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Tourette Syndrome information from the CDC This website from the Center for Disease Control provides an array of information on Tourettes Syndrome including a description, research, education & training, information for parents & heath professionals, free materials for parents, teachers, & professionals as well as young people. It also has a list of additional links to other websites related to Tourette Syndrome. CDC’s National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities funds a cooperative agreement with the national Tourette Syndrome Association (TSA) to educate physicians, allied professionals, and school personnel (and, to a limited extent, the general public) about TS by providing accurate, up-to-date, evidence-based information about the recognition, diagnosis, and treatment of TS.

AutismBuddy.com AutismBuddy aims to provide a FREE user-friendly website that provides high quality pintables and resources for teachers and parents for use with children with Special Educational Needs. You will find easy to download resources in many categories including booklets, puzzles and games, flashcards, worksheets, visual timetabling, activities, visual aids, emotions, teaching aids, matching and sorting, classroom display, clip-art, E-books and social skills and many more.

Brain Injury Partners: Navigating the School System A website designed to give parents of school-aged children with a brain injury the skills they need to become successful advocates. Funded by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and made in collaboration with the Brain Injury Association of America.

We've Gotcha Covered The webpage for a start-up company providing babysitters and mother’s helpers for families living in North Raleigh, NC that specializes in watching kids with disabilities.

The Sarah Jane Brain Project Begun by the father of a girl who sustained a brain injury, this national organization is working to create a model system for children suffering from all Pediatric Acquired Brain Injuries. At this website you can learn more about the organization, its events, find links to useful information and resources, follow Sarah Jane's progress in words and videos, and more.

Greater Raleigh Spina Bifida Support Group A new website (started in 2010) from a group of families and providers who care for children with spina bifida in the Triangle region of North Carolina. Here you can find more information about the organization and mission, a calendar about upcoming local events relevant to the group, a blog, photos and other information about group members.

Project: Proud Families, Inc. The website of a Christian non-profit in Siler City, NC designed to offer services to families who have a child or children with a special need(s). At this site, you can find information about the organization, its support group(s), workshops, family support activities, an Ask the Nurse or Pharmacist section, and information about their "Button Challenge".