|
Abilitations
Focuses on products
for individuals with special needs.
AblePlay
Independent ratings and reviews of toys for children with special needs.
Alternating
Hemiplegia of Childhood
A combination of the International Foundation for Alternating Hemiplegia of
Childhood (IFAHC), founded in 1993, and the Alternating Hemiplegia Foundation
(AHF), founded in 1995. The AHCF is a non-profit, tax exempt organization run
by parents of children with AHC.
Children's
Hemiplegia and Stroke Association(CHASA)
Online
support
and information for families. Yearly
camp/retreats held in various locations throughout the United States.
FlagHouse
Catalogue for
equipment, toys and adaptive devices. Contact toll free at 800-793-7900.
HemiHelp
Internet information and support for children and
young people with hemiplegia. Based in the UK.
Internet information and support for children and
young people with hemiplegia.
The
Internet Stroke Center
An independent web resource for information about
stroke care and research. There is an extensive section on pediatric
stroke.
The
LEEDer Group
Orthotic splinting solutions, including
night
splints
and hand splints.
New
Visions
Provides products
for feeding, swallowing, oral-motor, and pre-speech needs.
Pediatric
Stroke Network
A 501(c)(3)
non-profit family support organization.
Provides online support and information.
Reaching
for the Stars (RFTS, Inc.)
A foundation of hope for children with cerebral
palsy. A 501(c)(3)
organization seeking to improve the quality of life for children with
cerebral palsy through research.
SMARTKNIT KAFO socks and
AFO socks and liners
BrightLife
Direct socks; adult sizes, diabetic over the calf socks that work
for AFOs.
SMARTKNIT
socks; child
AFO socks, adult
AFO socks, child
KAFO socks, adult
KAFO socks
SMARTKNIT AFO liner,
protects your skin from direct contact with the AFO, so you don't have
to wear socks.
SNAP
Special Needs
Advocate for Parents
Therapro
Provides
therapy-related products.
Theratogs
Orthotic
undergarments.
Wrightslaw
Extensive
information on parents rights and responsibilities for special
education.
|
