Disability Resources Society and Culture Maryland United States

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• - LINC is a non-profit computer resource center that provides opportunities for people with disabilities. Membership, projects, and training.
  
• - Support group for parents of children with disabilities. Includes workshop schedule, publications, and resources.
  
• - Information about model program which introduces high school youth with disabilities to careers in science, engineering and high technology.
  
• - Private, special education center that serves as a direct service provider, information resource center, and advocate for people of all ages and incomes who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have speech and language disabilities. Based in Baltimore City.
  
• - Dedicated to furthering the independence, self-reliance and dignity of individuals with developmental disabilities. Includes description of programs, services, news, and events.
  
• - Accessible van rentals for the disabled wheelchair and scooter users in Washington DC, Baltimore Maryland and Northern Virginia. Includes available products, rates and reservations.
  
• - Adult and junior miss pageants for women with disabilities to serve as a spokesperson for the disability community about her life as a person with a disability. Features application form, photo gallery, and press releases.
  
• - non-public special education program for children with multiple handicaps including mental retardation, and other services for people with developmental disabilities including employment opportunities.
  
• - A not for profit organization providing training and employment opportunities for blind and multi-handicapped citizens. Has product and service listings, news and rehabilitation information.
  
• - An apartment community specially for adults with disabilities with affordable rents, accessible designs and community life.
  
• - a public service provided by the Maryland Department of Budget and Management/Telecommunications Access of Maryland enables standard telephone users to communicate with people who are deaf, hard of hearing, deaf/blind, or speech disabled who use a TTY
  
• - free public education for children from birth through age 21 who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
  
• - Treatment for neurogenetic illnesses, developmental disorders, and traumatic neurological injury in children and adolescents.
  
• - Statewide association whose primary members are community service agencies that offer diverse employment supports for people experiencing disability or poverty.
  
• - promotes the natural abilities of the physically challenged via sports and other social interactions.
  
• - A not-for-profit agency providing residential services for people with developmental disabilities (mental retardation) in Frederick County.
  
• - Enhances advocacy functions of consumer run or consumer responsive organizations by providing state of the art technical assistance and training to their staff and board, providing them with the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure organizational effi
  
• - A state residential center in Hagerstown serving people with developmental disabilities. Includes center description, services, and directions.
  
• - Making arts, recreation and cultural activities accessible throughout Maryland for all persons regardless of disability or the nature of disability.
  
• - A private nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening agencies to better support people with developmental disabilities and their families in their own communities.
  
• - a community-based, public treatment and educational facility serving children and adolescents with serious emotional disturbance.
  
• - Provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for citizens with mental retardation. Sports offered, events, and opportunities for athletes, families, coaches and volunteers.
  
• - Works to assure the full participation of individuals with developmental disabilities and their families in all aspects of community life. Provides access to supports and services necessary to foster personal growth, independence and productivity.
  
• - Providing outdoor summer camping memories for deaf, blind, and diabetic persons.
  
• - Provides children who are living with various mental and/or physical challenges an opportunity to play baseball as a team member in an organized league.
  
• - Provides job training, employment opportunities, residential services, and recreational opportunities for people with developmental disabilities and their families in the Washington, D.C. metro area.
  
• - Training and employment placement service for workers with disabilities on Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore.
  
• - A non-profit organization that provides residential services, vocational services, supported employment, volunteership and advocacy to all individuals with developmental disabilities through an integrative support system of care, love and partnership.
  
• - Provides support to enhance the quality of life for deaf and hard of hearing Marylanders, and increases social, civic, educational, and economic opportunities through its programs and services. Includes achievements, photo gallery, newsletters, and issues
  
• - A private, non-profit school for K-12 Students with learning disabilities.
  
• - UCP/PGMC serves children and adults with disabilities through employment supports, independence training, and transition services. We promote assistive devices and high technology.
  
• - academic and therapeutic programs for emotionally disabled teenagers in a nurturing environment to enable students to develop the skills necessary to reach their greatest potential in an increasingly complex and culturally diverse society.
  
• - Provides support to families of children with mental retardation. Programs, legislative guide, calendar of events, local chapters, news, and stories.
  
  

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