities and recreation.

701-327-4251

North Dakota's parent training and information center providing support and resources for families of children with disabilities.

1600 2nd Ave. SW, Suite 19, Minot, ND 58701

800-245-5840

State services helping North Dakotans with disabilities prepare for, find, and maintain competitive employment.

800-755-2745

Medicaid waiver programs providing home and community-based services for North Dakotans with disabilities.

ADA paratransit service providing demand-responsive transportation for eligible riders with disabilities in the Fargo-Moorhead area.

701-232-7500

State chapter of The Arc promoting and protecting the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Nebraska.

1672 Van Dorn St., Lincoln, NE 68502

402-475-4407

Nebraska's early intervention program providing services for infants and toddlers from birth to age 3 with developmental delays.

888-806-6287

Year-round sports training and athletic competition for Nebraskans with intellectual disabilities.

9427 F St., Omaha, NE 68127

402-331-5545

Comprehensive developmental and behavioral pediatric evaluations and treatment at Nebraska's only dedicated children's hospital.

8200 Dodge St., Omaha, NE 68114

402-955-5400

Nebraska's designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal services and advocacy for people with disabilities.

134 S. 13th St., Suite 600, Lincoln, NE 68508

800-422-6691

Statewide program providing assistive technology device demonstrations, loans, and information for Nebraskans with disabilities.

888-806-6287

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible Nebraskans with disabilities to save without impacting public benefits.

State agency providing developmental disability services, Medicaid waivers, and supports for Nebraskans with disabilities.

402-471-3121

Camp programs for children and families affected by various health and developmental challenges.

Nebraska's parent training and information center providing support and resources for families of children with disabilities.

3135 N. 93rd St., Omaha, NE 68134

800-284-8520

State vocational rehabilitation services helping Nebraskans with disabilities prepare for and obtain employment.

877-637-3422

Medicaid waiver programs funding home and community-based services for Nebraskans with disabilities.

Comprehensive therapy services including occupational, physical, speech, and behavioral therapy for individuals with disabilities.

985450 Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE 68198

402-559-6430

Local Arc chapter at the Ollie Webb Center serving the Omaha area, providing advocacy, inclusion programs, and support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

1941 S 42nd St Ste 122, Omaha, NE 68105

(402) 346-5220

New Hampshire's early intervention program providing coaching and support for families of infants and toddlers (birth to 3) with developmental delays, established conditions, or at risk of delay. Services are delivered in natural settings like homes and childcare through 10 regional sites statewide.

(603) 271-3770

Supporting citizens with intellectual and developmental disabilities since 1954 in New Hampshire. Promotes and protects the human rights of people with IDD, actively supporting their full inclusion and participation in the community.

Provides year-round sports training and athletic competition for over 3,000 children and adults with intellectual disabilities, offering continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, and build friendships through sport.

New Hampshire's designated Protection and Advocacy agency for over 40 years. Protects, advances, and strengthens the legal rights of all people with disabilities through information, referral, advice, legal representation, investigations, and policy reform.

(603) 228-0432

Offers vocational rehabilitation services through seven regional offices to help individuals with disabilities prepare for, obtain, retain, and advance in employment. Services range from job training and placement to school transition and independent living support.

(603) 271-3471

Grassroots organization improving the lives of people affected by mental illness and suicide through support, education, and advocacy. Provides an Information and Resource Line, the NAMI HelpLine, affiliate chapters, and support groups statewide.

(603) 225-5359

A project of the UNH Institute on Disability connecting people across New Hampshire with assistive technology through a lending library for short and long-term loans, demonstrations, training workshops, and reuse programs to expand access and independence.

(603) 862-4320

New Hampshire's ABLE savings plan administered by the NH State Treasury, helping individuals with disabilities save while preserving SSI and Medicaid benefits. Offers 8 investment options including a checking account with debit card. Open an account with as little as $1.

(888) 609-3263

Provides diagnostic evaluations and follow-up care for children with developmental and behavioral disorders at Dartmouth Health Children's in Lebanon, NH. Multidisciplinary team includes developmental pediatricians, psychologists, and neuropsychologists serving a wide region across NH and VT.

(603) 653-6060

Nationally recognized program providing year-round adaptive sport instruction to adults and children with physical and cognitive disabilities at Loon Mountain and Bretton Woods in New Hampshire. Offers skiing, snowboarding, and other seasonal adaptive sports programs.

Statewide system under the Division of Family Health Services for infants and toddlers birth to age three with developmental delays or disabilities. Provides evaluation, assessment, and individualized family service plans through contracted early intervention providers and four Regional Early Intervention Collaboratives.

(888) 653-4463

New Jersey's largest organization advocating for and serving children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Provides information, supports, and services through a strong network of local county chapters statewide.

985 Livingston Ave, North Brunswick, NJ

(732) 828-2022

Serves more than 24,000 athletes with intellectual disabilities throughout the state with year-round sports training, athletic competition, and health opportunities, all free of charge. Includes Young Athletes program for ages 2-7 and Unified Sports programs.

New Jersey's designated Protection and Advocacy agency providing legal advocacy, self-advocacy training, and resources to expand and defend the rights of people with disabilities. Offers a robust collection of tools and resources for self-advocacy.

Provides career services including vocational counseling, job search skill development, vocational training, college training, on-the-job training, job coaching, and supported employment to help individuals with disabilities achieve employment outcomes.

P.O. Box 398, Trenton, NJ 08625

(609) 292-5987

New Jersey's largest grassroots organization for people with mental illness and their families. Offers free mental health support, online groups, award-winning education programs, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness.

New Jersey's federally funded assistive technology program offering device demonstrations, lending library for try-before-you-buy, equipment reuse through partnership with Goodwill, and training/technical assistance for individuals with disabilities.

210 South Broad St., 3rd Floor, Trenton, NJ 08608

(800) 922-7233

New Jersey's ABLE savings program enabling eligible individuals with disabilities to save money for disability-related expenses tax-exempt without affecting SSI (up to $100,000) or Medicaid. Account balance limit of $305,000 with annual contribution limit of $20,000.

(888) 609-8869

Nation's leading provider of inpatient and outpatient care for children birth to 21 facing special health challenges. Evaluates and treats developmental conditions including autism, ADHD, intellectual disability, and cerebral palsy at 13 locations across New Jersey with a multidisciplinary team.

(888) 244-5373

501(c)(3) creating inclusive, community-based adaptive sports and therapeutic recreation opportunities that empower veterans, individuals with disabilities, and underserved populations. Programs include adaptive cycling, therapeutic woodworking, and community integration activities.

New Jersey's federally funded Parent Training & Information Center empowering families of children with disabilities through education, training, and advocacy support for special education.

Provides early intervention services to over 14,000 children from birth to age three who have or are at risk of developmental delay. Services are always free regardless of income or citizenship status, delivered in homes and other natural environments with family coaching strategies.

1-877-696-1472

Since 1955, on the front lines making change for people with autism, Down syndrome, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, and other intellectual and developmental disabilities. Provides advocacy, family support, housing, and information and referral services.

3655 Carlisle Boulevard NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110

(505) 883-4630

Serves more than 3,100 athletes statewide with year-round training and competitions in 12 Olympic-style sports including bowling, basketball, track and field, aquatics, golf, and equestrian for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

6600 Palomas Ave. NE #207, Albuquerque, NM 87109

505-856-0342

New Mexico's designated Protection and Advocacy agency providing free legal services and advocacy. Assists with special education, abuse and neglect, discrimination, vocational rehabilitation, Medicaid issues, assistive technology access, and voting access. Monthly drop-in legal clinics available.

3916 Juan Tabo Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM

(505) 256-3100

State and federally funded program helping eligible individuals with disabilities find suitable employment. Services include vocational counseling, rehabilitation technology, assistive technology devices and services, and pre-employment transition services.

1596 Pacheco St., Santa Fe, NM

(505) 954-8500

New Mexico affiliate of NAMI providing free mental health support, education, advocacy, and resources for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Crisis support via NM Crisis Line at 1-855-662-7474.

505-260-0154

Statewide program under the Governor's Commission on Disability offering free services including device loans, financial support, accessibility information, and resources to help New Mexicans with disabilities get assistive technology they need.

625 Silver Ave. SW, Ste. 100 B, Albuquerque, NM 87102

505-841-4464

New Mexico's ABLE savings program allowing individuals with disabilities to save and invest without losing public benefits. Five investment options available. $25 enrollment grant for new accounts. Managed online with contributions from anyone.

1-800-439-1653

University of New Mexico's Developmental Care Program since 1982 providing developmental-medical services for children. Includes anticipatory guidance, developmental assessments from birth to three, caregiver teaching and counseling, and case management. Cares for nearly 60,000 children annually.

Since 1985, providing children and adults with disabilities opportunities for healthy lifestyles through adaptive skiing, snowboarding, rock climbing, waterskiing, archery, sailing, rafting, and paddleboarding. Open to anyone with a disability ages 6 and up with trained instructors and adaptive equipment included.

505-570-5710

Provides services to children birth until age three with developmental delays or disabilities and their families. Services include developmental specialists, speech therapy, physical and occupational therapy, vision support, assistive technology, and autism screening in familiar settings across all 17 Nevada counties.

Ensures every Nevadan and family living with intellectual and developmental disabilities has access to information and support for full, inclusive lives. Serves all ages with programs focusing on education, family support, grassroots advocacy, and community inclusion.

6050 South Buffalo Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89113

702-262-1514

Creates inclusive opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities in sports, health, education, and leadership development. Provides year-round training and athletic competition throughout the state.

4000 Eastern Ave. Suite 320, Las Vegas, NV 89119

702-474-0690

Nevada's federally mandated protection and advocacy system since 1995. Provides information and referral, education, training, investigation of abuse and neglect, legal counsel, technical assistance, and public policy work at no cost. Offices in Las Vegas, Reno, and Elko.

Supports adults and students with disabilities to prepare for, obtain, keep, and advance in meaningful employment. Part of the Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation with offices in Reno and Las Vegas.

775-823-8100

Nevada affiliate of NAMI providing advocacy, free mental health support, online groups, and education for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Regional affiliates serve Northern, Southern, and Western Nevada.

775-470-5600

Provides AT services to support people living independently and within communities. Services include short-term device loans, device reuse and reutilization, financial assistance through low-interest loans, and information and referral statewide.

Tax-advantaged savings program for eligible Nevadans with disabilities. Allows saving for qualified disability expenses while maintaining SSI and Medicaid eligibility. No fee to open, $25 minimum initial contribution, and annual contributions up to $20,000.

888-609-8916

The largest and most comprehensive children's hospital in Nevada providing pediatric services including developmental-behavioral pediatrics, pediatric rehabilitation with physical, speech, and occupational therapies, and specialized care for congenital disorders.

3186 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89109

(702) 961-5437

Dedicated to the inclusion of people with disabilities in the Las Vegas community through physical activities including wheelchair basketball, sledge hockey, and other adaptive recreation. Also partners with VDSA and High Rollers for wheelchair rugby and basketball programs.

State-funded program supporting infants and toddlers (birth to age 3) with developmental delays or disabilities. Available to all families in New York regardless of income or immigration status. Services are free and provided in homes, daycare, and community settings.

The largest nonprofit in New York State, serving over 60,000 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities through 55 chapters. Founded in 1949, provides residential services, guardianship, employment supports, preschools, and recreational opportunities statewide.

The largest Special Olympics program in the United States and sixth largest in the world, serving more than 42,000 registered athletes and unified partners with over 5,000 coaches and 4,300 volunteers. Athletes are never charged to participate.

Federally and state-authorized Protection and Advocacy System and Client Assistance Program for people with disabilities in New York State. Provides free legal and advocacy services to protect and advance the rights of children and adults with disabilities.

(800) 993-8982

Assists individuals with disabilities to achieve and maintain employment through training, education, rehabilitation, and career development. Operates 15 District Offices and 10 Satellite Offices across New York State providing job search, educational, and independent living services.

State chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness offering free educational programs, support groups, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental health challenges. Multiple regional affiliates across the state including NYC Metro, Capital Region, and Long Island.

Federally funded program administered by the NYS Justice Center with twelve regional centers statewide. Provides assistive technology device loans (up to 60 days), demonstrations, comparisons, and training on AT topics including funding options and accessibility.

New York's ABLE savings program allowing residents with disabilities to save money without risking SSI, Medicaid, and other means-based benefits. Features tax-free earnings and distributions for qualified disability expenses, with a maximum account balance of $520,000.

1-855-569-2253

Since 1984, one of the top adaptive sports programs in the country, providing sports and recreation opportunities to thousands of children and adults with both cognitive and physical disabilities at the Adaptive Sports Center at Windham Mountain and other locations.

Largest national adaptive climbing program in the US with over 1,000 participants annually. Offers youth and all-ages climbing sessions at partner gyms across the country.

81 Lincoln Ave, Fl 2, Brooklyn, NY 11208

Ohio's Part C early intervention program connecting families of infants and toddlers from birth to age 3 with developmental supports and services.

800-755-4769

State chapter of The Arc advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Ohio.

1335 Dublin Rd., Suite 100-A, Columbus, OH 43215

614-487-4720

Year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities across Ohio.

3303 Winchester Pike, Columbus, OH 43232

614-239-7050

Ohio's designated protection and advocacy organization providing legal services and advocacy for people with disabilities.

200 Civic Center Dr., Suite 300, Columbus, OH 43215

800-282-9181

State agency providing vocational rehabilitation and employment services for Ohioans with disabilities.

800-282-4536

State chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness offering advocacy, free mental health support, online groups, and award-winning education programs for individuals and families affected by mental illness.

614-224-2700

Statewide program providing assistive technology device demonstrations, loans, and information for Ohioans with disabilities.

800-784-3425

Tax-advantaged ABLE savings accounts for eligible Ohioans with disabilities to save without affecting means-tested benefits.

Comprehensive developmental and behavioral pediatric services at one of the largest children's hospitals in the country.

700 Children's Dr., Columbus, OH 43205

614-722-2000

Nonprofit serving children, veterans, and adults with disabilities through adaptive outdoor recreation and education across 44 Ohio counties, offering cycling, kayaking, skiing, and more.

6000 Harriott Dr., Powell, OH 43065

Oklahoma's Part C early intervention program for families with infants and toddlers (birth to 3) with developmental delays or disabilities. Provides case management, evaluation, AT devices and services, and builds upon family resources to enhance development through everyday learning opportunities at no cost.

Promotes and protects the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, serving all 77 Oklahoma counties. Services include special education advocacy, residential advocacy, caregiver trainings, resource navigation, and bilingual support groups.

2516 E 71st St Ste A, Tulsa, OK 74136

(918) 582-8272

Benefits 12,400 participants and conducts more than 175 sports competitions and training clinics every year. Programs include Young Athletes, Unified Sports, and Athlete Leadership University for people with intellectual disabilities.

6835 S Canton Ave, Tulsa, OK

(918) 481-1234

Oklahoma's federally mandated Protection and Advocacy system since 1977. Provides free legal assistance, facility monitoring, workshops on legal rights, and advocacy to protect, promote, and expand the rights of people with disabilities. Offices in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

4334 NW Expressway, Suite 124, Oklahoma City, OK 73116

(405) 525-7755

Helps Oklahomans with disabilities bridge barriers to employment, school, and independent living. Vocational Rehabilitation division provides counseling, guidance, and job placement. Five program divisions include VR, Visual Services, and Disability Determination.

1-800-845-8476

Oklahoma affiliate of NAMI providing advocacy, free mental health support, online groups, and education for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Local affiliates include NAMI Greater OKC and NAMI Tulsa.

405-601-8283

Statewide AT program providing assistive technology devices and services, financing opportunities, digital accessibility services, advocacy, and education. Device loan inventory of over 2,300 devices across 10 categories. Offices in Stillwater and Oklahoma City.

800-257-1705

Oklahoma's ABLE savings program allowing people with disabilities to save and invest without losing Medicaid or SSI eligibility. Oklahoma residents pay $0 maintenance fee. $25 grant for new accounts. Five investment options available.

Expert developmental and behavioral pediatric physicians and child psychologists at the Child Study Center providing diagnoses and individualized treatment plans. Research focus on fetal drug and alcohol exposure, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorders.

1100 NE 13th, Oklahoma City, OK 73117

(572) 244-0059

Develops, sponsors, and promotes recreational and competitive athletic opportunities for individuals with physical challenges. Programs include wheelchair basketball, swimming, track and field, and water sports at no charge to athletes. Equipment available to borrow.

405-553-1377

Nonprofit providing assistive technology training, assessment, and demonstration for individuals with disabilities, including computer access, communication devices, and adaptive equipment.

503-361-1201

Nonprofit organization providing services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including residential programs, employment services, and crisis support.

503-239-8101

State chapter providing information, support, and advocacy for individuals with autism and their families, including support groups, events, and resource navigation.

Fully accessible and inclusive playground with adaptive equipment, sensory play areas, and wheelchair-accessible surfaces in Beaverton.

15707 SW Walker Rd, Beaverton, OR 97006

Summer residential camp for children with communication disorders, learning differences, and autism, providing speech-language therapy in a camp setting.

Provides disability services including early childhood programs, therapy services, and support for individuals and families living with disabilities.

503-228-5108

Family advocacy, training, and support organization helping families of children and adults with disabilities navigate systems, understand their rights, and connect with resources.

503-786-6082

Oregon's Statewide Parent Training and Information Center for families experiencing disability. Personalized special education support, IEP help, and disability advocacy from childhood through adulthood. On-demand trainings in multiple languages (Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese).

503-786-6082

Nonprofit dedicated to building universally accessible playgrounds that bring together people of all abilities. Arbor Lodge Park playground in Portland is their flagship project.

Center for independent living providing advocacy, peer mentoring, skills training, and information and referral for people with all types of disabilities.

1839 NE Couch St, Portland, OR 97232

503-232-7411

Year-round camp and outdoor recreation programs for children and adults with disabilities, including summer camps, winter sports, and respite weekends.

503-452-7416

County services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities including service coordination, community inclusion, and family support.

503-988-3658

Oregon chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness providing mental health support, education, and advocacy including support groups for individuals and families.

503-230-8009

Nonprofit providing affordable loans and financial education for assistive technology, home modifications, and vehicles for people with disabilities in Oregon and Washington.

206-328-5116

Tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities that do not affect eligibility for means-tested benefits like SSI and Medicaid.

State agency providing vocational rehabilitation, independent living skills training, and assistive technology for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

888-202-5463

Federally funded council promoting inclusion, self-determination, and independence for Oregonians with developmental disabilities through systems change and advocacy.

503-945-9941

State agency providing services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including case management, residential supports, employment services, and community living programs.

500 Summer St NE, Salem, OR 97301

503-945-5811

Information on applying for disability parking permits through the Oregon DMV for individuals with qualifying disabilities.

Oregon's federally designated protection and advocacy system providing legal advocacy, information, and referral for people with disabilities.

610 SW Broadway, Suite 200, Portland, OR 97205

503-243-2081

Oregon's statewide early intervention program for infants and toddlers (birth to age 3) with developmental delays or disabilities, and early childhood special education for children ages 3 to 5.

Oregon's emergency preparedness resources for individuals with disabilities and access and functional needs, including evacuation planning and emergency kits.

Peer-run organization supporting families of children and youth with mental health, behavioral, and emotional challenges through support groups and system navigation.

503-905-5437

Family-led center providing information, education, and support to families of children and youth with special health care needs and disabilities.

Comprehensive center providing diagnosis, treatment, and therapy for children with developmental disabilities, autism, cerebral palsy, and other conditions. Offers multidisciplinary evaluations.

707 SW Gaines St, Portland, OR 97239

503-494-8095

Oregon's Medicaid program providing health coverage for eligible low-income individuals and families, including children and adults with disabilities. Covers therapies, equipment, and medical services.

800-699-9075

Maintains a community list for parents homeschooling special needs children in Oregon. Connects to Portland-area groups including the PDX Aspergers Network and Aut-2B-Home (for families homeschooling autistic spectrum children).

State resources for accessible and affordable housing, including Section 8 vouchers, supportive housing, and home modification assistance for Oregonians with disabilities.

503-986-2000

State office promoting health equity for Oregonians with disabilities through data collection, public health programs, and community partnerships.

Federally funded parent training center providing information and support for families of children with disabilities on special education rights, IEPs, and school advocacy.

Oregon Department of Education resources for transition planning from school to adult life for students with disabilities ages 16 to 21.

Oregon's respite care program providing temporary relief for family caregivers of individuals with disabilities and special health care needs.

State residential and day school providing bilingual education (ASL and English) for deaf and hard-of-hearing students from birth through age 21.

999 Locust St NE, Salem, OR 97301

503-378-3825

Oregon's Assistive Technology Act program providing device demonstrations, short-term loans, and information about assistive technology solutions for people with disabilities.

State vocational rehabilitation program helping individuals with disabilities prepare for, find, and maintain employment through job training, education, and support services.

877-277-0513

Children's museum offering accessible play experiences and sensory-friendly hours for children with disabilities and sensory needs.

4015 SW Canyon Rd, Portland, OR 97221

Inclusive recreation programs for people of all abilities through Portland Parks & Recreation, including adaptive sports, social clubs, day camps, and community events.

503-823-2525

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) offers sensory-friendly events with reduced noise, lighting, and crowds for visitors with sensory processing differences.

1945 SE Water Ave, Portland, OR 97214

503-797-4000

Adaptive and inclusive recreation and sports programs for children and adults with disabilities in the Portland metro area.

Nonprofit providing free home repairs and accessibility modifications, including ramps, grab bars, and widened doorways for low-income homeowners with disabilities.