Inspire advocacy and break down societal barriers to ensure individuals experiencing vision loss can live, learn, and work with equal opportunity.

Helps members who are newly diagnosed, in treatment, or within one year of treatment. The groups meet 2 hours a week.

Provides various recreational activities. This includes abacus practice, art classes, bible studies, book club, chess club, drop-in center, gardening, knitting, and music appreciation.

Connects caregivers and friends/family members of cancer patients with fellow caregivers who have been through a similar experience. Works to individualize each match. While most matches begin with a similar diagnosis or treatment, they also include other lifestyle circumstances and considerations that are important to the patient.

Provides comprehensive medical and health care services for those suffering from HIV disease/AIDS. Case managers are available to provide a full array of social work services including individual and family counseling, support groups, referral to community services, client advocacy and pre and post HIV testing counseling.

Provides information, resources, and services for people with arthritis and rheumatic disease.

Provides an online resource for education, awareness, and mutual support for those affected by depression, their families and friends, and those who think they might suffer from depression.

Offers a variety of cancer specific programs and support including counseling, educational lectures, healthy lifestyle programs and social events. Programs are free to all those impacted by cancer.

Provide support programs for individuals affected by liver disease, including online and in-person groups.

Offers weekly personal development meetings that foster compassionate and positive group support. The goal of this service is to raise awareness towards living a healthy lifestyle.

Offers play groups that focus on building social and communication skills for preschoolers. Parents meet in a group to share ways to support their children and families.

Assists families in obtaining technical assistance, resources and support. Provides in home respite care.

Provides a long-standing heritage of addressing the needs of people who are blind or visually impaired. This includes those with multiple disabilities or chronic medical conditions.

Offers a 24 hour, 7 days a week helpline, support groups, family and professional caregiver training, multi-cultural outreach, advocacy, Medicalert, and a safe return program to people with Alzheimer's disease, their caregivers, health care professionals and the public.

Assists newly blind individuals adjust to vision loss, and promotes the full participation and integration of blind people in local communities. Programs assist at both the national and state level.

Provides information and resources to caregivers, healthcare professionals, and the public. The website offers details on FTD types, symptoms, evaluation, diagnosis, and treatments as well as state-specific support groups. A helpline offers information, support, and advocacy, while phone support groups address challenges in behavior, language, grief, and young children for both FTD patients and caregivers.

Offers support groups for individuals with Down syndrome, and their families. Also provides information and resources related to Down syndrome through an online database.

Provides individualized support via phone and email on paralysis and related topics, such as equipment exchange programs and the rehabilitation process. Also provides a website with access to various services, including: a comprehensive resource database, educational materials on paralysis, a lending library, peer mentoring programs, and funding to nonprofits through the Quality of Life Grants program.

Provides services dedicated to the prevention and control of childhood and adult lung disease including asthma, emphysema, and chronic bronchitis and the control of causal factors such as smoking, air pollution, and occupational hazards.

Supports research initiatives and facilitates educational programs that increase professional awareness and enhance the quality of life of those affected by Turner Syndrome. Services include: information on diagnosis, treatment, and care; clinical trials; and volunteer opportunities.

Provides comprehensive information and resources about tuberous sclerosis (TSC). Patients, family members/loved ones, and medical professionals can learn about the symptoms of the condition, connect to others through an online support community, and gain access the agency's professional physician referral list.

Offers support at any point in a cancer journey. Patient Services Team works to individualize each match. While most matches begin with a similar diagnosis or treatment, they also include other lifestyle circumstances and considerations that are important to the patient.

Provides information on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and related support groups. The program also provides a lending library, support groups, physician referrals, referrals to disability attorneys, and fall and spring conferences.Scholarships for high school seniors and medical school students affected with or by Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Empowers blind or visually impaired residents aged 55 and above to maintain independence through services such as outreach, case management, information, and referral. Provides vision screening, examinations by an ophthalmologist, orientation on vision aids and devices, distribution of aids, mobility training, home instruction in personal care, and activities of daily living.

Conducts educational programs for individuals with Aphasia, caregivers, family members, healthcare professionals, students, community organizations, and businesses.