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Please let me add to this list from your suggestions of other sites that members might enjoy.

 

 

For American physicians; this is the only society we are aware of:

American Society of Handicapped Physicians
William Lambert, Director
3424 South Culpepper Court
Springfield, Missouri 65804


"Nick's Picks"

www.disabilitytravel.com/

A good start for the disabled traveler.

www.gimponthego.com

The "internet's premier disabilities travel publication", and a priceless name!

www.amphl.org

The Association of Medical Professionals with Hearing Loss.   AMPHL is the only US-based organization for medical professionals with hearing loss with an active Board of Directors and regular meetings.

www.cnib.ca

Welcome to the CNIB

http://canparaplegic.org/national/index.tpl

Welcome to the Canadian Paraplegic Association


www.disabilityfoundation.org


"D.R.E.D.F" (Disability Rights Education & Defence Fund).

"WHAT IS PREJUDICE AS IT RELATES TO DISABILITY ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAW?"

www.dredf.org/international/paper_ruebain.html.


Canadian Institute of Health Information

http://secure.cihi.ca/cihiweb/dispPage.jsp?cw_page=home_e


From residency to employment, these doctors demonstrate their capabilities.

www.ama-assn.org/amednews/2005/01/17/prsa0117.htm


National Organization of Nurses with Disabilities (American)

Education-Advocacy-Full Inclusion

www.nond.org


VoicePrint is a registered charity, a division of The National Broadcast Reading Service, and serves all Canadians, but particularly the millions of us who can’t independently access printed materials - people who are:
vision-restricted, learning disabled, mobility impaired, in need of literacy skills, learning ESL, or just getting older.

www.voiceprintcanada.com


The U of T school of medicine has a collection of diversity-related links for students to peruse and use.

www.utoronto.ca/diversity_in_medicine


"Your readers might enjoy browsing through our Hearing Awareness A to Z list and the report of the 2005 Surveys of Consumers and Hearing Health Care Professionals."

http://www.chha.ca/chha/projects-atoz.php

http://www.chha.ca/chha/projects-surveys.php


Hi, I am responsible for the list of wheelchair accessible hotels at WhenWeTravel. Our site has some helpful tips on finding a good wheelchair accessible hotel plus a list of over 37,000 wheelchair accessible hotels from around the world. Visitors to WhenWeTravel can browse through locations from our wheelchair accessible hotel page located at http://www.whenwetravel.com/travel_destination_hotel/wheelchair_accessible_hotels.jsp or use our innovative hotel search which enables visitors to find hotels based on location, price range, ratings, and amenities.

Thanks,

Blair Jensen

blair@whenwetravel.com


About ARCH

ARCH Disability Law Centre is a specialty legal aid clinic dedicated to defending and advancing the equality rights of persons with disabilities. www.archdisabilitylaw.ca


Same acronym as us, but larger scope, is the Canadian Association of Professionals with Disabilities at www.canadianprofessionals.org/


National Awareness of Tardive Dyskinesia at www.tardivedyskinesia.com and at our members page.


Resources for Physicians with Disabilities

http://tdtd.ca/ - one of our members has a huge resource to provide sports links for the physically disabled in Canada.


This web submission came from a teacher in New York who does grade 4 phys. ed. for disabled children and has actually been using our
website links page as a resource since the beginning of their school year !  In exchange, this same teacher has suggested a great webpage for us, it's an article called "How to Exercise if You are Wheelchair Bound".  Enjoy !  And thanks class !

www.1800wheelchair.com/news/post/how-to-exercise-if-you-are-wheelchair-user.aspx


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