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Cool Hub Caps A company that sells customized spoke guards for wheelchair users. This website offers an online product catalog, and directions to ensure a good fit.

AMBUCS This company, headquartered in Greensboro, NC, designs and manufactures therapeutic tricycles (AmTrykes®) to enhance mobility and independence for people with disabilities who are unable to operate traditional bikes / bicycles. This website offers information about the organization and its chapters, a calendar of events, instructional videos, online catalogs, newsletters, and more.

Children's Law Clinic A program of the Duke University School of Law the Children's Law Clinic provides free legal advice, advocacy, and legal representation to low-income children. The Children's Law Clinic is one of the few programs in North Carolina with expertise in special education and school discipline law. This website offers program and contact information.

Jacob's Ladder A private practice in Clayton, NC that specializes in behavioral management strategies for children (ages 2-8) and their families. In addition to psychoeducational groups, programs also include Floor Time,Theraplay, and Parent-child Relationship therapies. Takes Medicaid and Healthchoice. Spanish - speaking receptionists and therapists available.

Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America The website of the North Carolina chapter of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America. This website lists local events and support group meetings along with information from the national organization.

KIDBASE (Kids Information Database Access System for Emergencies) The website for North Carolina EMS program that enables parents of children with special needs to fill out a medical information sheet that can be used by emergency personnel to optimize care for a child with disabilities. This information sheet was developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Emergency Physicians especially for the use of medically fragile children. The sheet includes the name and address of the child as well as the medical diagnosis, baseline information, current medications, and any emergency medical plans that may already be in place. Copies of this information sheet are then given to the local EMS agency who will keep them on file. This website provides information about the program, and links to the medical information sheet.

American DanceWheels a non-profit organization in Bala Cynwyd, PA that seeks to provide people of all ages and abilities the opportunity to partner dance by pairing one person with an ambulatory disability with an able bodied partner. Their website contains information about the organization, news, videos, and more.