| ARC of Colorado: Advocates with others to create the conditions under which all people with developmental disabilities experience opportunities to develop competency and to make choices, to have good relationships with family members and friends, to have respect and dignity, and to be full participants in all community living. |
| Brain Injury Association of Colorado: A resource directory for family members and survivors of TBI. Including links, chat room, glossary and provider directory. |
| Colorado Chapter National Multiple Sclerosis Society: Provides programs, services and fund raising events throughout the State. |
| Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition: Promoting independence, self-reliance, and full participation for people with all types of disabilities. |
| Colorado Talking Book Library: Provides postage-free recorded, braille, and large print library materials to eligible readers in Colorado. |
| DisAbility Connection: A family-centered, community resource for families whose children have disabilities and professionals working with these families. |
| Family Village -- Colorado Resources: Information, resources, communication opportunities for persons with disabilities. |
| JFK Partners: Promotes the independence, inclusion, contribution, health, and well-being of people with developmental disabilities and special health care needs and their families through consumer, community, and university partnerships. Lists programs and staff, training opportunities, events and publications. |
| Lifelong AES, Inc.: Educational and psychological resources and services to businesses and to adults and adolescents who have disabilities and/or difficulty learning. |
| Mile High Down Syndrome Association: Enhances the quality of life for all individuals with Down Syndrome by providing resources and support to those individuals, their families, professionals and the community. |
| NICHCY Colorado State Sheet: Contact information for disability resources. |
| Pathways Resource Guide: Support and service providers for people who have developmental disabilities and their families. Located in Aurora, Colorado, and Arapahoe and Douglas Counties. |
| PEAK Parent Center: Provides training, information, and technical assistance, including best practices, to families and the professionals working with children, youth, and adults with disabilities. |
| Rocky Mountain ADA Information Center: Provides information, materials, and technical assistance to individuals and entities that are covered by the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). |
| The Whole Child: Evaluation and treatment of medical, behavioral and educational disabilities by professionals in the areas of speech and language pathology, special education, learning disabilities, behavior, psychology and neurology. |
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