The IEP Team, LCC, is an educational consulting firm providing special education advocacy, transitional services, and professional training concerning the needs of individuals with disabilities.

Connect/support individuals and their loved ones when faced with catastrophic life-altering news: medical diagnosis, accident, death.

MCSNAC supports families to advocate for their children and adults with disabilities whether in school, or with adult services.

PEATC is statewide nonprofit focused on collaboration between schools, families, and communities for VA children, especially children with disabilities.

W.E.A.N. is a mentoring program servicing women with a varying degrees of dis-ABILITIES. The mission is to “wean” women with dis-ABILITIES from having their limitations be their focal point, thus having them live with their ABILITIES!

The MSILC promotes, supports & enhances opportunities for Marylanders with disabilities to maximize choices to independently live, work and play.

Conflict Resolution Center for Baltimore County offers mediation, IEP facilitation and help with fighting kids in schools at no cost to county residents for all kinds of conflicts.

Abilities Network/Epilepsy Foundation of the Chesapeake Region, an affiliate of the Epilepsy Foundation of America, provides educational/referral information, advocacy, and support to people with epilepsy and their families

We are one of over 400 Centers for Independent Living in the United States. Centers for Independent Living (CIL) are non-residential, consumer-controlled, community-based, and cross-disability organizations. As such, the majority of our Board of Directors and staff are people with disabilities.  We embrace the Independent Living philosophy and believe that people with disabilities have the right to control and direct their own lives.

Alliance, Inc., a Baltimore-based 501(c)3 non-profit agency, offers employment, housing, and behavioral health services to people with developmental disabilities, mental health issues, and substance abuse problems.

The Arc Baltimore provides advocacy and high quality, life-changing supports to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

We promote respect, create opportunities, facilitate services, and advocate for equal rights for all people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The Arc of Frederick County helps people with developmental disabilities to live enviable lives. Enviable lives are the lives we all lead, filled with purpose and meaning, and with friends and family. This is accomplished by providing services, advocacy, and creating supportive communities.

Arrow was founded in 1992 by a former foster child who grew up in a loving, Christian foster home. Today, we strive to give every foster child that same opportunity, to experience the unconditional love and commitment of a family, and the support and encouragement of an engaged community. Because of the principles our ministry was founded on, we hold ourselves, and our foster families to a higher standard of excellence.

Providing opportunities for growth and personal accomplishment to individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities complemented by quality services and meaningful community engagement.

By Their Side works with Marylanders with intellectual/developmental disabilities and their families to make sure their wishes are addressed. …. We provide advocacy for health, safety, rights, and happiness, even when parents can no longer be there.

The mission of The Coordinating Center is to partner with people of all ages and abilities and those who support them in the community to achieve their aspirations for independence, health, and meaningful community life. We coordinate services and navigate systems with people who have the most complex needs so they can live in the community of their choice

Our mission is to create supportive environments and individualized services for people with disabilities.

The well being and progress of each individual in our program are our guiding priorities. The Emerge team is committed to listening empathetically to each individual, to devising customized care, and serving an individual customer’s changing needs for life. And we never give up on a member of the Emerge family. We have never discharged a customer because we lost confidence in finding the right path for him or her.

Independence Empowerment Center, Inc. (IEC) is a center for independent living serving people with disabilities in Prince William County, Fauquier County, Manassas, and Manassas Park, Virginia.