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| | ADAPT is an organization advocating for a national attendant services program of home and community based services. | | http://www.adapt.org/ |
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| | AoA is the Federal focal point and advocate agency for older persons and their concerns. In this role, AoA works to heighten awareness among other Federal agencies, organizations, groups, and the public about the valuable contributions that older Americans make to the Nation and alerts them to the needs of vulnerable older people. AoA
is part of the United States Department of Health and Human Services. | | http://www.aoa.gov/ |
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| | The Alliance for Full Participation, LLC is comprised of eleven organizations in the developmental disabilities field whose objective is the full realization of the vision of people with developmental disabilities living meaningful, productive and personally satisfying lives in their community of choice. | | http://www.allianceforfullparticipation.org/ |
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| | ANCOR is an organization for private providers of services and supports for individuals with disabilities. | | http://www.ancor.org/ |
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| | The Association of Programs for Rural Independent Living (APRIL) is a national grass roots, consumer controlled, nonprofit membership organization consisting of centers for independent living, their satellites and branch offices, statewide independent living councils, other organizations and individuals concerned with the independent living issues of people with disabilities living in rural America. | | http://www.april-rural.org/ |
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| | CHANCE is a program of the Institute on Disability, a University Program of Excellence, at the University of New Hampshire. They have lots of resources on housing for persons with disabilities. | | http://chance.unh.edu |
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| | This is an agency within the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services which has information on Medicare, Medicaid and SCHIP. | | http://www.cms.hhs.gov |
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| | The Center for Self-Determination is an interactive working collaborative of individuals and organizations committed to the principles of self-determination. The purpose of the collaborative is to change the nature of the support and service system for individuals with disabilities, using the principles of self-determination to help all persons create the lives they want, connected to and with their communities. Hosted by Community Living Services of Wayne County, Michigan, the Center is composed of two inter-related initiatives: a grassroots movement to promote the principles of self-determination across the country and a training and technical assistance center. | | http://www.self-determination.com |
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| | The Center for Universal Design (CUD) was formerly the Center for Accessible Housing. CUD provides information on universal designing environments and products, accessible housing, and conducts research to test ideas. They provide training for designers and others in the building industry; offer technical assistance to families, companies, and agencies; and develop training for therapists, family members, and people with disabilities. CUD is building a nationwide Accessible Housing Design Advisory Network of individuals with disabilities, their families, or friends to allow the Center's designers and researchers to solicit opinions, review ideas, evaluate training programs, and test housing or product designs. | | http://www.design.ncsu.edu/cud |
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| | The Center on Disability and Community Inclusion, in collaboration and coordination with individuals with developmental disabilities, their families, and communities, promote opportunities for life outcomes for individuals with disabilities of all ages, in all facets of community life (i.e., meaningful relationships, personal choice and control, meaningful activities, safety and health, and living in a home and community). | | http://www.uvm.edu/~cdci |
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