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   Family Ties of Massachusettsis a state-wide and parent-to-parent support network for families of children with special needs and/or chronic illness.  1-800-905-TIES  (8437)  www.massfamilyties.org  
 
 
             Massachusetts Government websites:
www.mass.gov/mod  Massachusetts Office on Disability
www.mass.gov/mrc  Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission
www.mass.gov/mcb  Massachusetts Commission for the Blind
www.mass.gov/mcdhh  Massachusetts Commission for the deaf and Hard of Hearing
www.mass.gov/dmh  Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
www.mass.gov/dds   Massachusetts Department of Developmental services  (formerly DMR)
www.mass.gov/dlc   Massachusetts Law Center
 
 
www.disabilityinfo.org  New England Index is a free information and referral service for people with disabilities and a coordinator of the Massachusetts Network of Information Providers, a collection of disability agencies that coordinate information and referral efforts.  1-800-642-0249  or  1-800-764-0200 TTY  or 1-781-642-0248
 
 
 
http://www.theprofessionalcenter.org   The Professional Center for Child Development  Our mission is to provide therapeutic and educational services for children of all abilities and their families, working with each child to develop to his or her full potential. We try to eliminate barriers to growth and development for children with disabilities and families coping with health issues and challenges.  Located in Andover, Massachusetts at 32 Osgood Street, 01810 1-978-475-3806
 
 
 
http://www.cofar.org   COFAR is a statewide, nonprofit organization that advocates for choice in, and access to comprehensive and high-quality care for persons with mental retardation/developmental disability. Through the efforts of our family members and volunteers, we advocate for adequate funding and staffing for residential and other programs provided by the Department of Developmental Services (formerly DMR).
We provide advocacy information and  advice to families and guardians wherever their loved ones may live. 508-339-3379
 
 
 
www.vor.net We unite people in advocacy in order to educate and assist families, organizations, public officials, and individuals concerned with the quality of life and choice for persons with mental retardation within residential options.
 
www.fcsn.org  The Federation for Children with Special Needs
 
www.umdf.org  United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation
 
 
www.helpguide.org Helpguide’s expert, ad-free articles help you take charge of your life and make healthy choices.
 
 
www.eec.state.ma.us  Department of Early Education and Child Care  The EEC combines the functions of the former Office of Child Care Services with those of the former Early Learning Services Division at the Department of Education.
 
www.mctf.org  Children's Trust Fund of Massachusetts  leads Statewide efforts or prevent child abuse and neglect by supporting parents and families.
 
www.sesprogram.org  Special Education Surrogate Parent Program
 
www.families-first.org  Families First Parenting Programs  gives parenting tips and information and helps build positive relationships between parents and their children by education both families and the professionals who serve them through inspiring hands-on workshops.   1-617-868-7687
 
www.thefamilycenterinc.org  Helps parents on their parenting journey
 
www.SpecialNeedsParentCoach.com  Help simplify your life, make time for your priorities and do what matters most.  Life Coaching for parents with special needs children.  Contact Joan Celebi, Ed.M.  Free Newsletter
 
http://www.mass211.org/   Every day, someone somewhere in Massachusetts needs to find essential community services, an after school program, a food bank, or where to secure care for an aging parent. Many face these challenges, but don't always know where to turn for help, search here.
 
www.spedwatch.org  SPEDWatch is a grassroots, nonprofit, civil rights movement fighting to secure the educational rights of all Massachusetts students with disabilities ages 3-21.  SPEDWatch, Inc., PO Box 1440, Pepperall, MA 01463  (978) 433-5983
 
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