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Useful Links
If you are seeking information about a particular disability, here are some useful links:
Acquired Brain Injury |
Brainline.org Preventing, treating and living with traumatic brain injury (TBI) |
Autism Resources
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Regional Centers in California State of California Department of Developmental Services. (offices throughout California)—assessment and diagnosis, information and referral, lifelong individualized planning and service coordination, etc. Tarjan Center At UCLA Research, training, comprehensive diagnostic and cognitive testing for autism. "Raising Abilities Collection" A collection of books for young and old on Autism and related disorders at the South Pasadena Library. Education Spectrum Includes comprehensive assessment, intervention, training, and consultation. Altadena CA 91001. Asperger syndrome information and Support. Autism Speaks An organization that funds research and raises public awareness about autism. Students with Asperger Syndrome A Guide for College Personnel. Wolf, Thierfeld Brown and Bork, AAPC, 2009. Adult Autism and Employment: A Guide for Vocational Rehabilitation Professionals Sandifer, Disability Policy and Studies, School of Health Professions, University of Missouri, 2009 Foothill Autism Alliance, Inc A non-profit, all-volunteer organization of parents, professionals, and care-givers, dedicated to providing education, resources, and support to the autism community. Education Spectrum, Inc. Danny's Farm was created to provide meaningful employment and volunteer opportunities for adults and teenagers with disabilities. |
Deaf / Hard of Hearing |
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Developmental Disabilities |
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Learning Disabilities |
Learning Disabilities Association of America Support for people with learning disabilities, their parents, teachers, and other professionals at a national, state, and local level. Cutting edge information on learning disabilities, practical solutions, and a comprehensive network of resources. Learning Disabilities Association of California Learning Dsiabilities Online Daily, free e-newsletter about learning disabilities, ADHD, special education, and other issues especially for educators, parents, and kids. Excellent articles. Great Schools Excellent resource for parents helping them understand their children’s learning difficulties, including those diagnosed with learning disabilities, ADHD, autism, and Asperger Syndrome—from preschool through College Prep. It was initially launched by Charles Schwab who is dyslexic and has a dyslexic son. Free e-newsletter. The National Center for Learning Disabilities Free online newsletter that feature News Desk Headlines and News from Capitol Hill. Excellent articles and free e-newsletter. The International Dyslexia Association A nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals with dyslexia, their families, and the communities that support them. Free e-newsletter, information and fact sheets, research funding, and resource lists. |
Mobility/Visual Impairments |
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Psychological Disabilities |
Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder |
Speech/Language Impairments |
California Speech - Language Hearing Association National Stuttering Association |
Community Agencies |
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Reasonable and Appropriate Accommodations |
DO-IT, Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology The JAN E-News is a free, quarterly online newsletter of the Job Accommodation Network. Its purpose is to keep subscribers informed about low-cost and innovative accommodation approaches; the latest trends in assistive technologies; announcements of upcoming JAN presentations, media events, trainings, and Webcasts; and legislative and policy updates promoting the employment success of people with disabilities.
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Literacy Resources
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Pasadena Reads is Pasadena Public Library’s adult literacy program. This programs helps individuals gain basic skills in reading and computer use. |
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