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Health and Disability Community Groups, Clubs and Support: Publications and Documents

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The Disability Communities database features an array of publications that delve into health, social networking, and community engagement for people with disabilities. It includes articles on topics like accessibility, advocacy, health management, and social clubs tailored to specific disabilities such as stroke, autism, or blindness. These resources offer insightful perspectives, practical advice, and community connection points, making them invaluable for those with disabilities, seniors, and caregivers. They provide a platform for sharing experiences, learning about new technologies or treatments, and finding local support groups, which can be both informative and supportive in navigating life with a disability.

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Health and Disability Community Groups, Clubs and Support: Publications and Resources (69 Items)
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Study reveals that students with disabilities often rely on social media as a tool for navigating their disability identity.


David Clarke writes on his experiences of living with Homonymous Hemianopia in the hope of creating a community support and information for people with Hemis.


Senator Markey demands Elon Musk reinstate X's accessibility team and online features for users with disabilities.


How pictures, videos, and status updates on Facebook, Instagram, and X can be used as evidence against an applicant for SSD or SSI disability benefits.



Parents of kids with rare disease lead urgent push for cure - Global Family Advisory Board to aid critical race to cure NGLY1 deficiency.

Award-winning wheelchair cooling backrest cushion start-up, wheelAIR, are seeking outgoing manual wheelchair users to join their exclusive wheelAIR PRO community.


PlusInc promotes size-friendly policy initiatives including combating size related discrimination and stigma through educational and social activities.


Founded in 1985, DAWN-RAFH Canada addresses poverty, violence, and discrimination faced by women with disabilities through advocacy and coalition building.



ClusterBusters is a non-profit research and educational organization dedicated to finding effective treatment of cluster headaches worldwide.


Economic stability affects people with disabilities and family members whether a person with a disability is living independently or in long-term care.


Different states in America can provide services to people who are eligible for Medicaid whose incomes do not exceed 150% of poverty.


The Down syndrome Education Online website offers people a very comprehensive and reliable source of updated information and resources.


Net Literacy works to increase digital literacy and inclusion while giving student volunteers life and job skills by serving communities in the process.


The Netbuddy website features ideas and handy tips submitted by parents teachers care providers and therapists who have experience with learning disabilities.


A Touch of Understanding provides disability awareness programs designed to educate new generations with an understanding of challenges associated with disabilities.


The Disabled Veterans National Foundation (DVNF) serves the needs of underserved veterans including homeless veterans, women veterans, and veterans who experience PTSD, brain injuries, and invisible disabilities.


New website developed specifically for Canadians brings together information on fibromyalgia including research and data about the condition.

Urging veterans to join Together We Served and create a record of their service for the benefit of their families and future generations.


Website illustrates growing number of working age Americans who experience a disabling illness or injury lasting for 30 days or longer.


Information Connections is an informative website for parents of children with developmental disabilities and chronic diseases.

AFB and NAPVI launched FamilyFriends, a social network within FamilyConnect that helps parents of visually impaired children find support and connect online.



In one of the first formal studies of social networking websites targeting patients, researchers performed an in-depth evaluation of ten diabetes websites.


Core Childrens Services launch of new website to promote the broad range of services available for children young people and families across the UK.

Inclusive Connections Website supports parents and friends of children with disabilities by providing a social networking forum.

Protecting your privacy on social media is very important especially if you expect to be tracked down by a collection agency for unpaid debts.



UroMed Launches New Urological and Continence Care Website for People Seeking Catheters and Medical Supplies.

Inclusive Connections Website community supports parents and friends of children with disabilities by providing up-to-date information.


Social networking platform for people with disabilities and their families.


The HAI WATCHDOG Community is a place online where healthcare providers can discuss best practices for defeating HAIs.


Unified organization to be known provisionally as the Disability Rights Partnership.

Connecting franchisers employers and educational institutions with men and women who are transitioning from active duty to civilian life.


People with disabilities can earn extra income online with $100 per referral Freedom Disability Referral Program for disabled.


System to link persons with disabilities to affordable housing in their home communities.

Disaboom was a social networking site and information resource for people with disabilities founded by Dr. Glen House, a physician and quadriplegic.



Dear Cancer is a cancer community where anyone affected by cancer can express his or her feelings or story.


Save the Patient provides information for people related to health care including health care providers.


Elder Chicks community is for senior women to meet and learn from each other online.

Online social networking community for amputees and persons affected by limb loss.

Online communities offer people with chronic illnesses such as diabetes wireless healthcare services via mobile phones and the internet.

Live At Home is a free Web site designed to assist seniors with aging at home.

The untold burden of loss and grief one in seven americans lose a parent or sibling before the age of 20.


Virtual Senior Center uses computer video and Internet technology to create interactive experience for homebound seniors.

eClinic Offers a Host of Health and Wellness Information and Expertise Regardless of Physical Location.


Fab Over Fifty website where women over fifty share wisdom and recommendations about beauty fashion health books restaurants and wine.

Information on The Corporation for Artistic Development and Legacy disability galleries and museums.

Patient Share community helps patients share treatment experiences to help find effective cures and treatments.

Starbright World is an online social network for sick teens and teen siblings of sick kids.

The Spectrum Network's programs aid adults with disabilities to achieve independent living, employment, and community integration through skill-building and support services.



Not Alone draws on a group of unique individuals with personal experiences in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.


International social networking website specifically designed for people with learning disabilities.

Mosaic is a faith based organization that serves people with developmental disabilities in several states in America.


My Child Without Limits is a place for parents worried that their child is not developing like other children.


The quality of a persons community group social life could have greater impact than diet and exercise on their health and well-being.

Livewire Siblings is a free safe and supportive community where young people can meet and chat online with other siblings.


Best Buddies promotes integrated employment and leadership development for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities.


A review of the BC Coalition of People with Disabilities Website a provincial cross disability site in British Columbia.


The Center on Disability and Community Inclusion is part of a national network of University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities UCEDD.


Wheelchair Pride is a new blog which has just been released but wheelchair pride is more than just a blog it is a movement.


Raising Children Network will today launch the national website for parents of young children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

While most everyone has experienced loneliness at some point it is todays seniors who are most likely to feel alone and lonely.

Healthlink Worldwide is the specialist health and development agency that empowers through communication.


CAHD concentrates on all types of community groups including disability and those not normally included in development programs.


Create a blog at Disabled World and build your reputation as an expert in the health and disability community.


Livewire is an online disability community for Australian children with disabilities or illnesses to communicate with other kids.


A press release about Disabled World written on February 21st 2009 by Thomas C. Weiss M.A..


Disabled World has opened a free online community for people with disabilities and health conditions to connect, share stories, and discuss health topics.



Information on social networking defined as grouping individuals together into specific groups like a small community or neighborhood.


List of online disability community social networking websites for the disabled and health impaired.


A Disability Community is defined as a meeting place for persons with disabilities. Disabled World provides a free disability community for seniors and the disabled.

Key: the first check mark indicates the publication carries an editor's note; the second indicates a footnote.

Note: Disabled World compiles disability-related publications as a resource. Inclusion does not imply endorsement by Disabled-World.com. To submit disability-related articles and peer-reviewed manuscripts and papers, ensure submissions comply with our guidelines. For questions, please contact us.

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