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American Foundation for the Blind.
The American Foundation for the
Blind (AFB) serves as a national resource for the blind and visually
impaired. Also serves to educate the general public.
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Angelman Syndrome
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Apraxia.
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Asperger's 101.
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Autism Recovery Network
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Developmental Needs
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The Library of Congress National Library Service for the Blind and
Physically Handicapped. The Library of Congress administers a free
library program that circulates Braille and recorded materials to
eligible borrowers through a network of cooperating regional and subregional (local) libraries. Reading materials and playback machines
are sent to borrowers and returned to libraries by postage-free mail.
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Low Vision Gateway. This site was created as a starting point for
accessing information on the Web related to low vision and blindness.
This site is sponsored by the Internet Low Vision Society with support
from the Low Vision Centers of Indiana.
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National Down Syndrome Congress
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National Down Syndrome Society
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The National Federation of the Blind. Provides public education about
blindness, information and referral services, scholarships, literature,
and publications about blindness. Also provides information on aids,
appliances and other adaptive equipment for the blind, advocacy
services, and protection of civil rights. Contains links to Braille,
guide dogs, scholarships, and other services for the blind.
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Noonan Syndrome.
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NYISE Blindness Resource Center. Developed by the New York Institute
for Special Education, this site contains links to resources in access,
history, literacy, online information, organizations, and vendors
specializing in technology for the blind.
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National Library Services fir the Blind & Physically Handicapped
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Recording For The Blind & Dyslexic. A national nonprofit organization,
Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic is a comprehensive source of
material and equipment designed to support the education and
professional goals of individuals unable to read standard printed text.
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Web sites and directories Deaf Resource Library. Covers all sorts of
deaf and hard-of-hearing-related topics and discusses deaf culture in
the United States and Japan. Includes connections to magazines and
newspapers dealing with deaf issues, TDD directories, mail-order
catalogs that cater to the deaf, deaf-blind issues and resources, the
ADA, how to make Web pages accessible, resources for the hard-of-hearing
and the late deafened, deaf-owned businesses, and Web pages of members
of the deaf community.
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DeafWeb Washington. Covers events, assistive technology, Black deaf
resources, education, government, deaf culture, tinnitus, job
information, resources for children, resources for parents, and a list
of more than 1,000 books on deafness from Amazon.com. This site has a
strong Washington State slant, but does include national information.
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The Listen Up Web. Developed as a resource to parents, teachers and
speech pathologists, this site contains a comprehensive series of links
for auditory, speech, language, deaf, and vestibular disorders.
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Project HIIT: Internet for the Hearing Impaired. Covers many topics
that would be of interest to people with a hearing disability such as
closed captioning, service dogs, disability access symbols, how to
communicate with the deaf-blind, and electronic resources.
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Spina Bifida Fact Sheet
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