Disability Specific Organizations

Founded in 1971, they work to make the lives of individuals and families affected by autism better.

A public program providing funding for home and community-based services for children (and adults) who qualify - offering an alternative to institutional care. Services can be delivered at home, a relative’s home, or other community-based settings.

CHADD empowers people affected by ADHD.

One of the largest freestanding pediatric health systems in the United States - with two hospitals, nine primary care clinics, seven rehabilitation and nine specialty care sites.

Support for individuals and their families living with Cystic Fibrosis.

The Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Division (DHHSD) at the Department of Human Services offers information about hearing loss, available referral services including interpreters and legal services, assistive technology, publications and other resources for individuals, families and professionals.

DHS is committed to making sure the right services are available at the right time for children with mental health needs and their families

Added: Support for individuals and their families living with Hydrocephalus.

Empowers autistic individuals, their families, and support networks through storytelling, education, person-centered practices, and advocacy for policy and systems change.

Provides direct library service to Minnesotans with print disabilities. The MBTBL is a network library within the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled (NLS), a program sponsored by the Library of Congress.