WebInfoSearch Web Directory
WebInfoSearch Web Directory
| All Children Can Learn: Contains sites for Special Education Students, as well as Special Education Resource sites and Personal Disability Pages. | |
| Arc and Disabilities: For any disability-related site. Non-profits that serve individuals with developmental or other disabilities, businesses that serve people with disabilities, sites with information about disabilities, or Arcs. | |
| Assistive Technology WebRing: Resources for finding information, products and services to help children and adults with disabilities or special needs. | |
| Brighter Futures Web Ring: Dedicated to promoting a better life for children with all types of special needs and disability awareness. Sites may include specific disabilities, as well as support and links. | |
| Caregivers of Mentally Disabled Children: Tribute, support and information for the caregivers of children and young adults suffering from mental disorders. | |
| Chronic Pain Webring: For anyone who suffers with any form of Chronic Pain. Attempting to bring together all types of medical conditions for support, education and friendship. | |
| DAWN: Disabilities Awareness Webring Network: Includes sites about a specific disability, support groups, and personal pages by disabled individuals or their families. | |
| Disabilities Webring: For those that deal with disabilities, either in work, with children, or who has their own disabilities, and have a homepage to install the Webring fragment on. | |
| Disability Ring: Developed for and by the disabled. Will try to list a minimum of 5 different disabilities with information on each. | |
| Disability Studies Web Ring: Brings together sites relating to the interdisciplinary research on the history, literature, experience and culture of people with disabilities. | |
| Disabled American Veterans: Unofficial DAV (Disabled American Veterans) ring. Offers links to similar sites. | |
| Epilepsy Web Ring: A group of sites for anybody who has a seizure problem, or has a loved one with epilepsy. | |
| Families with Special Needs Children: Homepages to help families with special needs children. | |
| Hearts of Gold: Group of loving people who have gathered together because of a member of the family with a disability. Support to those of you needing someone to talk to. | |
| Infantile Spasms Web Ring: Stories of children and their struggles with the disorder. Links to various infantile spasms sites on the web. | |
| Jamie-Lee's Webring for Children with Disabilities: Content regarding child or adult disabilities, including those in wheelchairs, with genetic disabilities, or who have become disabled as a result of an accident. | |
| KidPower: Cerebral Palsy and Family Support: Offers support through e-mail lists, chat and/or message boards. Set up mainly for disability support sites but all are welcome. | |
| Neurofibromatosis Webring: Promotes education, enlightenment, and encouragement. Open to organizations, medical sites, and personal homepages. Sites pertaining to all aspects of the disorder are welcome, including associated conditions. | |
| PICPAIN Sick and Tired Webring: Created to bring together people who with physical and emotional pain and illness. Sites about any aspect of disease or pain are accepted. | |
| Reach Out's disABILITY NetRing: For sites of disABILITY interest. | |
| Ring of Special Needs Children: Open to anyone owning or running a webpage that deals with any aspect of raising, treating and loving special needs children. | |
| Social Security Disability Webring: Information and resources for those interested in Social Security disability benefits. | |
| Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Webring: Allows individuals and families affected by SMA to join their homepages together. | |
| Unique Children's Advocacy Network (UCAN): Web sites that provide ideas, projects, and activities that improve the lives of children with disabilities. | |
| Wheelchair Junkie: Dedicated to providing links to web sites of users interested in wheelchairs. Buying, selling, modifying, or using wheelchairs. |
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