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Official agencies, established specialist organisations and community-submitted resources for neurodivergent and disabled people and families. Country filtering follows your Awareverse region, but you can switch it here.

Official & specialist resources

These entries are selected by Awareverse. “Official” means a government or statutory source. Other labels identify charities, networks and specialist support organisations.

USAEducationOfficial

IDEA

Federal special education law, regulations and guidance.

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USAEducationOfficial

Special Education Parent Information Centers

Federal route to Parent Training and Information Centers and Community Parent Resource Centers.

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USARightsOfficial

Office for Civil Rights

Section 504 and disability discrimination in education.

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USARightsOfficial

ADA.gov

Official Americans with Disabilities Act information.

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USARightsNetwork

National Disability Rights Network

Find the Protection and Advocacy agency for your state or territory.

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USAWorkOfficial

EEOC Disability Discrimination

Federal employment disability rights.

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USAWorkTechnical assistance

Job Accommodation Network

Practical workplace accommodation guidance.

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USABenefitsOfficial

Social Security SSI

Federal Supplemental Security Income information.

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USABenefitsOfficial

Ticket to Work

SSA employment support for disability beneficiaries.

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USAHealthcareOfficial

Medicaid state help

Find state Medicaid and CHIP contacts.

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USADisabilityOfficial

Administration for Community Living

Independent living, disability networks and community support.

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USASavingsResource center

ABLE National Resource Center

ABLE eligibility, state programmes and comparisons.

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USAEducationNonprofit

PACER Center

Special education, transition and family resources.

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USAEducationNonprofit

Understood

Learning and attention information for families and adults.

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USAEarly interventionTechnical assistance

ECTA Center

Part C early intervention systems and state contacts.

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USAHousingOfficial

HUD Fair Housing

Federal fair housing rights and complaint information.

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USATransportOfficial

FTA ADA

ADA public transportation and paratransit guidance.

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USAHealthcareOfficial

HealthCare.gov disability coverage

Marketplace and coverage information for people with disabilities.

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Community-submitted resources

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Autism Skills

Free practical guides, printable checklists, and templates for autism communication, daily living skills, visual schedules, routines, transitions, learning, and independence. Written for families, educators, and support professionals.

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Awareverse

Plain English. Peer led. No judgement. This site was built by an ND parent who got tired of being gaslit, bounced between services, and told to just cope. Everything here is the stuff I wish I had when school went sideways and the system got loud. You do not need to read everything. Just pick the door that matches what is happening right now.

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Dot to Dot Free Printables

A free multilingual library of printable dot-to-dot puzzles for children. The activities give families and home educators a calm, screen-light way to practice counting, number order, pencil control, visual tracking, concentration, and creative coloring at several difficulty levels.

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Dot to Dot Free Printables

A free printable activity library for children, parents, teachers, and home educators. Connect-the-dots puzzles give young learners enjoyable practice with counting and number order while supporting concentration, pencil control, hand-eye coordination, and fine-motor development. Worksheets can be downloaded for home or classroom use without a paid subscription.

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LyfSkills Discover

LyfSkills Discover helps parents find structured classes, activities, sports facilities, gyms and trainers for children and families across major Indian cities, with online discovery and booking support. It can be useful for families looking for practical enrichment options beyond academics.

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LyfSkills Discover

LyfSkills Discover helps families find and compare classes, activities, sports facilities, gyms and trainers across selected Indian cities. It is useful for parents looking for structured learning, sports, fitness and enrichment options by location and category.

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NeuroLittle

Free identity-first parent site (no shop). Cited autism overview, ADHD-in-girls guide, and a visual-schedule walkthrough. Run by parents — a family with four kids, living in Barcelona. Fits Educational Tools next to Autism Skills / NHS autism & ADHD. https://neurolittle.com/conditions/autism/ https://neurolittle.com/conditions/adhd-in-girls/ https://neurolittle.com/strategies/visual-schedule/

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OTsensations

qualified Occupational Therapist, creating accessible, engaging, and meaningful resources for children, young people, and adults with a wide range of communication and learning needs.

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Tiny Clean by Nudge

Tiny Clean is a free browser tool for adults with ADHD or executive-function challenges. Choose a room and it gives one small cleaning task at a time, with no account required. It offers task-organisation support, not medical advice.

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Whizki Printable Library

Supplemental printable activities for ages 3–7 covering early reading, writing, tracing, phonics and maths. Parents and home educators can choose by age, subject or skill for offline practice. Individual PDFs marked FREE require a free adult account. Optional paid worksheet sets, premium features and printed workbooks are separate. A general early-learning resource, with no claim of specialist SEND assessment, therapy or curriculum accreditation.

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