This resource, found within the University of Virginia’s Children’s Medical Center, is a tutorial for children and parents. It provides information about what cerebral palsy (CP) is, what the causes of CP are, different types of CP, problems people with CP may encounter, equipment used by people with CP, and therapy techniques.

General information on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and information about the federal government???s efforts to combat FAS.

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This page is provided by the Centers for Disease Control ( Department of Health and Human Services) National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD), and provides information about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. The site offers fact sheets, FAQs, publications, educational materials, and other resources. It can also be accessed in …

Explains how Asperger’s Syndrome is different from classic autism, and how it can be treated.

A long list of articles about disability and links to disability resources on the Web, including databases, resource sites, events, products, services. Special page with numerous links to sources for information on accessible web page design.

The University of North Carolina provides answers to 20 common questions about autism, a family reference guide, and information about Asperger’s Syndrome. Some information also available in Spanish.

Formerly the Swedish Handicap Institute, the SIAT works to provide access to well-functioning assistive technology that will improve the quality of life for people with disabilities. It works to stimulate research, analyze needs and encourage the testing of assistive technology by providing information and training to professionals in such technol …

“Telecare Aware is a news service about the technology, products, equipment and services (called telecare and telehealth) that help older and disabled people remain independent at home for longer.”

The website “explore” is “a multimedia organization that documents leaders around the world who have devoted their lives to extraordinary causes.” This site includes short films and photograph collections of issues including environmental causes, education, human rights, public health, animal welfare, spirituality and disabilities.

Computer Science students and educators will find a variety of tutorials to advance their knowledge of “current computing technologies and paradigms.” Includes video lectures, academic course content, and exercises on programming languages, databases, and more.

List of web resources that help people with disabilities start, grow and manage a small business. Includes sections on finance and taxes.

Information for disabled veteran small business owners seeking federal government business opportunities. Links to websites and instructions on getting listed with the Federal Supply Service and navigating the contracting process.

The site promotes family literacy based on an intergenerational approach, contains information on literacy initiatives, training services for professional development, and a collection of other resources for teachers and parents.

Information about autism and helps parents get in touch with a country-wide network of “Unlocking Autism Representatives” who can help with finding the best available resources for their children. Users can post messages to the site community or search for experts to help them answer questions.

TACA is a non-profit organization that focuses on building the autism community by connecting people and sharing information. Resources on the site help affected families find support and effective treatments as quickly as possible.

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This site is the national clearinghouse for the latest evidence-based information on AD/HD. The NRC provides comprehensive information and support to individuals with AD/HD, their families and friends, and the professionals involved in their lives.

Devoted to information regarding symptoms and potential treatment for Irlen Syndrome, formerly known as Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome, which can affect reading comprehension, attention, and light sensitivity in children and adults.

“Compare types of counselling and psychotherapy, take self-tests and quizzes, identify symptoms, look up medications, or learn about secure online therapy.” Read answers to mental health questions or ask your own anonymous question.