Resources

Resource Directory - Information on State Support Organizations
If you find mistakes or would like to recommend a resource to be added to this list, please email Debbie@txp2p.org with the correct information or resources.
DBMAT-DeafBlind Multihandicapped Association of Texas www.dbmat.org pwelch@usaonline.net 432-263-1658	Provides information and support
Texas DeafBlind Outreach www.tsbvi.edu/Outreach/ deafblind/family.htm	Home Onsite Consultation, Topical Workshops for Families, Project Sparkle, Family Leadership Training, Collaboration with DBMAT Family Training & Support: Edgenie Bellah: 512-206-9423 or edgeniebellah@tsbvi.edu Jean Robinson: 817-847-7999 or jeanrobinson@tsbvi.edu
Hear Me Foundation www.hearmefoundation.org 281-359-6725	Provides Education, Public Awareness, Mentoring, Medical & Educational Outreach, Camp and year round events.
Children’s Hemiplegia & Stroke Association, Arlington, TX http://www.chasa.org; info5@chasa.org 817-492-4325	Provides online support, annual retreat, and newsletters
The Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society www.chromosome18.org 210-657-4968	Provides individuals with chromosome 18 abnormalities overcome the obstacles they face by providing newsletters, an annual conference, a parent network, syndrome groups, regional groups, information and public advocacy, and funding clinical research.
Texas Autism Advocacy www.TexasAutismAdvocacy.org	Provides individuals with chromosome 18 abnormalities overcome the obstacles they face by providing newsletters, an annual conference, a parent network, syndrome groups, regional groups, information and public advocacy, and funding clinical research.
TX Region Rett Syndrome, Childress, TX llcoats@sbcglobal.net 940-937-6584	An Internet list designed to enhance the work of other autism related groups and organizations, parents and professionals - to better connect everyone across Texas. A comprehensive all inclusiver internet list for exchanging and learning about all areas of autism - diet, supplements, treatments, educational strategies, legislation, etc.
Texas Assc. for Parents of Children with Visual Impairments (TAPVI), Dallas, TX www.TAPVI.org ; info@TAPVI.org 281-842-7030	Provides information and support
Coalition of Texans with Disabilities Austin, TX www.cotwd.org; cotwd@cotwd.org 512-478-3366	Works on cross-disability issues to impact policy, disability rights issues, and practice in our state; provides newsletter and conference
Texas Disability Network Calendar of Events Go to www.TexasAutismAdvocacy.org and click on "Calendar of Events"	Includes events, seminars, and conferences in Texas and are general t o any disability; updated weekly. Contact MichelleMGuppy@yahoo.com if you want to submit an event.
VCFS Texas, Inc. www.vcfstexas.com or info@vcfstexas.com 512-909-8359 (Deborah Trejo); 214.731.9393 (Ashli Cheung); 832-630-9915 (Megan Wawarofsky)	Provides support and resources to individuals with Velo-Cardio-Facial Syndrome (a.k.a. DiGeorge syndrome) (VCFS), their families, professionals, and the community in Texas
If you find mistakes or would like to recommend a resource to be added to this list, please email Debbie@txp2p.org with the correct information or resources.