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If you find mistakes or would like to recommend a resource to be added to these lists,
please email Laura@txp2p.org with the correct information or resources.

DBMAT-DeafBlind Multihandicapped Association of Texas
www.dbmat.org;
pwelch@usaonline.net
432-263-1658

Provides information and support

Texas DeafBlind Outreach http://www.tsbvi.edu/Outreach/
deafblind/family.htm

 

Home Onsite Consultation, Topical Workshops for Families, Project Sparkle, Family Leadership Training, Collaboration with DBMAT
Family Training & Support:
Edgenie Bellah: 512-206-9423 or edgeniebellah@tsbvi.edu
Jean Robinson: 817-847-7999 or jeanrobinson@tsbvi.edu

Hear Me Foundation
www.hearmefoundation.org
281-359-6725

Provides Education, Public Awareness, Mentoring, Medical & Educational Outreach, Camp and year round events.

Children’s Hemiplegia & Stroke Association, Arlington, TX
http://www.chasa.org; info5@chasa.org, 817-492-4325

Provides online support, annual retreat, and newsletters

The Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society
www.chromosome18.org
210-657-4968
Provides individuals with chromosome 18 abnormalities overcome the obstacles they face by providing newsletters, an annual conference, a parent network, syndrome groups, regional groups, information and public advocacy, and funding clinical research.

Toll free:
866-896-6001

Austin:
512- 458-8600

Fax: 512-451-3110

Texas Autism Advocacy
www.TexasAutismAdvocacy.org
Provides individuals with chromosome 18 abnormalities overcome the obstacles they face by providing newsletters, an annual conference, a parent network, syndrome groups, regional groups, information and public advocacy, and funding clinical research.
TX Region Rett Syndrome, Childress, TX llcoats@sbcglobal.net
940-937-6584
An Internet list designed to enhance the work of other autism related groups and organizations, parents and professionals - to better connect everyone across Texas. A comprehensive all inclusiver internet list for exchanging and learning about all areas of autism - diet, supplements, treatments, educational strategies, legislation, etc.

Texas Assc. for Parents of Children with Visual Impairments (TAPVI), Dallas, TX
www.TAPVI.org; info@TAPVI.org
281-842-7030

Provides information and support

Coalition of Texans with Disabilities
Austin, TX

www.cotwd.org; cotwd@cotwd.org
512-478-3366

Works on cross-disability issues to impact policy, disability rights issues, and practice in our state; provides newsletter and conference

Texas Disability Network Calendar of Events
Go to www.TexasAutismAdvocacy.org and click on "Calendar of Events"
Includes events, seminars, and conferences in Texas and are general t o any disability; updated weekly. Contact MichelleMGuppy@yahoo.com if you want to submit an event.

VCFS Texas, Inc. 
www.vcfstexas.com or info@vcfstexas.com
512-909-8359 (Deborah Trejo); 214.731.9393 (Ashli Cheung); 832-630-9915 (Megan Wawarofsky)

Provides support and resources to individuals with Velo-Cardio-Facial Syndrome (a.k.a. DiGeorge syndrome) (VCFS), their families, professionals, and the community in Texas
If you find mistakes or would like to recommend a resource to be added to these lists, please email Laura@txp2p.org with the correct information or resources.
Last Updated:
April 21, 2010
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