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Parent Federation
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available to assist families and professionals within the home,
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integrated services models for individuals with co-occurring mental
illness and chemical dependency. Organize, coordinate and consolidate
data collection, storage and access across programs to provide accurate,
timely, and useful management information and performance measures.
Assure access to all AMDD provided and funded services without discrimination
due to disability. Mountain
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partnership between families, the Department of Education, Division
of Juvenile Services, Department of Health and Human Resources,
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of children’s mental health issues in order to impact policy, service
development and delivery. Mountain
State Parent, Children & Adolescent Network MSPCAN is a
group of parents who came together in 1993 with a desire to help
and support West Virginia families who have children who suffer
from emotional, mental or behavioral disorders. MUMS:
National Parent to Parent Network is a national organization
for parents or care providers of a child with any disability, rare
or not so rare disorder, chromosomal abnormality or health condition.
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of a networking system that matches them with other parents whose
children have the same or similar condition. The
mission of the National
Alliance for the Mentally Ill is to eradicate mental illness
and improve the quality of life of those affected by these diseases.
National
Association of Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions
is a voice for health systems devoted to the well-being of America's
70 million children and their families. NACHRI is a not-for-profit
membership organization of children's hospitals, large pediatric
units of medical centers and related health systems, including those
that specialize in rehabilitative care of children with serious
chronic or congenital illnesses. National
Association of Protection and Advocacy Systems, Inc. Federally
mandated system in each state and territory which provides protection
of the rights of persons with disabilities through legally based
advocacy. National
Attention Deficit Disorder Association
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successful lives through education, research, and public advocacy.
Whether you have ADD yourself, or someone special in your life does,
or you treat, counsel, or teach those who do, ADDA is an organization
for you. National
Early Childhood Technical Assistance System
The
National Family
Caregivers Association is the only national, charitable organization
dedicated to making life better for all of America's family caregivers.
There are more than 25 million people who find themselves in a caregiving
role. And the numbers are growing daily. Family caregivers focus
on their loved one's needs. NFCA focuses on family caregivers. National
Federation of the Blind The Purpose of NFB is to help blind
persons achieve self-confidence and self-respect and to act as a
vehicle for collective self-expression by the blind. We provide
public education about blindness, information and referral services,
scholarships, literature and publications, aids and appliances,
advocacy services and protection of civil rights, technology, and
support. National
Health Council is a private, nonprofit umbrella organization
comprised of more than 100 national health-related organizations,
including over 40 of the nation's leading patient-based groups,
also known as voluntary health agencies. These groups represent
approximately 100 million people with chronic diseases and/or disabilities. National
Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities
NICHCY is the national information and referral center that provides
information on disabilities and disability-related issues for families,
educators, and other professionals. Our special focus is children
and youth (birth to age 22). The
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Association is dedicated to promoting mental health, preventing
mental disorders and achieving victory over mental illnesses through
advocacy, education, research and service. The
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Parent Network on Disabilities (NPND) is to provide a presence
and national voice for ALL families of children youth and adults
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Ann Hewlett to give parents a greater voice in the public arena.
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fathers across the country. Working together we can create a society
that values parenting, benefits children and strengthens America. The
National Respite
Locator Service helps parents, caregivers, and professionals
find respite services in their state and local area. The service
is also useful when a family travels or must move to another state.
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family empowerment and parents work together to enhance and expand
support services for children with disabilities and their families. New
Hampshire Family Voices NH Family Voices is a family-to-family
health information and resource project supported by New Hampshire
Department of Health and Human Services-Special Medical Services,
and the New Hampshire Coalition for Citizens with Disabilities-Parent
Information Center. New Hampshire Family Voices are parents of children
with special health, developmental, mental health and educational
needs. These parents have years of experience accessing and receiving
services as well as working to assist others in understanding and
identifying services that can be of assistance to them. New
Hanover Health Network The hospitals and services that are part
of New Hanover Health Network have long, established roots in Southeastern
North Carolina. Working together under the umbrella of NHHN, they
are better equipped than ever to handle your family's health care
needs. Offering the most comprehensive and sophisticated array of
services in the region. As a public, not-for-profit system, we
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to pay. The
New Jersey Parents' Caucus, Inc.
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family who has children with special emotional and behavioral needs
is given an opportunity to play a strong and active role in the
development and delivery of effective and timely services for their
children. New
York Families For Autistic Children, Inc. Based in New York, NYFAC is open to all
families of "special children" across the nation and around
the world. NYFAC was established to assist families in accessing
the best possible information, support, and to give families a place
to work out the huge emotional weight a diagnosis of Autism can
have on a family. New
York State's Parent Training & Information Center (PTI) Parents supporting parents and
professionals to enable individuals with disabilities to seek their
own potential. Congressional intent
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by experienced parents who have been trained to bring up-to-date
information to: families with children with disabilities, professionals
who work with such families, and members of the community who are
interested in improving the quality of life for the people with
disabilities. Our-Kids
is a "Family" of parents, caregivers and others who are
working with children with physical and/or mental disabilities and
delays. The Our-Kids list consist of over 800 people representing
children of varying diagnosis; everything from indefinite developmental
delays and sensory integration problems, to cerebral palsy, to rare
genetic disorders. Parent
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and Information Center. Much of the information included in this
site is designed to support Pennsylvania parents of children with
special needs, but information and links are included on Federal
Special Education, National Disability Issues and Resources, Special
Education Legal Links, Transportation, and Travel that will also
pertain to parents and individuals with disabilities in other states.
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children and youths with special needs and their families.
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and support and referrals to allow families to become informed,
skilled and effective advocates. Parent
to Parent of Pennsylvania We are a network created by families
for families of children and adults with special needs. We
connect families in similar situations with one another so that
they may share experiences, offer practical information and/or support.
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Educating Parents and Professionals, Inc. (PEPP, Inc.) is to
provide a presence and State and National voice for all families
of children and youth with disabilities. Parents Helping Parents
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family resource center serving children with special needs, their
families, and the professionals who serve them. Parents
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who serve them. Parents
Involved Network of Pennsylvania (PIN) Parents,
Let's Unite for Kids PLUK is a private, nonprofit organization
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illnesses in the state of Montana for the purpose of information,
support, training and assistance to aid their children at home,
school and as adults. Patient
Advocate Foundation
is a national non-profit organization that serves as an active liaison
between the patient and their insurer, employer and/or creditors
to resolve insurance, job discrimination and/or debt crisis matters
relative to their diagnosis through case managers, doctors and attorneys.
Patient Advocate Foundation seeks to safeguard patients through
effective mediation assuring access to care, maintenance of employment
and preservation of their financial stability. Positive
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is to discuss positive behavioral supports for young children with
disabilities who engage in challenging behavior. The information
on this web site is intended to help families, caregivers, and service
providers. Prader-Willi
Syndrome Association (USA) is dedicated to serving individuals
affected by Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS), their families, and interested
professionals. Research
& Training Center on Family Support and Children's Mental Health
The Center's research and training activities focus on improving
services to children and youth who have mental, emotional, or behavioral
disorders and their families. Reaching
Potentials, Inc. is a private, non profit organization established
by a small group of parents dedicated to supporting a broad spectrum
of services to individuals with autism and their families. The
Rhode Island Parent Information Network, Inc. The
Sibling
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of brothers and sisters of people with special health and developmental
needs. The Project's primary goal is to increase the availability
of peer support and education programs for brothers and sisters
of people with special health and developmental needs. South
Dakota University Affiliated Program (SDUAP)
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improve the lives of persons with disabilities and those they consider
their families. The SDUAP creates opportunities through training,
services and information. Special
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to automatically receive the services and inclusion they are entitled
to in order to reach their fullest potential. Special
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advocacy, and referrals to families with special needs children
of all ages and disabilities. The
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long-term planning and government entitlements for a person with
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diagnosis, treatment, parenting, and school-related issues and tips.
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center servicing primarily culturally diverse families, who have
children with disabilities who reside in but not limited to, the
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families in improving the quality of life for individuals with disabilities
in our community. The
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birthmarks. The
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Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing
and expanding educational and developmental opportunities that improve
the quality of life for children with special needs and their families. West
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integrated lives. World
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of persons with disabilities at national, state, local and home
levels. WAPD links the disabled and supporters to current "leading
edge" disability information via the various mediums of communication.
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