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| The Enabling Mobility Center, sponsored by Paraquad & Washington University, works to understand the ways assistive technology (i.e. wheelchairs), skills training and wellness programs help people with disabilities participate in everyday life. Exercise programs are available for people with disabilities as well as research you may want to become involved with & mobility skills evaluations. | |
The Latino Roundtable of Southwestern Illinois is a network of representatives from diverse organizations providing services to the Latino/Hispanic Community of Southwestern Illinois. LINC is a proud member of this organization. |
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| The National Center on Secondary Education and Transition (NCSET) coordinates national resources, offers technical assistance, and disseminates information related to secondary education and transition for youth with disabilities in order to create opportunities for youth to achieve successful futures. This is a new website for professionals and parents supporting transition-aged youth with disabilities. | |
The National Collaborative
on Workforce and Disability is a source for information about
employment and youth with disabilities. This is a new website specifically
geared to youth with disabilities. |
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The Illinois Network of Centers
for Independent Living (INCIL) is a statewide organization made
up of 24 Centers for Independent Living (CILs) in Illinois. |
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Guide Dog Users,
Inc. (GDUI) is an international organization dedicated to advocacy,
peer support, public education and all aspects of training, working
and living with dogs specially-trained to guide blind and visually-impaired
people. GDUI does not train or place guide dogs, but acts as an
independent resource network, providing information, support and
advice concerning guide dogs, guide dog training and access laws
to its members, the media and the public at large. |
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This link takes you to the Illinois
General Assembly home page where you can find the latest news
in legislation and laws, legislation resources, and information
on how to contact your representatives. |
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Paraquad is a not-for-profit disability rights organization located in St.
Louis, Missouri, whose web site offers a vital source of disability
related information. |
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| ADA Statute, Regulations, ADAAG (Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines), Federally Reviewed Tech Sheets, and Other Assistance Documents . | |
The Independent Living
USA website acts as a directory of resources for independent
living and serves as a vehicle for individuals with disabilities
to develop online business, and web related opportunities. |
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The
Institute on Disability Culture website provides information
about disability culture. Their mission since 1994 has been to promote
pride in the history, activities, and cultural identity of individuals
with disabilities throughout the world. |
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International
Association of Assistance Dog Partners (IAADP). A non-profit,
cross-disability organization representing people partnered with
guide, hearing and service dogs. |
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The ADA WATCH is
a nonprofit informational online network designed to educate and inform
people with disabilities, disability advocates, members of the general
public, the business community, policy makers, and the media regarding
threats to civil rights protections for people with disabilities. |
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The Disability Rights Education
and Defense Fund, Inc., (DREDF) is the leading national law and
policy center in disability civil rights. DREDF was founded in 1979
by a unique alliance of adults with disabilities and parents of children
with disabilities. This website provides opportunities for education,
training and technical assistance to persons with disabilities, parents
of children with disabilities, lawyers, service providers and policy
makers about disability civil rights laws and policies. |
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Call
for Help, Inc. is a not-for-profit community service agency created
to provide a listening ear and a concerned advocate for those facing
a crisis or other problem in their lives. Our services are available
24 Hours a day, seven days a week. |
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Seeds
of Hope Ministry is established as an ecumenical Christian and interfaith spiritual
support network for all people, with a particular focus on the inclusion
of all people with disabilities. Seeds of Hope administers The Saturday
Program, a disability peer support program sponsored by LINC, Inc.
and Belleville Parks & Recreation. |
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