Discussion Topic

Resources

Posted on 05/16/08, 06:47 pm
Here's a space to allow you to share information on resources that could help others in this group. Even if a resource is only available in your local area (city or country) while members in this group are located all around the world, please share what you know about it with us anyway because some of us could be closer to you than you might know.
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  • Reply #1 05/19/08  7:39pm
    U.S. Social Security Administration
    Voice: 1.800.772.1213
    TTY: 1.800.325.0778
    Net: www.ssa.gov
  • Reply #2 05/23/08  4:43pm
    Crisis Line for the Handicapped
    1.800.426.4263 24-Hour
  • Reply #3 05/23/08  4:57pm
    A Handicapped Help Line
    1.888.820.4357
    Referrals, Guidance, and Listen With Care
  • Reply #4 05/23/08  5:59pm
    Spinal Cord Injury Network International
    1.800.548.2673
  • Reply #5 05/23/08  6:01pm
    Assistive Technology Network
    1.800.390.2699
    1.800.900.0706 TTY
    Information and Referral
  • Reply #6 05/23/08  6:02pm
    National Association of Social Workers
    National Hopeline Network
    1.800.784.2433 24-Hour
  • Reply #7 05/31/08  5:08pm
    National Telecommuting Institute, Incorporated
    www.nticentral.org
    NTI assists Americans with disabilities in finding work that they can do from home or other locations. If you are disabled and seeking employment, you will find that this is an organization that has the experience and know-how to deal with the Social Security Administration's rules as you make your move toward financial independence. Training provided.
  • Reply #8 06/08/08  2:19am
    http://www.muscle.ca/ Muscular Dystrophy Canada

    http://www.mda.org/ MDA Helping Jerry's Kids (Only 84 days to the Telethon!)

    http://www.fsma.org/ Families of Spinal Muscular Atrophy

    http://www.smafoundation.org/ Spinal Muscular Atrophy Foundation
  • Reply #9 06/15/08  4:39pm
    www.meetup.com
    Join groups in your area on a variety of issues and interests, or with the assistance on the website, put together your own group.
  • Reply #10 06/15/08  5:26pm
    Ravetti's Adaptive Apparel
    7960 University Avenue #240
    La Mesa, California 91941
    1.619.460.1702
    ravettis.com
    ravettis@yahoo.com
    Adaptive clothing and footwear to enhance the quality of life for those with arthritis, foot problems, mobility issues, incontinence, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, pain, ALS, MS, fuller figures, etc. We have heelchair dresses, back-snap shirts, no-strip jumpsuits, washable shoes, front-close bras, diabetic socks, arm protectors, large sizes, and other items. We offer moderately priced, high quality garments and much more for those with special needs. Ravetti's is dedicated to making life easier whether you are a self-dresser or a caregiver. For us, your dignity and comfort are paramount.

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