Our mission is to help individuals recognize their Abilities, improve their quality of life and become productive members of their community.  We will provide dedicated services to adult individuals with disabilities who meet the qualification of our… Read More

"The Legal Center is an independent public interest non-profit specializing in civil rights and discrimination issues. We protect the human, civil and legal rights of people with mental and physical disabilities, people with HIV, and older people throughout… Read More

United Cerebral Palsy Association of Hawai‘i is a non-profit organization and part of United Cerebral Palsy’s nationwide network of state and local affiliates. Since 1959, our dedicated team of staff and volunteers have been providing services in… Read More

The Arkansas Disability Coalition, ADC, formerly named the Arkansas Coalition for the Handicapped, was incorporated in 1976. The ADC began with a group of families, who had children with various disabilities. The Arkansas Disability Coalition (ADC), a… Read More

The Arkansas Governor's Developmental Disabilities Council supports individuals with developmental disabilities in the achievement of independence, productivity, integration and inclusion in the community. Governor-appointed, the Arkansas Governor’s Developmental… Read More

The Arkansas Division of Services for the Blind is dedicated to the independence of Arkansans who are blind or visually impaired and is committed to the principle that these individuals have the right to make informed choices regarding where they live… Read More

There are two free legal aid organizations in Arkansas that provide civil legal assistance for low-income Arkansans. •Center for Arkansas Legal Services•Legal Aid of ArkansasOur vision is to improve the lives of low-income Arkansans by championing equal… Read More

Arkansas Parent Teacher Association (PTA).  PTA offers many distinct advantages over other parent groups.  First and foremost, PTA provides a unified voice for all children Nationally as well as a broader scope of advocacy and support!  Read more   .… Read More

Arkansas Support Network was established in May of 1988 as Family Support Services, Inc. A small group of parents and volunteers incorporated and were licensed by the state to provide support and assistance to a limited number of families who had children… Read More

The Arkansas Project for Children with Deafblindness is a federally funded program serving individuals from birth through age 21 who are deafblind or at risk of being deafblind.  The project provides training, technical assistance and information to families… Read More