Gray Panthers |
Contact: Offers publications and a network newsletter. |
---|
National Institute on Aging Information Center |
Contact: Provides information and publications on health topics of interest to older adults; refers callers to national and state agencies. |
---|
The Retirement Research Foundation |
Contact: The Retirement Research Foundation created the National Media Owl Awards which honored television, films and videos that accurately and honestly portrayed Senior Citizens and their issues. (See also the Issues of Aging Video Collection.) |
---|
AIDS INFORMATION |
Contact: Responds to information needs of health professionals and teachers about HIV/AIDS; provides educational materials, programs and services. |
---|
Gay Men's Health Crisis |
Contact: Hotline provides information about treatment (including experimental trials), AIDS services and advocacy, and referral for every aspect of living with HIV/AIDS. Produces a bi-monthly newsletter and a cable access program about living with AIDS. |
---|
Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral Center |
Contact: A division of the National Institute on Aging, ADEAR provides information about Alzheimer's disease. |
---|
Alzheimer's Association |
Contact: Operates more than 200 local chapters that provide advocacy and information about caregiving; also conducts support groups. Call to request publications or locate local chapters. |
---|
Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc. |
Contact: Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc. 810 Seventh Ave., 12th FL New York, NY 10019 (800) 829-7732 National Office (800) 230-7526 For referral to local services. Web:http://www.plannedparenthood.org/ |
---|
The American Cancer Society |
Contact: Answers questions from patients and general public about cancer-related issues. |
---|
National Cancer Institute |
Contact: Provides information about cancer to patients and their families, health professionals and the general public; and provides printed materials and technical assistance for cancer education, media campaigns and community programs. Offices located at NCI-designated cancer centers and other health care institutions thoughout the country. |
---|
Oncolink
|
Contact: This Web site provides information on a wide variety of cancer related areas. This includes: cancer causes, screening and prevention; psychosocial support and personal experiences; clinical trials; global resources for cancer information; cancer FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions); and financial issues for patients. |
---|
Able Project |
Contact: A non profit organization, whose mission is to help aging, people with disabilities, and people with disabled love ones to find mobility and assistive devices faster, easier, and at a competitive price, nationwide. |
---|
The ArcLink.Org
|
Contact: This Web resource information list has been compiled by The Arc organization. Included in this wide-ranging list are connections to: information regarding mental retardation and developmental disability; parent information and support; disability resource lists and directories; some of the other national disability organizations; assistive technology, software and electronic information; prevention of mental retardation; consulting and commercial disability-related sites; Universities and University based programs; disability service providers; information on some of the Federal programs; and organizational grant resources. |
---|
Clearinghouse on Disability Information |
Contact: Responds to inquiries on a wide range of topics benefiting people with disabilities; provides referrals. |
---|
Disability Rag and Resource |
Contact: Disability Rag and Resource P.O. Box 145 Louisville, KY 40201 Tel/Fax/TDD: (502) 459-5343 |
---|
Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, Inc. |
Contact: Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, Inc. 2212 6th St. Berkeley, CA 94710 (800) 466-4232 Web: http://www.dredf.org Provides technical assistance and information about the Americans with Disabilites Act to persons with disabilites, businesses, state, and local government agencies, and the general public to help them understand their rights and responsibilites under Title II (state and local government activities) and Title III (public accomodations). |
---|
Disability and Business Technical Assistance Center |
Contact: Provides information, referrals and techncial assistance pertaining to the Americans with Disabilities Act; distributes publications on disability issues. |
---|
The DRM Guide to Disability Resources on the Internet |
Contact: Disability Resources is a nonprofit organization that monitors, reviews, and reports on these resources every day. They disseminate information about them to libraries, disability organizations, health and social service professionals, consumers and family members |
---|
Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation, Inc. |
Contact: Provides information on services and facilities available to those with OI (brittles bones) and their families; publishes quarterly newsletter called BREAKTHROUGH. |
---|
Tourette Syndrome Association, Inc. |
Contact: The Tourette Syndrome Association, Inc., or TSA, is the only national voluntary non-profit membership organization in this field. Its mission is to identify the cause of, find the cure for and control the effects of this disorder. Today, TSA has grown into a major national health-related organization with approximately 50 U. S. Chapters and 300 support groups, and International Contacts around the world. |
---|
The American Bar Association Commission on Domestic Violence |
Contact: Statistics and many helpful legal links are provided on this site. |
---|
Men Stopping Violence |
Contact: Provides information on their literature, training and internships available to men wishing to end violence to women and work toward ending rape and incest. |
---|
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence |
Contact: A grassroots non-profit membership organization working since 1978 to end violence in the lives of women and children. They provide a national network for state coalitions and local programs serving battered women and their children, public policy at the national level, technical assistance, community awareness campaigns, general information and referrals, and publications on the issue of domestic violence, sponsor of a national conference every two years for battered women and their advocates. |
---|
National Domestic Violence Hotline |
Contact: One call summons immediate help, in English or Spanish, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The site also contains many useful links. |
---|
National Resource Center on Domestic Violence |
Contact: Information on domestic violence resources including directory on services by state. A listing of National Services is also available through the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence |
---|
SafetyNet |
Contact: Provides national and international bibliographies, statistics and valuable links on Domestic Violence issues. |
---|
WomensNet |
Contact: WomensNet is a partner with the Institute for Global Communications and the Association for Progressive Communications. They have created a link to a variety of Internet resources for women, including health-related issues and domestic violence. |
---|
EcoNet |
Contact: EcoNet is a partner with the Institute for Global Communication and the Associatin for Progressive Communications. It serves organizations and individuals working for environmental preservation and sustainability. This web site features links to many environmental resources and organization on the Internet sorted by category. |
---|
American Heart Association |
Contact: Provides information and distributes publications about cardiovascular disease and stroke. |
---|
The Mental Health Foundation |
Contact: A non-profit organization located in the UK which uses their research, service development and information to increase understanding and meet people's needs on topics such as mental health and learning disabilities. |
---|
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill |
Contact: Provides information, publications and referrals to affiliated local offices to those affected by mental illness, their family and friends. |
---|
National Institute of Mental Health |
Contact: Responds to information requests with publications on a variety of subjects, including children's mental disorders, schizophrenia and depression. |
---|
National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information |
Contact: Gathers and disseminates information on alcohol and other drug-related subjects; distributes publications; operates a nationwide linkage of alcohol and other drug information centers. |
---|
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
Contact: This Web site connects into the National Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. There are links to: diseases, prevention guidelines and strategies, publications, health statistics, and other health related information. |
---|
Columbia-Presbyterian
|
Contact: This Web site connects into the National Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. There are links to: diseases, prevention guidelines and strategies, publications, health statistics, and other health related information. |
---|
National Institutes of Health |
Contact: Operates more than 20 separate institutes and divisions devoted
to specific areas of health and medical research, including an
information service for the general public.
|
---|
Native Health Research Database |
Contact: Sponsored by The Indian Health Service and The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center Library. |
---|
NOAH |
Contact: NOAH is an Internet guide in Spanish and in English to health information and resources from volunteer and local governmental agencies, and from other health sites on the Internet. This is a project of the City Universities of New York, the New York Metropolitan Reference and Research Agency, and the New York Academy of Medicine |
---|
Seek Wellness |
Contact: Seek Wellness includes information on health, wellness and illness. Information about Elders, Women electronic forums, a new information category, and a wide reange of useful resources. |
---|
WomensNet |
Contact: WomensNet is a partner with the Institute for Global Communications and the Association for Progressive Communications. They have created a link to a variety of Internet resources for women, including health-related issues and domestic violence. |
---|
US National Library of Medicine |
Contact: US National Library of Medicine Web: http://www.nlm.nih.gov |
---|