Specialized Information Sources

Professional organization for Utah psychologists. Operates a referral service and speaker's bureau.

Provides research, training, technical assistance, and services for children and adults with disabilities, families, and the professionals who serve them.

Services Include:

• Community education and technical assistance to people with developmental disabilities, family members, service providers, educators, and professionals on a wide range of topics including web accessibility, assistive technology, federal and state special education policy, and professional development.
• Research on the causes of disability and the implementation of evidence-based practices.
• Educational opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students, professionals, and advocates.
• A broad array of services addressing family and consumer needs through clinical and community settings.
• Dissemination of the most current research and information related to disability services and supports.

Sue Olsen, Director, Division of Services

Utah’s federally designated University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD).

Disability Resource Center (DRC) is to foster student inclusion into the SLCC Community through teaching independence, self-advocacy, and responsibility while maintaining an environment that promotes personal, educational and social growth.

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Health Related Advocacy Groups
• Braille and Tactile Aids
• Voluntary Health Organizations

NFB of Utah has 5 chapters located in St. George, Utah County, Salt Lake, Weber/Davis, and Logan; as well as 3 divisions that work specifically with students, seniors, and parents of blind children.
President Everette Bacon

• Court Ordered Community Service Sites
• Teaching/Instruction Volunteer Opportunities
• General Mental Health Information/Education
• Counseling/Information Support Volunteer Opportunities
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Public Awareness/Education
• Advocacy
• Mental Health Related Support Groups
• Suicide Prevention Programs
• Voluntary Health Organizations

Affiliate programs located throughout the state, including Salt Lake, Utah County, Southwest, Cache Valley, Davis. See website for contact information.

• Family Counseling
• Home Based Parenting Education
• Child Abuse Prevention
• Children's Out of Home Respite Care
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Parenting Skills Classes
• Crisis Nurseries/Child Care

Provides mental health and substance abuse treatment to Davis County residents.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Davis Behavioral Health remains open and accepting new clients. To protect the health of clients and staff, telehealth access is available for all scheduled and unscheduled calls.

• Psychiatric Day Treatment
• Marriage Counseling
• Suicide Prevention Hotlines
• Child Guidance
• Bereavement Support Groups
• Psychiatric Medication Services
• General Assessment for Substance Use Disorders
• General Crisis Intervention Hotlines
• Medication Information/Management
• Residential Substance Use Disorder Treatment Facilities
• Case/Care Management
• General Counseling Services
• Anger Management
• In Person Crisis Intervention
• Mental Health Evaluation
• Psychiatric Case Management
• Substance Use Disorder Education/Prevention
• Comprehensive Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment
• Substance Use Disorder Counseling
• Substance Use Disorder Crisis Intervention
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Wellness Programs

Connects families to child care including summer activities and provides information for child care providers.

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Child Care Provider Training
• Child Care Provider Referrals

• Aging and Disability Resource Centers
• Specialized Information and Referral

Provides emotional support, training, workshops, and resource information for families of children with emotional, behavioral, and mental health disorders such as depression, ADHD, anxiety, etc. It also provides training, referrals, and consultation to various state agencies on parent/professional collaboration, resource coordination through the Family Resource Facilitator Program, systems of care, among other things.

• Child Guidance
• Mental Health Related Support Groups
• Volunteer Recruitment/Placement
• Specialized Information and Referral

Provides on-line community support for Utahns who have a food allergy or eosinophilic disorder. Includes information about food allergies, anaphylaxis, organization meetings, initiatives, and news.

Listing of genetics-related resources available in the region (AZ, CO, MT, NM, NV, TX, UT, WY) including clinical genetics, consumer support, newborn screening, prenatal genetics, genetics laboratories, and specialty clinics. Established in 1993 to provide private alternatives to support public programs for genetics and maternal health services and education. One of several Regional Genetic Services Directory

Regional area served, regional resource

• Developmental Screening
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Parenting Helplines

A web-based source for up-to-date information about infectious diseases currently affecting Utah communities.

• Specialized Information and Referral

Provides a basic guide for parents of children with chronic health issues, disabilities and special needs.

Linda Jorgensen

• Resume Preparation Assistance
• Certificates/Forms Assistance
• Language Translation
• Citizenship Education
• Parenting Skills Classes
• Life Skills Education
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Wellness Programs
• Comprehensive Immigration/Naturalization Services

• Mental Health Related Support Groups
• Teaching/Instruction Volunteer Opportunities
• Court Ordered Community Service Sites
• Advocacy
• Volunteer Mobilization Events
• Specialized Information and Referral
• General Mental Health Information/Education

• Health/Disability Related Support Groups
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Retreat Centers
• Disease/Disability Information

Informational website for women and children detailing tips for health, parenting, and relationships.

Online resource.

• Child Care Provider Referrals
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Child Care Provider Training

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Spanish as a Second Language
• Extended Child Care

You can apply for health insurance, tax credits, and Medicaid through the Marketplace via HealthCare.gov, myCase, or at your local DWS employment center.

If you have already applied for or are receiving medical assistance, you can sign up or log in to myCase to get information, recertify and manage your benefits.
"case" refers to case number

If you'd like to obtain free assistance applying for Medicaid/CHIP visit www.takecareutah.org or call 211.

internet-based, statewide

Access to a Prescription Assistance Program in which residents can print free discount prescription coupons up to 75 percent in savings at more than 68,000 pharmacies. Simply follow the link and print your free coupon now to start saving on your prescription drugs.

Not a Medicare prescription drug plan, nor a government affiliated program.

The Mothers' Nest holds monthly meetings for perinatal moms that combine education, self-care, and support. Also gathers information and local resources related to postpartum depression and related illnesses including local support groups, mental health resources, and information on perinatal mood and anxiety disorders to support postpartum moms and families.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all State and CDC guidelines.

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Parenting Support Volunteer Opportunities
• Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders Treatment

A resource website to search Summit County's comprehensive directory to find services related to mental and behavioral health, addiction, advocacy, and support. Support groups, psychiatrists, after hours care ...

• Specialized Information and Referral

Statewide database of food pantries listed by city.

• Disease/Disability Information
• Internet Information Resources
• Specialized Information and Referral

Connect2Health is a University of Utah, student-driven program that trains student volunteers to work in partnership with local clinics to bridge the gap that separates under-served patients from available community resources and education.

Provides dynamic, highly specialized community summer school, youth enrichment, out-of-school-time, specialized information and referral, computer literacy training, and related volunteer opportunities with academic and prevention focus at 13 neighborhood centers throughout the city of South Salt Lake. Visit website, instagram, and facebook for up to date information.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Youth Enrichment Programs
• Summer School Programs
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Tutoring Volunteer Opportunities
• Computer Literacy Training Programs

Provides information for people with disabilities who are SSI or SSDI recipients and want to work.

(SSI)

Govbenefits.com is a free confidential prescreening tool for state and federal government programs. Search for benefits you may be able to receive.

Internet resource, State and Federal resources
Partners with USA.gov

The National Kidney Foundation is the leading organization in the U.S. dedicated to the awareness, prevention and treatment of kidney disease.

Services Include:

• Information and resources about kidney disease
• Patient Information Help Line
• Peer mentor support program
• Self management app for food choices

Works to "prevent shaken baby syndrome and promote the well-being of infants generally through the development and implementation of programs, policy and research; and to support and educate families, caregivers and professionals.”

Safeguards the civil rights of deaf and hard of hearing Americans. As a national federation of state associations, individual members, and organizational and corporate affiliates, the advocacy work includes accessibility, education, employment, healthcare, mental health, rehabilitation, technology, telecommunications, and transportation. Website features advocacy information and resources.

NAD Youth Leadership Camp (YLC) is a four-week intensive educational program for high school students. Camp Taloali, Stayton, Oregon.

Responds to inquiries about a diverse range of topics related to deaf and hard-of-hearing children from infancy to age 21.

Provides mental health information on the following topics: getting help, statistics, clinical trials, outreach, research, opportunities for funding, and labs at NIMH. Provides links to descriptions of clinical trials, related to numerous mental health conditions, including ADHD, anxiety, and depression.

A national organization of and for people with developmental disabilities and their families. Website provides information about public policy; insurance products information; publications; discussion groups; employment registry; and links to local chapters and related organizations.

Works to cure cystic fibrosis and provide all people with CF the opportunity to lead long, fulfilling lives. Conducts research on cystic fibrosis.

The CF Foundation funds research and drug development and provides CF-related resources for families and medical providers.

[https://www.cff.org/Assistance-Services/About-Compass/What-Is-Compass/ Compass] is a personalized one-on-one service to help with the insurance, financial, legal, and other issues faced by people living with CF, their families, and their care teams.

The [https://www.cff.org/ccd/ CF Care Center] finder is a web-based location finder for cystic fibrosis accredited care centers nationwide. The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation provides funding for and accredits more than 110 cystic fibrosis care centers and 55 affiliate programs nationwide, including 96 programs for treating adults with CF.

Provide a “green” way of providing Sign Language interpreting. All that is required is a computer/webcam, access to high speed internet and to download free webconferencing software. The hearing employer, doctor, counselor, school etc., pays for the service to be in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

computer/webcam based service

IMPACT provides a variety of educational resources and tools for understanding aspects of raising a health family.

IMPACT stands for Improving Maternal Child Health Programs and Policies so All Children Thrive. IMPACT is a project of national Family Voices.

IMPACT promotes a holistic approach to health and wellness for all families and children including those with special healthcare needs and disabilities.

IMPACT elevates and expands the capacity of family organizations – those that serve all children as well as those that serve children with special needs and disabilities  –  to educate and inform families about lifestyle strategies and choices that positively impact the long-term good health of children. 

IMPACT promotes health and wellness by developing materials and tools and sharing other resources that help families learn skills to build healthy relationships, healthy families, and healthy communities.

Provided advocacy and expands opportunities and enhances the quality of life of children and young adults with disabilities and their families. PACER is staffed primarily by parents of children with disabilities and works in coalition with 18 disability organizations. A significant Learning Center, Resources, and specifically for Students and Young Adults.

Provided advocacy for the promotion and protection of children's health through fundraising, grantmaking and providing an informed perspective. Packard Children’s Hospital and Stanford School of Medicine supports clinical care, research, and education to improve the health of children and expectant mothers, locally and worldwide. Programs include Improving Systems of Care for Children with Special Health Care Needs and Elevating the Societal Priority of Children, providing wide-ranging, up-to-date data and research by tracking the status of California's children over time through its website, www.kidsdata.org.

A voluntary health agency that works to combat muscular dystrophy, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), and related muscle-debilitating diseases. The organization is committed to finding treatments and cures while providing a comprehensive program to empower families with support to help them thrive and stay independent including summer camps for kids, peer support, equipment resources and more. Related volunteer opportunities available.COVID-19 Update: following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Voluntary Health Organizations
• Assistive Technology Expense Assistance
• Health/Disabilities Related Volunteer Opportunities
• Therapeutic Camps
• Health/Disability Related Support Groups

Dedicated to improving health care transition supports for youth moving into the adult health care system, offers education, resources, tools, and state policy advocacy for youth, families, providers, and states. The Six Core Elements of Health Care Transition 2.0 define the basic components of health care transition support.

See resources on http://gottransition.org

National state-based database of mental health professionals. Detailed professional listings for Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Therapists, Counselors, Group Therapy and Treatment Centers in the United States and Canada.

Search by city, insurance, issues, sexuality, gender, age, language, faith, types of therapy, online therapy, psychiatrists, treatment centers, and support groups.

Psychology Today's Therapy Directory is run here Sussex Directories.

Committed to full participation of persons with disabilities in post-secondary education. Website resources include civil rights, legal resources, DSS professionals.

Affiliate programs Utah AHEAD, New Mexico AHEAD

Provides practical advice, emotional support and the most up-to-date educational information for families of children and adults with disabilities and special healthcare needs as well as to the physicians, allied health care professionals, and educational professionals. Available for free, as a monthly email. 

The ARCH National Respite Network includes the National Respite Locator, a service to help caregivers and professionals locate respite services in their community, the National Respite Coalition, a service that advocates for preserving and promoting respite in policy and programs at the national, state, and local levels, and the Lifespan Respite Technical Assistance Center.

The ARCH National Respite Network includes summer camps for both children and adults with special needs.

A cooperative agreement with the US Administration for Community Living/ Administration on Aging

SMA, part of the Childhood Anxiety Network, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing information, resources and support to those impacted by a child with the anxiety disorder known as Selective Mutism (SM).

SMA is the nation’s premier resource for information on SM. Provides a network of professionals, families and affected individuals across the world who understand the struggle of living in silence.

SMA Support Groups by State: list of SMA support groups.

Find a Treating Professional: Directory of professionals that have joined the SMA community.

Provides information on caregiver services, policy and research. Search for state-based resources using the Services by State tool.

Provides essential information on costs for thousands of procedures and learn insurance basics. A national independent, nonprofit corporation whose mission is to bring transparency to healthcare costs and health insurance information through comprehensive data products and consumer resources. Search for medical and dental costs.

Internet-based service

Resources for individuals with disabilities: Topical List, Printable Resources, Web Resources, Tip Sheets, Video Resources and Toolkit for IDD at Tip Sheets and Resources with Health Watch Tables.

For recent applications for Social Security disability benefits or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) that were denied for medical reasons,
request an appeal online and provide documents to support appeal electronically. Individuals may also continue an appeal already started.

Internet resource
TDD Phone for Salt Lake City area 800 325 0778

Provides the latest medical information, aggressively funding the most promising research, offering meaningful support, raising public awareness and advocating for all living with Rett syndrome. Lists resources and clinics by state, national resources, and clinical trials. Resources include: Care Guides, Communication, Adaptive Equipment and Funding, School and Day Programs, Adolescence, Planning for the Future. Includes research about the condition and medication trials.

Offers families a direct connection with an experienced, compassionate Peer Support Specialist to help navigate the journey of disease diagnosis, treatment, and management for a child living with a neurologic condition. Includes: Transition of Care, Infantile Spasms Awareness, Respite Care, Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy, Grants and Scholarships, Webinars

National, web-based locator for services

Provides objective and credible information, advocacy and research for diabetes. Website offers education, legal rights, health insurance, tips for caregivers, etc. Provides camps for children with Type I diabetes and with or at risk of developing Type II diabetes.

Delivering comprehensive support resources, and driving research to accelerate the discovery of DM therapies. A digital library of educational videos. Find a doctor nationwide locator. Find a support group, including a virtual group. Anesthesia guidelines. Founded by families with DM seeking to help one another.

AKA Myotonic Dystrophy Foundation

The leading voice and resource of the Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) community, and committed to the prevention of prenatal exposure to alcohol, drugs, and other substances known to harm fetal development, and to supporting individuals, families, and communities living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASDs) and other preventable intellectual/ developmental disabilities.

Provides support to people with learning disabilities, their parents, teachers and other professionals with cutting edge information on learning disabilities, practical solutions, and a comprehensive network of resources.

A locator tool allows cancer patients and oncology professionals to search for fertility preservation services in their area, and to submit referrals or request appointments through a secure online system.

A website that provides resources to parents from the American Academy of Pediatrics. Includes tools to locate pediatricians and pediatric specialists throughout the US.

Connects individuals and families affected by cleft lip/palate and other craniofacial to team care, providing education, and offerings personal support. Awards College scholarships, research grants, and silent auction. Provides patient/family Connections Conferences and 24 hour Cleftline.

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Internet Information Resources
• Disease/Disability Information

Provides health information, education, financial assistance, advocacy, and resources for kidney patients and health care professionals in English and Spanish. Services include disease/disability information, medical care expense assistance, and internet information. Programs for children include the Summer Enrichment Program and the annual Calendar Kids Art Contest.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Medical Care Expense Assistance
• Internet Information Resources
• Disease/Disability Information

• Credit Reporting Agencies

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Health/Disability Related Support Groups

Provides the latest autism science and information, funding research into the causes, prevention, treatments and cures for autism, awareness of autism spectrum disorders, advocacy for the needs of individuals with autism and their families and an online store. COVID-19 UPDATE: Offering 30+ hours of free online video learning resources; visit website for programming.

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Disease/Disability Information

• Specialized Information and Referral

Provides resources and information to assist caregivers.

The Crohn's & Colitis Foundation is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization dedicated to finding the cures for Crohn's Disease and ulcerative colitis. Provides online and telephone access to disease educational materials, support groups, physician referrals and other resources.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and State guidelines. Please contact to verify if support group is meeting online or in person.

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Disease/Disability Information
• Research Funds
• Internet Information Resources
• Health/Disability Related Support Groups

Supports people living with epilepsy, families, friends, and caregivers. Many programs, including support groups, are available through local Epilepsy Foundations, which can be located here.  

Services Include:

• Education materials about epilepsy, types of seizures, triggers, diagnosis, treatment, etc.
• National policy and legal advocacy
• Research and funding
• Public awareness
• Training programs
• 24/7 information helpline
• Kids Crew- for kids ages 14 and under
• Summer Camps

The Marketplace is a new way to find health coverage that fits the individual's budget and needs. With one application, the individual can see all options and enroll. Open enrollment runs from November to December; please see the website for specific dates.COVID-19 UPDATE: Check with health insurance company for specific benefits and coverage for COVID-19. Login to update marketplace application if COVID-19 impacts income or household. May be able to change plan if certain situations apply.

• General Health Insurance Information/Counseling

• Disease/Disability Information
• Health/Disability Related Support Groups

• Patient/Family Housing
• Specialized Information and Referral

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Prescription Drug Discount Cards

• Internet Information Resources
• Disease/Disability Information
• Specialized Information and Referral

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Disease/Disability Information
• Internet Information Resources

• Internet Information Resources
• Disease/Disability Information
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Medical Information Services

• Health/Disability Related Support Groups
• Specialized Information and Referral

Internet based resource

Provides national resources and information about women’s health as well as an information and referral helpline.

• Specialized Information and Referral

• Clinical Trials
• Disease/Disability Information
• Specialized Information and Referral

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Medical Care Expense Assistance

• Drug Use Disorder Support Groups
• Alcohol Use Disorder Support Groups
• Families/Friends of Individuals With a Drug Use Disorder Support Groups
• Families/Friends of Individuals With an Alcohol Use Disorder Support Groups

Non-profit foundation which promotes the health and well-being of people living with a spinal cord injury, mobility impairment, and paralysis. The Paralysis Resource Center (PRC) is staffed with information specialists who can provide individualized support via phone/email on any topic related to paralysis, such as what to expect in rehab, the best equipment exchange programs, peer mentoring, educational materials, etc.

• Specialized Information and Referral

Non-medical information on blindness, and referrals to various sources of help, state services for the blind, and state libraries for the blind.

Resources: Offers a variety of resources, including Job Connection, Blind/Low Vision resources, peer support, and more

Scholarships: Scholarships for freshman, undergraduate, and graduate students. To be eligible for a scholarship, applicants need to be legally blind, maintain a 3.0 GPA to be eligible for most scholarships, be a full-time student (as well as students who work 32 or more hours per week and attend college part time), and be involved in their school/local community.

Programs and Services: Audio Description Project, Advocacy and Governmental Affairs, Radio, and more.

Provides support to families of children with mucopolysaccharidoses (MPS) and mucolipidosis (ML) diseases through education, fundraising assistance for medical expense assistance, resource guides, and advocacy.

Engages, educates, and empowers young people to prevent and end abusive relationships by offering support through 24/7 hotlines and specialized information/ referral. COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and State guidelines.

• Dating Abuse Hotlines
• Specialized Information and Referral

Online medical information resource directs to information to help answer health questions. Information on drugs displays an illustrated medical encyclopedia, interactive patient tutorials, and latest health news. Provides information about conditions including homocystinuria.

Provides information and treatment options for eating disorders.

Confidential Helpline Monday-Thursday (800-931-2237) from 9am to 9pm ET and Friday from 9am to 5pm ET.

24/7 crisis support: text 'NEDA' to 741741

NIDDK research creates knowledge about and treatments for diseases that are among the most chronic, costly, and consequential for patients, their families, and the Nation. Offers clinical trials, financial assistance for researchers, health information, and publications.

Improves the quality of life for all people affected by lupus through programs of research, education, support, and advocacy. The Foundation makes continuous updates to its COVID-19 vaccine and lupus FAQ and COVID-19 and lupus FAQ pages.

• Health/Disability Related Support Groups
• Disease/Disability Information
• Voluntary Health Organizations

Chapter Finder: Find support and connection in your community.

Information on HIV/AIDS conferences, news and events, public policy, resources, technical assistance, treatment information and hotlines.

AKA National Minority AIDS Council

HRSA assures the availability of quality health care to low income, uninsured, isolated, vulnerable, and special needs populations in order to meet their unique health care needs.

[https://bphc.hrsa.gov/ Bureau of Primary Health Care] has information about health center training and funding. There is also a [https://findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov/ Health Centers Locator].

Provides information for individuals, families, and professionals regarding heart-related concerns. Includes general health information, information regarding specific conditions, and information about CPR and First Aid training.

The American Stroke Association (https://www.stroke.org/) is a division of the American Heart Association focused on stroke prevention and treatment.

Provides a national patient hotline for organ transplantation information. Donor cards, booklets, brochures and lists of transplant centers are available. Patient information packets on specific organs are available.

NCHPAD is the premier resource for information on physical activity, health promotion, and disability, serving persons with physical, sensory and cognitive disability across the lifespan. website features a variety of resources and services which can benefit all ages and populations.

Provides advocacy, education, support and research for the prevention, treatment and cure of liver disease. The Desert Southwest Division serves Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Utah.

Provides awareness, education, and research to support families living with Fragile X. Provides a patient and family registry plus a longitudinal database populated by clinician- and parent-reported data from individuals living with FXS.

A national web-based clearinghouse on post-secondary education for individuals with disabilities. Provides national conferences, training sessions, and workshops, develops training modules, publishes resource papers, fact sheets, directories, and website information, and fosters a network of professionals.

Advocates for the rights of adults and children who have mental disabilities. The Bazelon Center envisions an America where people who have mental illnesses or developmental disabilities exercise their own life choices and have access to the resources that enable them to participate fully in their communities.

Aims to ensure success for all individuals with learning disabilities in school, at work and in life.

Services Include:

• Information and Referral Resources
• Library Services
• Special Education Assessment
• Speech and Language Evaluations
• System Advocacy
• Scholarships for two graduating high school seniors with documented learning disabilities and/or ADHD who are pursuing post-secondary education.

Provides general information on child safety and injury prevention. Education materials are available on such topics as car seats inspections, seat belt safety and helmet safety for bicyclists.

Provides critical research into diagnostics, treatments, and cures for myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), Long Covid and other post-infection diseases.

Provides parents and expectant parents with information about birth defects and support services for their children; a parent-matching program that links families who have children with similar birth defects; sponsors the National Birth Defect Registry, a research project that studies associations between birth defects and exposures to radiation, medication, alcohol, smoking, chemicals, pesticides, lead, mercury, dioxin and other environmental toxins.

Promotes the interests of people with Down syndrome and their families through advocacy, public awareness, and information.

Services Include:

• programs and resources
• an adult sibling toolkit
• a family care toolkit
• an Ages & Stages development resource library
• healthcare and medical resources
• outreach and education including the Down Syndrome Summit and Parent Webinars
• policy and advocacy including the National Down Syndrome Advocacy Coalition and a tool kit for self-advocates
• an annual convention that includes a Kids' Camp

Provides exceptional services, education, outreach, and advocacy so that people living with autism and other disabilities can live, learn, work and play in our communities.

Information and Referral
Library Services