Disability Resources Health Tennessee

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• - Unit of the Tennessee Disability Coalition that supports and advocates for family-centered care for children with disabilities. Program details, contact information, and resources for parents.
  
• - Provides advocacy, training, and other assistance to help people with mental retardation or other disabilities in all aspects of their lives. Information about programs, legal rights, and current issues.
  
• - Website has information on services provided by RFB's Tennessee unit in Oak Ridge.
  
• - Provides community-based residential supports for people with developmental disabilities throughout the states of Oklahoma and Tennessee.
  
• - Assists people with disabilities through information, referrals, training and technical assistance, investigations of abuse and neglect, advocacy, and litigation. News and information about programs, issues, and progress.
  
• - Portal for state-specific information on disability services and resources, maintained by Vanderbilt University.
  
• - Information about training programs available for people with disabilities.
  
• - Nonprofit organization supporting the rights of the disabled. Based in Murfreesboro.
  
• - One of the largest community-based day training and residential programs in the State of Tennessee.
  
• - Organization supporting non-residential consumer-controlled independent living services for a cross-disability population. Site includes information about rights and benefits and services currently available.
  
• - Resources for Tennesseans with disabilities
  
• - Information about Vanderbilt University Kennedy Center program that provides technical assistance to children and youth with combined vision and hearing losses.