Disability related links...


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	Disability related links...

	*The top web sites for information and disability issues!*

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Disability related sites:

Meeting people

A good way to meet lots of people is this web site, set up simply as a meeting place for gay men and women with or with out disabilitys. Its very safe and you can even make an Email addy with them so you dont have to give out your home address :o)

Promoting ability & genrel disability.

RADAR is a national organisation run by and working with disabled people. It campaigns for equal rights for disabled people, promoting good practice and legislation that enables them to live independently in the community

SeeAbility is a registered charity working with adults who are blind or partially sighted and have a range of additional disabilities.

AbilityNet is a charity that brings the benefits of computer technology to adults and children with disabilities

Founded over 30 years ago the Disabled Living Foundation has become the leading source of information on disability equipment, day-to-day household gadgets, new technologies and training techniques

Welcome to the Disability World web site. Our aim is to provide a simple and easy means for you to browse the Internet for information that can help you. (this site is very good for links)

Welcome to the Disability Now website - the campaigning newspaper that puts you in the picture.

We are pleased to welcome you to Disability WebLinks, a collaborative Federal/Provincial/Territorial project undertaken by Ministers responsible for Social Services and developed in consultation with representatives from the disability community

"AbilityMaine: Maine's Weekly Online News Magazine and Resource Guide for People With Disabilities." AbilityMaine carries a lot of different content: news, local events, disability rights analysis. It also features a monthly humor column by me, Sharon Wachsler, at http://www.abilitymaine.org/Sharon.html. So far my columns have dealt with training my service dog, getting a gynecological exame/pap smear, driving, and undergoing a government disability review.

specific disabilitys

The most fun and funky ME/CFS chat you will ever find!! The home of allyooooop's and 100's of others!

GimpGirl Community currently hosts four discussion lists for women with disabilities. Our newest list is for queer women with disabilities of all ages!

This is a great site for info on ME, its the association for young people with ME.

Scope is a disability organisation in England and Wales whose focus is people with cerebral palsy. Scope's aim is that disabled people achieve equality: a society in which they are as valued, and have the same human and civil rights, as everyone else.

The Brain and Spine Foundation was set up in 1992 to develop research, education and information programmes aimed at improving the prevention, treatment and care of people affected by disorders of the brain and spine and to stimulate the greater allocation of resources across all neurological disorders

Welcome to the website of the British Deaf Association - the largest national charity run by Deaf people for Deaf people. Here at the BDA we are working hard to ensure that Deaf people using sign language have the same rights as other citizens.

Epilepsy Action is the new working name for British Epilepsy Association. Our website contains everything you need to know about epilepsy

Jan Sadler, author and founder of the painSupport website has designed the site especially for anyone who has pain of any kind. painSupport promotes a multi-disciplinary approach, where conventional medicine and complementary therapies work side by side.

Join us as we explore the positive talents that give rise to dyslexia, and share our knowledge about the best ways for dyslexic people to learn.

Post-Polio Sequelae (PPS, Post-Polio Syndrome, The Late Effects of Poliomyelitis) are the unexpected and often disabling symptoms. To find out more about PPS, please follow this link to the PPS letter and web site with more information.

The most fun and funky ME/CFS chat you will ever find!! The home of allyooooop's and 100's of others!

This is a great site for info on ME, its the association for young people with ME.

Scope is a disability organisation in England and Wales whose focus is people with cerebral palsy. Scope's aim is that disabled people achieve equality: a society in which they are as valued, and have the same human and civil rights, as everyone else.

The Brain and Spine Foundation was set up in 1992 to develop research, education and information programmes aimed at improving the prevention, treatment and care of people affected by disorders of the brain and spine and to stimulate the greater allocation of resources across all neurological disorders

Welcome to the website of the British Deaf Association - the largest national charity run by Deaf people for Deaf people. Here at the BDA we are working hard to ensure that Deaf people using sign language have the same rights as other citizens.

Epilepsy Action is the new working name for British Epilepsy Association. Our website contains everything you need to know about epilepsy

Jan Sadler, author and founder of the painSupport website has designed the site especially for anyone who has pain of any kind. painSupport promotes a multi-disciplinary approach, where conventional medicine and complementary therapies work side by side.

Join us as we explore the positive talents that give rise to dyslexia, and share our knowledge about the best ways for dyslexic people to learn.

Post-Polio Sequelae (PPS, Post-Polio Syndrome, The Late Effects of Poliomyelitis) are the unexpected and often disabling symptoms. To find out more about PPS, please follow this link to the PPS letter and web site with more information.

Goverment run or information

The British Council of Disabled People (BCODP) was set up by disabled people in 1981 to promote our full equality and participation within society. We are an umbrella organisation that represents some 130+ organisations run by disabled people

Goverments page for disabled people, info on benefits, law and legistation

Founded in 1866, John Grooms is a leading provider of services for people with disabilities, helping to improve quality of life, and enable people with disabilities to live as independently as possible.

If you are a parent with a disability, a person with a disability who is planning to become a parent, or a nondisabled partner of a disabled parent, this site is for you.

My name is Alex (F. Alexander Brejcha), and after disabilities upset my original art studies and life plans, it took me a while to get my head together (a bunch of wasted years), but my home page mottos are now part and parcel of my life and have allowed me to keep living and commuting independently to work a full-time job as a night-shift hospital telephone operator (code and trauma dispatcher and answering service for several hundred doctors) despite advanced multiple sclerosis that has paralyzed me from the waist down and resulted in a number of other problems.

An intresting, thought provocing web site for people who have invisable disabilitys. Very usefull.

A serch engin that has a huge list of disability web sites.

web page for Dyslexia & other learning disabilitys

Find Jo here