If you or your child is experiencing any kind of emergency please call 911 or go directly to your nearest Hospital Emergency Room. Below is a resource library with listings of various agencies, foundations which are categorized for your convenience. The only stupid question is the one you don't ask.
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AGING
National Council on Aging
800-424-9046
National Institute on Aging Information Center
800-222-2225
AIDS
National Association of People with AIDS
202-898-0414.
CDC National AIDS Hotline
800-342-2437, 800-458-5231, 800-344-7432 (Spanish)
National AIDS Information Clearinghouse
800-458-5231
AIDS Clinical Trials Info Service
800-874-2572
HIV/AIDS Treatment Information Service
800-448-0440
Teen AIDS Line
800-234-TEEN (Mon-Fri) or 800-440-TEEN (weekends)
ALCOHOL
American Council on Alcoholism
800-527-5344, (410)889-0100
National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information
800-729-6686, (301)468-2600
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence
800-622-2255
National Council on Alcohol and Drugs
800-475-HOPE
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
Alzheimer's Association
800-272-3900.
Alzheimer's Disease Association
800-621-0379, 800-572-6037
Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral Center
800-438-4380
AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS (Lou Gehrig's disease) ALS Association
800-782-4747
ARTHRITIS
Arthritis Foundation
800-283-7800
CANCER
American Cancer Society
800-227-2345
National
1-212-719-0154
Y-Me Breast Cancer Support Program
800-221-2141
Candle lighters Childhood Cancer Foundation
800-366-2223
Cancer Information Service
(800) 422-6237
The Wellness Community
301-314-2555
American Institute for Cancer Research Nutrition Hotline
800-843-8114
CEREBRAL PALSY
United Cerebral Palsy Association
800-872-5827
Child Sexual Abuse
1-888-PREVENT (1-888-773-8368) – Stop It Now
1-800-656-HOPE Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN)
CHRONIC PAIN
American Chronic Pain Association
1-916/632-0922.
CREDIT COUNSELING
Consumer Credit Counseling Services
800-388-2227
CYSTIC FIBROSIS
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
800-344-4823
DEPRESSION
National Foundation for Depressive Illness
Recorded announcement of the symptoms of depression and how to obtain help
800-239-1295 (24 hrs), 800-248-4344
National Depressive & Manic-Depressive Association
1-800-826-3632.
Depression Awareness
800-421-4211
DIABETES
American Diabetes Association
1-800-342-2383.
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
800-223-1138
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Info & Referrals for women who are abused verbally, mentally or physically.
1-800-799-SAFE (24 hrs)
DOWN'S SYNDROME
National Down's Syndrome Society
800-221-4602
National Down's Syndrome Congress
800-232-6372
DRUG ABUSE
National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependency
800-622-2255
National Council on Alcohol and Drugs
800-475-HOPE
National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information
800-487-4889 or (301)230-2867
800-COCAINE
800-262-2463
888-MARIJUANA
888-627-4582
EATING DISORDERS
Grace Sq. Hosp. Eating Disorder Hotline
1-800-382-2832 (24 hrs)
Bulimia, Anorexia Self Help/Behavior Adaptation Support and Healing
800-762-3334, 800-227-4785
EPILEPSY
Epilepsy Foundation of
1-800-332-1000.
GAMBLING
National Council on Compulsive Gambling
800-522-4700
GAY & LESBIANS
National Gay & Lesbian Hotline
Support & counseling for gay & lesbian teenagers.
1-800-347-TEEN (Thurs.-Sun., 7 pm-11:45 pm ET)
Gay and Lesbian National Hotline
888-843-4564 or (212)633-7492
GRIEF & LOSS
Grief Recovery Institute
800-445-4808
HEALTH
Civitex
Info on a broad range of problems (alcoholism, homelessness, family problems).
1-800-223-6004 (day)
Illnesses; support groups, education, treatments, community services, financial aid, advocacy, adoption services.
1-800-922-9234
National Health Info. Center
Info & Referral to support groups, prof. societies, government agencies, publications.
1-800-336-4797
Rural Information Center Health Service
Health service referrals in rural areas.
800-633-7701
HEART DISEASE
Mended Hearts
1-800-242-8721, Ext. 1442.
HOMOSEXUALITY
Gay and Lesbian National Hot line
888-843-4564 or (212)633-7492
HOSPICE CARE
Hospice Education Institute
Information and referral service.
800-331-1620
Childrens Hospice International
800-242-4453
IMPOTENCE
Impotence Information Center
800-843-4315 (impotence information)
800-543-9632 (prostate information)
KIDNEY DISEASE / HEMO-DIALYSIS
American Association of Kidney Patients
1-800-749-2257.
LIVER DISEASE
American Liver Foundation
1-800-223-0179.
LUPUS
The American Lupus Society
1-800-331-1802.
MENTAL HEALTH
National Clearinghouse Family Support/Children's Mental Health
1-800-654-1247 (24 hrs)
National
1-800-950-6264.
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
Multiple Sclerosis Association of
1-800-532-7667
OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER
National OCD Information Hotline
800-NEWS-4-OCD
PARKINSON'S DISEASE
American Parkinson Disease Association
800-223-2732.
PAIN
National Chronic Pain Outreach Association
Telephone: 301-652-4948
PREGNANCY
Planned Parenthood
800-230-7526
Pregnancy Hot line
800-848-5683
National Adoption Center
800-862-3678
RARE DISORDERS
National Organization for Rare Disorders [NORD]
Info. & networking for persons with rare disorders; literature.
1-800-999-6673 (day)
Referrals to support groups, health centers; services for orphan drugs.
1-800-456-3503 (day)
Office of Orphan Products Development
Answers questions about drugs used for illnesses affecting fewer than 200,000 Americans.
Also provides referrals to pharmaceutical companies supplying orphan drugs.
800-300-7469
American Leprosy Missions
800-543-3135
Batten Disease Support
800-448-4570
Cooley's Anemia Foundation
800-522-7222
Histiocytosis Association
800-548-2758
National Lymphedemia Network
800-541-3259
National Neurofibromatosis Foundation
800-323-7938
National Reyes Syndrome Foundation
800-233-7393
National Tuberous Sclerosis Association
800-225-6872
Sickle Cell Disease Association of
800-421-8453
Spina Bifida Association of
800-621-3141
Sturge-Weber Foundation
800-627-5482
Tourette's Syndrome Foundation
800-237-0717
United Scleroderma Foundation
800-722-4673
SELF-INJURY/SELF-ABUSE
SAFE (Self-Abuse Finally Ends) Alternative Information Line
800-DONT-CUT
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
Center for Disease Control-National STD Hotline
800-227-8922
SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME (SIDS)
SIDS
800-221-7437
American SIDS Institute
800-232-7437
SPINAL CORD INJURY & PARALYSIS
National Spinal Cord Injury Association
800-962-9629
American Paralysis Association
800-225-0292
National Rehabilitation Information Center
800-346-2742
STROKE
American Heart Association Stroke Connection
800-553-6321.
STUTTERING
800-221-2483
Stuttering Foundation of
800-992-9392
SUBSTANCE ABUSE/RECOVERY
Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc. (800) 356-9996
Alcoholism and Drug Treatment Addiction Center (800) 383-4357
American Council on Alcoholism (800) 527-5344
800 Cocaine (800) 262-2463
"Just Say No" International (800) 258-2766
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS WORLD SERVICES, INC.
Main Office
Telephone (818) 773-9999
Fax (818) 700-0700
The National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information (800) 729-6686
National Drug Treatment Referral and Information Hotline (800) 662-4357
Telephone: (205)833-8336
Telephone: (907)277-1300
Telephone: (602)244-8166
Telephone: (501)661-1548
Telephone: (916)567-0163
Telephone: (303)321-3104
Telephone: (203)586-2319
AMI DC Threshold
Telephone: (202)546-0646
AMID (AMI
Telephone: (302)427-0787
Telephone: (904)222-3400
Georgia AMI
Telephone: (404)894-8860
Telephone: (808)737-2778
Telephone: (208)376-2143
Telephone: (217)522-1403
Telephone: (317)236-0056
AMI Of
Telephone: (515)254-0417
Telephone: (913)233-0755
Telephone: (502)245-5284
Telephone: (504)343-6928
AMI -
Telephone: (207)622-5767
AMI Of Maryland Inc.
Telephone: (800)467-0075, (410)467-7100
AMI Of Massachusetts Inc
Telephone: (617)426-2299
AMI Of
Telephone: (517)485-4049
AMI Of Minnesota, Inc.
Telephone: (612)645-2948
Telephone: (601)992-1227
Telephone: (800)374-2138, (314)634-7727
Telephone: (402)489-6239
AMI Of
Telephone: (702)254-2666
AMI Of
Telephone: (603)225-5359
Telephone: (609)695-4554
AMI New
Telephone: (505)254-0643
AMI -
Telephone: (800)950-3228, (518)462-2000
Telephone: (919)851-0063
Telephone: (701)852-5324
AMI Of
Telephone: (800)686-2646, (614)444-2646
Telephone: (800)583-1264
Telephone: (503)370-7774
AMI Of
Telephone: (717)238-1514
AMI Of
Telephone: (401)464-3060
Telephone: (800)551-2531, (605)697-7210
Telephone: (803)779-7849
Telephone: (615)531-8264
Telephone: (512)474-2225
Telephone: (801)584-2023
AMI Of
Telephone: (800)639-6480, (802)257-5546
Virginia AMI
Telephone: (800)484-7753 x(8264), (804)225-8264
AMI Of
Telephone: (206)438-0211
Telephone: (304)342-0497
AMI Of Wisconsin Inc
Telephone: (608)242-7223
Telephone: (307)234-6246
AASK America/Aid to Adoption of Special Kids (800) 232-2751
American Association of Kidney Patients (800) 749-2257
American Council of the Blind (800) 424-8666
American Diabetes Association, Inc. (800) 232-3472
American Kidney Fund, Inc. (800) 638-8299
The American Liver Foundation (800) 223-0179
American Parkinson Disease Association (800) 223-2732
AT&T National Special Needs Center Better Hearing Institute (800) 327-9355
Blind Children's Center (800) 222-3566
Blinded Veterans Association (800) 669-7079
RP Foundation Fighting Blindness (800) 638-2300
BRS Information Technologies (800) 955-0906
Captioned Films/Video for the Deaf Program (800) 237-6213
Center for Rehabilitation Technology (800) 726-9119
Center for Special Education Technology (800) 873-8255
Childrens Hospice International (800) 242-4453
Cooley's Anemia Foundation, Inc. (800) 221-3571, (800) 522-7222
The Deafness Research Foundation (800) 535-3323
Dial A Hearing Screening Test (800) 222-3277, (800) 345-3277, (800) 334-2564
The EAR Foundation (800) 545-4327
Epilepsy Foundation of
Epilepsy Foundation of
The Family Survival Project (800) 445-8106
The Feingold Association of the
HEALTH SOUTH Rehabilitation Corporation (800) 768-0018
Higher Education and Adult Training for People with
HUD User (800) 245-2691
Human Growth Foundation (800) 451-6434
Job Accommodation Network (800) 526-7245, (800) 526-4698
LINC Resources, Inc. (800) 772-7372
National
National Association for Hearing and Speech Action (800) 638-8255
National Association for Parents of the Visually Impaired (800) 562-6265
National Audiovisual Center (800) 638-1300
National Autism Hotline (304) 525-8014
National Down Syndrome Congress (800) 232-6372
National Down Syndrome Society (800) 221-4602
National Easter Seal Society (800) 221-6827
The National Foundation for Ileitis and Colitis (800) 343-3637
National Head Injury Foundation, Inc. (800) 444-6443
National Headache Foundation (800) 843-2256, (800) 523-8858
National Hearing Aid Society (800) 521-5247
National Hospice Organization (800) 658-8898
National Information Clearinghouse for Infants with Disabilities and Life-threatening Conditions
(800) 922-1107, (800) 922-9234
National Information System for Veterans and their Children (800) 922-1107,
(800) 922-9234
National Mental Health Association (800) 969-6642
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (800) 624-8236
National Neurofibromatosis Foundation (800) 323-7938
National Parkinson Foundation (800) 327-4545, (800) 433-7022
National Retinitis Pigmentosa Foundation (800) 638-2300
National Society to Prevent Blindness (800) 221-3004
National Spinal Cord Injury Association (800) 962-9629
National Tuberous Sclerosis Association, Inc. (800) 225-6872
Office for Civil Rights,
Parkinson's Disease Foundation, Inc. (800) 457-6676
Parkinson's Educational Program (800) 344-7872
Psychiatric INFO (800) 336-4980
Social Security Administration (800) 772-1213, (800) 234-5772
Medicare (800) 638-6833
Stuttering Resource Foundation (800) 232-4775
Technical Aids and Assistance for the
Telephone Consumer Hot line (800) 332-1124
TRIPOD GRAPEVINE (800) 352-8888, (800) 287-4763
United Cerebral Palsy Associations, Inc. (800) 872-5827
United Leukodystrophy Foundation (800) 728-5483
VISION Foundation, Inc. (800) 852-3029
Visiting Nurse Association of
Work & Family Clearinghouse- Womens Bureau (800)-827-5335, 202-219-4486
WOMENS HEALTH
PMS Access
Recorded info line on premenstrual syndrome. Referrals to local doctors.
800-992-3636
Endometriosis Association
Recorded info line.
800-992-3636
If You Did Not Find What You Need Contact The Self Help Clearing House In Your Location
Self Help Clearinghouses & Information Helplines By State And Country:
International Self-Help Clearinghouses:
:
(403) 262-1117
(902) 466-2011
(416) 487-4355
(902) 628-1648
(604) 876-6086
(204) 589-5500 or 633-5955
Vanished Childrens
Helps victims; conducts investigations; training & materials, registry; counselors; listening.
800-VANISHED (24 hrs)
Child Find
Helps locate children; helps lost children. Info for parents who have abducted their children in violation of a court order.
800/426-5678 (day), 800-A WAY OUT, (24 hrs)
Info. re: missing/exploited youth; helps locate missing children.
800-843-5678
Runaway Hot line
800-231-6946 (24 hrs)
National Runaway Hot line
Crisis counseling, Info & Referral for runaways & youth with other problems.
1-800-HIT-HOME (24 hrs)
National Runaway Hotline
Info & Referral for runaways re: shelter, counseling; food pantries; transportation.
1-800-621-4000 (24 hrs).
Covenant House Nine Line
Referrals for youth or parents re: drugs, homelessness, runaways, etc. Message relays, reports of abuse. Helps parents with problems with their children. 1-800-999-9999 (24 hrs)
National Institute on Aging 301-496-1752
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism NIAAA 301-443-3860
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases NIAID 301-496-5717
National
National Cancer Institute NCI 301-496-5583
National Institute of Child Health/Human Development NICHD 301-496-5133
National Institute of Diabetes/Digestive and Kidney Diseases NIDDK 301-496-3583
National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders NIDCD 301-496-7243
National Institute on Drug Abuse NIDA 301-443-1124
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences NIEHS 919-541-3345
National Eye Institute NEI 301-496-5248
National
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute NHLBI 301-496-4236
National Institute of Mental Health NIMH 301-443-4513
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke NINDS 301-496-5751
Program Development Resources For Professionals
Aging
"Directory of Nursing Homes," 1990-91, 1,456 pages, $225. ORYX Press, 4041 North Central,
Comprehensive listing of nursing home facilities and services in the
"Resource Directory for Older People," 1989, 24 pages, $10. National Institute on Aging,
9000 Rockville Pike,
Contains the names, addresses and telephone number.
Aids
"The National Directory: Local AIDS Services," 1991; call for price. U.S. Conference of Mayors, AIDS program,
Directory lists services related to AIDS in communities throughout the
treatment resources.
"Funding Sources for AIDS Activities: Prepared for the 2nd National Conference on the Prevention of HIV Infection Among Racial and Ethnic Minorities in the
Directory lists foundations which provide support for AIDS programs and AIDS-related activities in the areas of services, education, and research.
"The Raven's Guide to AIDS Prevention Resources," 1991, 45 pages, free.
A Catalog of programs, materials, and resources focusing on AIDS prevention among Native Americans. Includes directory of resource agencies.
Alcohol & Drug Abuse
"National Directory of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment and Prevention Programs," 1989, approx. 400 pages, single copy free.
National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information,
Tel: (800) 729-6686; TDD (800) 487-4889
Nationwide listing of the location of programs. (Does not include descriptions of services provided by the programs).
Amputation
"American Amputee Foundation: National Resource Directory," 1991, $25.
American Amputee Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box 250218 Hillcrest Station,
Major reference tool for amputee related information, direct services and products.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
"Why Didn't Somebody Tell Me About These Things?" 139 pages, $8.50.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Association,
A collection of information and illustrations of equipment, aids, clothing, skills and other things of interest to the ALS patient and patients with similar diseases and disability conditions.
Assistive Technology
"Assistive Technology Source book," 1990 576 pages, $60.
RESNA PRESS,
Complete guide to assistive technology including information resources, equipment evaluation; personal care/home; education/children, employment, recreation/leisure, mobility, computer access, etc.
"Directory of Assistive Technology Data Sources," 1989, 14 pages, $10. Center for Special Education Technology,
The Council for Exceptional Children,
Annotated Directory of Assistive Technology Data Resources helps disabled individuals, parents, and educators to find current product information. Both on-line and print data bases are available.
Assistive Technology Resource Directory, 1990, 62 pages, free. Center for Special Education Technology,
The Council for Exceptional Children,
Annotated directory of resources to meet the need for information and awareness of Assistive technology resources.
Blind/Visually Impaired
"Vision Resource List," 1991, 13th edition, free. VISION Foundation, Inc.,
"Resources for Elders with Disabilities," large print, 1991. Resources for Rehabilitation,
"Rehabilitation Resource Manual: VISION," standard print, 1991. Resources for Rehabilitation,
"Living with Low Vision: A Resource Guide for People with Sight Loss," large print, 1991. Resources for Rehabilitation,
Biannual resource directory listing agencies and other organizations which provide services for blind and visually impaired persons.
"Volunteers Who Produce Books, Braille, Tape, Large Type," 1988, 95 pages, free. Reference Section,
National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress,
Tel: (202) 707-5100. Lists (by state) special education agencies, resources for visually impaired persons, proofreaders and producers of braille, recorded and large print.
"Resource Guide for Persons with Vision Impairments," 1991 (updated monthly, free).
Provides description of different adaptive computer related aids and products that are available to individuals with vision impairments.
Children/Youth
"Directory for Exceptional Children," 1990-91, $50 plus $2.84 4th class postage.
Porter Sargent Publishers Inc.,
Data Sources
"Special Ware Directory," 1985 approx 100 pages, $24.75. Oryx Press, 4041 No. Central,
Software for Special Education:
"Directory of Software Data Sources, 1990," 30 pages, free. Center for Special Education Technology,
The Council for Exceptional Children,
Annotated directory of software databases to assist special educators in their search for high quality
instructional software
Deaf/Blind
"Directory of Agencies Serving Individuals who are Deaf-Blind," 1991, 150 pages, call for current price,
Helen Keller National Center, Community Education Department, 111 Middle Neck road, Sands Point, NY 11050, Tel: (516) 944-8900. Agencies are listed by state with description of services.
Deaf/Hearing Impaired
"American Annals of the Deaf: Reference Issue: 1991," 135 pages, $22.50.
American Annals of the Deaf,
This reference issue published annually in April, supplies information on programs and services for deaf persons in the
"International Telephone Directory of TDD Users: 1991," approximately 250 pages, $15 fee includes directory, a listing in the directory and a quarterly newsletter subscription.
Telecommunications for the Deaf, Inc.,
Lists TDD numbers for agencies and organizations, and those of individual members of TDI.
"Resource Guide for Persons with Hearing Impairments," 1991 (updated monthly).
Provides description of different adaptive computer related aids and products that are available to individuals with hearing impairments.
Developmental Disabilities
"1990 Resource Guide to Organizations Concerned with Developmental Disabilities," (annually), 244 pages, free.
American Association of University Affiliated Programs for Persons with Developmental Disabilities,
8630 Fenton St., Suite 410, Silver Spring, MD 20910. Tel: (301) 588-8252
Listing of university affiliated programs, satellite centers, mental retardation research centers, selected government agencies and programs and other resources.
"Resource Directory of Scientists and Engineers with Disabilities," 1987.
Project on Science, Technology and Disabilities, American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1333 H St., N.W., Washington, DC 20005. Tel: (202) 326-6672 (Voice/TDD)
A reference listing of over 950 scientists with disabilities, many of whom are available to consult in areas such as laboratory and curriculum adaptations for disabled accessibility, and on their particular scientific disciplines.
Down Syndrome
"Directory of Programs and Services for Children with Down Syndrome, Ages 0-6," 1991, free.
National Down Syndrome Society, 666 Broadway,
Listing of programs, services and age groups served.
"Parent Group Network," 1991, National Down Syndrome Congress, 1800 Dempster St., Park Ridge, IL 60068-1146. Tel: (800) 232-6372.
Listing of names, addresses and telephone numbers of parent groups/contacts throughout the
Employment
"Meeting the Needs of Employees with Disabilities," standard print, 1991.
Resources for Rehabilitation,
"Labor Unions and Disability: A Manual for Labor Organizations and their Members and Rehabilitation Organizations, Employment Specialists, Job Coaches, Rehabilitation Counselors and Advocates." 1990, $3.00, 31 pages.
Ralard Printers, Inc.,
Guidebook is directed at labor unions and their members to inform them regarding the productive capacities of persons with disabilities and strategies for employment. Also targets rehabilitation and employment service agencies and organizations to increase their knowledge and role of labor unions.
"Labor Unions and Disability. Guidelines for Employment Specialists, Counselors, Job Coaches and Advocates." 1990, 13 pages, $1.00.
Ralard Printers, Inc.,
Guidelines for employment specialists, counselors, etc., involved in job development, training, placement and advocacy to become more familiar with labor unions and how to include them more effectively in the placement process.
"Labor Unions and Disability Guidelines for Labor Unions and their Members," 1990, 36 pages, $1.75. Ralard Printers, Inc.,
Designed to enlist the participation and support of organized labor in expanding employment opportunities and options for persons with disabilities.
Financial Aid/Assistance
"Financial Aid for the Disabled and Their Families, 1990-91, 309 pages, $35.00 + $3.00 for shipping.
Reference Service Press, San Carlos Industrial Park, 1100 Industrial Road, Suite 9, San Carlos, CA 94070. Tel: (415) 594-0743
A list of: Scholarships, Fellowships, Loans, Grants, Awards and Internships designed primarily or exclusively for the disabled and their families; status sources of benefits and reference sources on financial aid.
General Disability
"Case Management Resource Guide," 1991. 4-volume set, $60.00/volume, $195 for set.
Center for Consumer Health care Information,
A directory of home care, rehabilitation, mental health and long-term care facilities.
"Resources for People with Disabilities and Chronic Conditions," standard print, 1991. Resources for
Rehabilitation,
"THE FIRST WHOLE REHAB CATALOG - A Comprehensive Guide & Products and Sources for the Physically Disadvantaged," 1990, 240 pages, $16.95.
Betterway Publications, Inc.,
Lists thousands of sources for adaptive equipment and specialized supplies and services for disabled individuals. Principal listing categories include: daily living, personal care, access, communication, mobility, transportation, health, fitness, recreation, education and vocation.
General Health
"Consumer Health Information Sourcebook," 1990, 224 pages, $39.50.
ORYX Press, 4041 North Central,
Disseminates health information to the general public. Provides descriptive evaluations of some 750 books, 79 popular magazines and newsletters, over 700 pamphlets, 30 health information clearinghouse and information centers, hotlines, etc.
"Health Information Resources in the Federal Government", 1990, 61 pages, $3 handling fee.
ONHIC,
Directory encompasses selected federal and federally sponsored health information resources that ONHIC has found useful in responding to health inquiries.
Genetic Disorders
"International Directory of Genetic Services," 1990, 74 pages.
The March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation,
Directory of Clinics that provide comprehensive genetic services worldwide.
"A Guide to Selected National Genetic Voluntary Organizations," 1989, 223 pages, free.
Lists organization by subject; provides a description of purposes of each organization and publications available.
Low Cost-Prescriptions Medication Programs
Pharmaceutical Patient Assistance Directory Line- 800-762-4636. Provides a directory of various pharmaceutical assistance programs for persons who cannot afford prescriptions on their own.
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