Source of information regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act.

National resource center for respite and crisis care programs.

Site offers information on social groups information, protection and advocacy organizations, educational resources, and vocation rehablitaion resources.

Assures that children with special health care needs and their families obtain comprehensive care and services which are family-centered, community-based, and culturally sensitive.

Helps people with low vision or blindness succeed in the workforce.

Information from the Department of Education about programs and services in school districts for children with developmental disabilities.

Provides information, communication and advocacy resources for persons with disabilities in Ohio.

The DNOS is a statewide organization developed to promote an on-going spirit of advocacy on behalf of people with all types of disabilities.

Provides links for caregivers, providers, and advisors to the frail elderly to on-line information about health, financial, legal, housing, aging, and other eldercare issues.

Provides services, for people who have mental retardation or other developmental disabilities, that include both supported living and waiver services in the areas of homemaker, employment and transportation.

Organization of blind people that provide peer support for one another.

Provides health coverage to families with low incomes, children, pregnant women, and people who are aged, blind, or who have disabilities.

An organization that attempts to ensure the availability of programs, services, and supports that assist individuals in achieving a life of increasing capability and to support the families of these individuals.

A planning and advocacy body committed to community inclusion for people with developmental disabilities.

A service club with emphasis on helping individuals with developmental disabilities. Included is a newsletter, information on officers, clubs, and meetings.

Exists to advise the Governor and General Assembly on statewide disability issues and to promote the value of diversity, dignity and the quality of life for people with disabilities.

A private nonprofit organization which provides Ohio's adult citizens with disabilities an opportunity for employment.

An independent state agency that protects and advocates for the human, civil, and legal rights of people with disabilities.

Represents community based residential service providers and supports Ohio's citizens with developmental disabilities.

Works in partnership with people with disabilities to assist them in achieving greater community participation through opportunities for employment and independence.

Promotes the employment of Ohioans with disabilities.

Combines a list of state agencies and organizations that provide assistance and services for children and youth with disabilities.

Committed to promoting a philosophy of peer support, self-help, self-determination, equal access, and individual and systems advocacy.

Sixteen centers that provide services to all school districts, county boards of mental retardation and developmental disabilities, and institutions in the state.

A statewide federally funded project that provides services to parents and educators of students with low incidence and severe disabilities.