Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence
If you are a victim you can get help. The Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence is dedicated to serving you. Call our toll-free 24-hour crisis line. Safe shelters across the state will open their doors for you and your children. Many other services are available. There is no excuse for domestic violence. |
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Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services
Provides through a single agency a seamless system of service delivery for infants, toddlers, adolescents, adults and older individuals with disabilities. |
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Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program (ADAP)
ADAP provides quality, legally-based advocacy services to persons with disabilities through protecting, promoting, and expanding their rights. This site has an excellent database of Alabama disability resources. |
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Alabama Family Trust
The Alabama Family Trust, as a non-profit organization, has assisted families with mentally and physically disabled loved ones and their plan for long term care without jeopardizing their governmental entitlements, especially in terms of medical assistance (i.e., Medicaid and Social Supplemental Income (SSI)). |
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Alabama Head and Spinal Cord Injury Registry
The Alabama Head and Spinal Cord Injury Registry is a service linkage system containing all head and spinal cord trauma reported by hospitals statewide. |
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Alabama Medicaid
The State of Alabama's Medicaid (Medical Assistance) Program provides health care coverage to thousands. This web site provides information about the Alabama Medicaid program, schedules of events, provider software and forms, manuals, bulletins and notices, and links to other health care related web sites. |
Alabama Respite Resource Network
The Alabama Respite Resource Network (ARRN) is a project of UCP of Huntsville and Tennessee Valley, funded by a grant from the Alabama Council for Developmental Disabilities. Its purpose is to identify respite resources around the State and develop a comprehensive directory that will help parents find respite in their area. |
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Camp ASCCA - Easter Seals
Camp ASCCA is not only the world's largest camping, recreational and educational facility for people with disabilities, it is the most exciting. Activity areas include Outdoor Adventure, Aquatics and Outdoor Education. Each area offers visitors a unique experience, and allows the camper to succeed on his or her own, as well as in an environment of peer support. |
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Helpline for Mobile, Baldwin, Clarke and Washington Counties
Helpline's Information and Referral service provides a comprehensive listing of organizations that provide services and assistance for individuals and families. |
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Lakeshore Foundation Super Sports and Junior Wheelchair Athletics
The Program is based in Birmingham, Alabama, where the Lakeshore Foundation provides fully accessible recreational facilities for swimming, weight training, adapted climbing, shooting sports, and wheelchair team sports. Super Sports is currently operating in Mobile, Montgomery, Decatur/Huntsville, and in Birmingham, where local coordinators tailor programs to meet community needs. In addition, outdoor locations are used for seasonal adventure programming. |
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Alabama State Disability Resources |
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Statewide Technology Access and Response System (STAR)
The mission of the STAR Program is to enhance independence, productivity and quality of life for all Alabamians with disabilities through access to assistive technology devices and services.
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