(Equipment Exchange Links, Adaptive Computer Software, Medicine and Health/Dental Care, and All Other Links)
Care.com: Find Child Care Resources and Referrals to Babysitters and Day Care
Special needs resources, how to's. Also guide dog information.
Special Kids Photography of America (SPKA) began operation in 2002 when it separated from Picture ME Foundation as a "stand alone" program to address the approach to photographic services for children with special needs.
Produces products made by and for moms: products that are sold through retailers nationwide. Each product carries the Mom Invented brand -- a brand symbolizing the dynamic creativity of moms everywhere and our potential connection to each other.
Donate used orthodtics. Recycle AFO's. We accept its not ideal to recycle AFO's but there is no local skill for making custom splints. So it's a matter of having enough pre-loved AFO's to find one to fit the required foot. The kids are actually lucky if they get a pair of shoes to help maintain position." Some of the splints we collect are sent to Uganda for use in the Clubfoot Project. The orthotics are shipped by the Christian Blind Mission or directly from parents who visit this site.
Offers stairlifts with free shipping.
Northeast
Nanny GroupGroup for nannies in the Northeast. Exists to promote education and awareness of the nanny profession. Provides nanny members with opportunities for educational classes, seminars and retreats. Continually supports the community on a local level to support and assist various charities that relate to the interest and well being of the local people.
MedPrompt
provides individuals taking multiple medications with specific
reminders over a MedPrompt text pager, or the patient's text capable
cell phone. The individual receives the reminder at the specific
time to take the medication, any special instructions, or other
info. The service is inexpensive, accurate, and
informative. It can save a life!
A Hunt Above is a non-profit, non-denominational, Bible-centered organization incorporated in the State of Mississippi in 2005 by Christian hunters. A Hunt Above is a ministry to terminally ill and handicap children who have a DREAM WISH to hunt or fish. A Hunt Above's goal is to help everyone share in the joy of fulfilling a special child's dream. To provide a FREE DREAM HUNT or FISHING TRIP to terminally ill and handicap children. To protect and provide the rights of all Americans so they can enjoy our wonderful outdoors. To promote the biblical truth that God is the Creator and Savior of the world. To bring an awareness of our personal accountability to God. To share one's faith in Christ with others and also share the common joy and experience of hunting and fishing with these special children and their families. To foster faith, fun and fellowship among hunters and fishermen in Mississippi and all of America.
Download each states advanced directives and living wills
Helping people regain their independence through electric wheelchairs, sleep therapy products and home fill oxygen systems.
Children's novel by autistic author Will Rogers
A support directory for parents.
Specializing in quality products to enhance daily living.
Quadribent, Side-by-Side Recumbent Bicycles. We design and manufacture custom Quadribent bicycles for special needs kids and physically challenged people.
Specializes in designing and manufacturing special needs tricycles and accessories for children with disabilities. Our products provide benefits for riders with minimal to profound disabilities. Our Mission is to create opportunities of independence by providing therapeutic tricycles to children with cerebral palsy and similar disorders.
Vista Care Hospice provides you with an Adobe PDF for all states, includes instructions and state forms for living wills.
Social
Security Disability Lawyers
Disability
– Attorneys knowledgeable about Social Security Disability Benefits.
Free SSI & SSDI case evaluation and FAQ regarding common
Disabilities
The site provides information on the social security disability and SSI disability claim process. It provides an overview of the system and also provides answers to dozens of questions that are routinely asked by claimants. The site also provides tips on filing claims and appeals and lists various mistakes to avoid. For the most part, the site is based on my own work experience as a disability-medicaid caseworker and also as a disability claims examiner for the social security administration.
