Promoting a society where persons with disabilities can live and work independently in the community of their choice.

A statewide database project consolidating information on important community resources throughout Alaska. Every Alaska community is represented.

ACCA Speech/Language Clinic is staffed by nationally certified Speech/Language Pathologists holding the ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence and a Master's or higher degree. Patients range from age 3 to geriatric and may be seen as outpatients in the clinic or in their own home.

Home of the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services website.

Business enterprise program, disability determination services, procurement preference list, resources, links, visual impairment, and blindness.

State agency charged with planning and coordinating mental health services funded by the State of Alaska. The AMHB is an advocate for mentally ill Alaskans.

ATI gives information on IDEA, person centered planning, integrating transition into IEPs, and aids parents and communities in planning disabled students' school to work transition.

A home for families and professionals who want to work as partners to improve services for children who have mental disorders.

A regional provider of home and community based rehabilitation services.

Interpreter referral, independent living.

A new State of Alaska program designed to ensure that children and teens of both working and non-working families can have the health insurance they need.

Increasing the understanding of rights and responsibilities of consumers, legal professionals, service providers, families and advocates throughout Alaska.

Links to nonprofit organizations and government agencies serving people with disabilities in Alaska.

Information, resources, communication opportunities for persons with disabilities.

Providing services and support for disabled individuals in the state of Alaska.

Contact information for disability resources.

My name is Carone Sturm, I live in Fairbanks Alaska, and my son, Jojo, has osteogenesis imperfecta.

A partnership of Alaska families with disabilities which provides support, training resources, and advocacy statewide.

Community service organization serving the hearing and speech impaired and disadvantaged women and children. Meeting schedules, forum and chat room.

Providing service for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and speech-impaired callers can communicate over the phone with hearing callers - even if they don't have a TTY device.

A public agency which provides assistance to Alaskan school districts and early intervention programs serving students with low incidence disabilities.

Provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for people eight years of age and older with mental retardation.

Special education and related services needs. Needed services and placement based on the child's unique needs and not on the child's disability.