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Learn more about the 1915(i) Waiver.

Monthly webinar series that features a different topic each time intended to help people gain basic knowledge of the systems, programs, and services in place that serve individuals with intellectual and other developmental disabilities (I/DD)

A toolkit developed for families to use during pediatric-to-adult HCT along with resources for both parents/caregivers and youth/young adults

A podcast ran by a parent of a child with disabilities that introduces a new organization or individual that is serving those with disabilities every week.

Information about ABLE Accounts, which are tax-advantaged savings accounts for individuals with disabilities and their families

How and where to find information for accessing IDD services in North Carolina.

Toolkit designed to help parents and guardians of children and adults on the autism spectrum understand the kinds of services and supports that may be available to you and your family and how to obtain them.

A podcast ran by the mother of an adult with I/DD. This series explores therapy: rethinking the what, when, how, and why.

Information about who can access help managed by Alliance Health for intellectual/developmental disabilities, what kinds of help are available, and how to get care

An overview of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, including the definition of disability, and the different protections covered.

A website containing parent resources including supportive blogs, helpful videos, and an autism glossary.

Dr. Nneji of AKALAKA shares what she has learned from being a sibling of a sister with IDD.

BFAST is a UNC TEACCH project that aims to connect members of the Black community to culturally sensitive services and resources for Black autistic individuals.

Community resource list for Boone, NC and the surrounding areas.

A webpage highlighting what families can do at home to build self-care, self-management, and self-advocacy skills.