Links / Websites

This site provides information and links to health care services and programs offered in the state of Alaska. Available resources include: Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening, Denali KidCare, Family Planning, Genetic and Specialty Clinics, Infant Screening and Testing Programs, and Medicaid.

On July 1, 2003, the Alaska Division of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse and the Mental Health aspect of the Division of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities merged into a new Division. Services previously carried out by each of these divisions will be carried out under the new Division of Behavioral Health. In addition, the Office of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, formerly under the Commissioner's Office, also joined the Division. Details and other information available on the website linke below.

This site provides information and links to areas of interest regarding Alaska's Public Health, including: Influenza Update, Marriage Licenses, Bioterrorism, Public Health Nursing Centers, Healthy Alaskans 2010, and Alaska Health Profiles Online.

This site provides links to headlines and areas of interest including: Alaska legislature, courts, communities, facts, and visitor information.

This site provides helpful information for the consumer regarding the state's Medicaid services and programs. The site is dividing into sections for providers, recipents, and the general public. The site provides general information on eligibility and programs.

The Alabama Council for Developmental Disabilities oversees activities in advocacy, capacity building, and systems change. These initiatives contribute to a coordinated comprehensive system of community services that are directed by people with developmental disabilities and/or their families. The Council is a membership organization. Check out the website for more specific information.

The state's official websites offers links to government, education, travel, business, and resources within the state.

This 2-part presentation series provides basic information about housing opportunities, including options for affordable, accessible and integrated housing. This program is intended to educate people about the process of the money flow from the Federal Government down to the local communities and how one can access some of those funds. The presenters discuss the private and public sectors in simple language that is easy to understand.

User-run personal assistance requires awareness, knowledge and skills on the part of persons with extensive disabilities. For this reason the Personal Assistance Network was started for compiling an internet-based library with legal texts, training manuals for assistance users, international examples of assistance delivery schemes, etc and developed interactive services, like this Registry Link.

Looking for a which communities are inclusive. This paper list the names and websites for inclusive communities around the country.