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Child Care and the ADA
Child care centers rather privately or publicly operated must conform to ADA standards in order to meet the needs of special children.

Creative Perspectives, a different look at autism
Providing service to parents and families to help them with special needs autistic children. Offers programs to assist the children and parents to learn.

Disabled Parents Network
A UK based organisation of disabled people who are parents or who hope to become parents, their families and allies.

Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center Parents Network
Parents of developmentally delayed children who are clients of the Easter Los Angeles Regional Center.

Exceptional Parent
Magazine for parents of children or young adults with disabilities. Includes reports, forum, products links, books.

Exceptional Resources Inc.
A provider of autism books, autism videos, and other autism, asperger syndrome and related resources.

Heads Up!
Information and helpful products for Occupational therapists, speech therapists, teachers and families with special needs children.

Helping Your Special Needs Child
Authors Sandy Tovray and Maria Wilson-Portuondo, both parents of special needs children, share their experiences and offer solid advice in Helping Your Special Needs Child.

Hints for Mothers of Many Children
Discusses general issues but also a section of disabled children and their siblings.

ICan Online
ICan Online is a well organized site that offers a tremendous amount of information to the disabled community.

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