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NATIONAL RESOURCES

Advanced Bionics Corporation

12740 San Fernando Road

Sylmar, CA. 91342 USA

For parents who are considering a cochlear implant for their child and would like more information.

Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

3417 Volta Place, NW

Washington , D.C. 20007-2778

V (202) 337-5220 TTY (202) 337-5221

Website: www.agbell.org

An international organization comprised of parents, professionals and oral deaf/hh children and adults that provide newsletters, journals, and information relating to oral education. Financial aid programs available for children with hearing loss. Mentoring programs, leadership opportunities for deaf/hh teens and young adults and Advocacy services available for members.

American Academy of Audiology

8201 Greensboro Dr., Ste 300

McLean , VA 22102

1-800-222-2336 v/tty

web: www.audiology.org

Professional organization for audiologists; provides information on audiology and related issues

American Society for Deaf Children

PO Box 3355

Gettysberg , PA 17325

v/tty (717) 334-7922

Parent hotline 1(800) 942-ASDC

Email: asdc1@aol.com

www.deafchildren.org

Prints the Endeavor & provides parent support, especially for information regarding the use of american sign language.

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

10801 Rockville Pike

Rockville , MD. 20853-3279

(301) 897-5700

www.asha.org

Professional organization for speech language pathologists & audiologists; provides information on communication disorders

Auditory-Verbal International, Inc. (AVI)

2121 Eisenhower Ave., Suite 402

Alexandria , VA. 22313

(703) 739-1049 V (703) 739-0874 TTY

www.auditory-verbal.org

An international organization providing resources and information to parents & professionals on teaching HI children to speak with residual hearing & amplification.

Beginnings for Parents of Hearing Impaired Children, Inc.

PO Box 17646

Raleigh , NC 27609

Toll free: Voice/tty 919-850-2746

A resource and reference organization that produces materials and videos oriented towards helping families make choices about communication methods www.ncbegin.com

Better Hearing Institute

P.O. Box 1840

Washington , DC . 20013

V/TDD 1(800) EAR-WELL

Non-Profit organization. Provides information concerning hearing loss and hearing aids and where to go for help.

Boystown National Research Hospital

Center for Childhood Deafness

555 N. 30 th Street

Omaha , NE 68131

V/tty: (402) 498-6521

www.babyhearing.org

Central Institute for the Deaf

818 S. Euclid Avenue

St. Louis , MO 63110

(314) 977-0000

Research, information, and resources about deafness

Cochlear Corporation

61 Inverness Drive East, Suite 200

Englewood, CO. 80112

V/TDD 1(800) 523-5798

For parents who are considering a cochlear implant for their child and would like more information.

Cochlear Implant Association, Inc

5335 Wisconsin Ave., NW Ste. 440

Washington , DC 20015-2034

(202) 895-2781 v/tty

www.cici.org

non-profit organization for cochlear implant recipients, their families, professionals, and other individuals interested in cochlear implants. The Association provides support and information and access to local support groups for adults and children who have cochlear implants, or who are interested in learning about cochlear implants. We also advocate for the rights of and services for people with hearing loss.

Deafpride

1350 Potomac Ave. SE

Washington , DC 20003

(202) 675-6700 V/TDD

Advocacy for the rights of deaf people and their families.

Hands & Voices

P0 Box 3093

Boulder CO 80307

(303) 300-9763

Toll free 1-866-422-0422

www.handsandvoices.org

A national parent-driven organization dedicated to non-biased support to families who have children with deafness or hearing loss. Activities include outreach events, educational seminars, advocacy lobbying efforts, parent-to-parent network, and a newsletter.

House Ear Institute

2100 West Third Street , Fifth Floor

Los Angeles , CA. 90057

(213) 483-4431 V (213) 484-2642 TTY

A non-profit organization that provides information on hearing loss.

Infant Hearing Resources Hearing & Speech Institute

3515 SW Veterans Hospital Road

Portland , OR 97201

(503) 228-6479

Information and resources for young children who are Deaf/Hard of hearing.

Info to Go

Gallaudet University

800 Florida Ave. NE

Washington , D.C. 20002-3695

V 202-651-5051 202-651-5052 TTY

Email: clearinghouse.infotogo@gallaudet.edu

www.gallaudet.edu

Centralized source of information on topics dealing with deafness and hearing loss. Disseminates information on deafness, hearing loss, services and programs related to people with hearing loss available throughout the United States .

International Hearing Dog, Inc.

5909 East 89th Ave.

Henderson CO .

(303) 287-3277 V/TDD

Hearing dog training and placement

Intertribal Deaf Council

www.epcc.edu/community/nmip/idc.html

Upholds and continues the Native American traditions and holds events/conventions for Native American deaf and hard of hearing individuals in the U.S. and Canada .

John Tracy Clinic

806 W. Adams Blvd.

Los Angeles , CA. 90007

(800) 522-4582

www.johntracyclinic.org

Provides free home study program on teaching spoken language to infants & young HI children, plus clinics - All for parents

Leadline

1(800) 352-8888

International hotline for parents regarding issues of deafness and hearing loss.

Marion Downs National Center for Infant Hearing

University of Colorado at Boulder , Campus Box 409

Boulder , CO 80309

(303) 492-6283

www.colorado.edu.slhs/mdnc

information on universal newborn hearing screening, assessment, diagnosis, and early intervention. Research information available

National Association of the Deaf

8l4 ThayerAve.

Silver Springs , MD. 20910

v(301) 587-1788 tty(301) 587-1789

www.nad.org

A 111-year old consumer advocacy organization for the deaf; $25 subscriptions for The NAD Broadcaster

National Center for Low-Incidence Disabilities

University of Northern Colorado

Campus Box 146

Greeley , CO 80639

1-800-395-2693

(970) 351-1151 v/tty

www.nclid.unco.edu

NCLID is a federally-funded center established to increase the nation's capacity to provide educational and other services to infants, children, and youth with deafness, blindness, and severe disabilities. The four main functions of NCLID are: information exchange for families, teachers, administrators, and other service providers; local support of teachers and families to increase specialized services; teacher training to increase the supply of specially trained teache4rs; and research and dissemination of the research and best practices.

National Cued Speech Association

23970 Hermitage Road

Shaker Heights , OH 44122

Toll Free Voice/tty: (800) 459-3529

Email: cuedspdics@aol.com

www.cuedspeech.org

For general information & to get local contacts on Cueing.

National Deaf Education Project

Lawrence M. Siegel, Director

TTY: (415) 925-6798

Phone: (415) 925-6797

Email: ndep@worldnet.att.net

www.ndepnow.org

A Collaborative project of the American Society of Deaf Children, The Conf. Of Ed. Administrators of Schools for the Deaf, the NAD, Gallaudet and others to reform the educational delivery system for deaf/hh children.

National Black Deaf Advocates

246 Sycamore St., Ste. 100

Decatur , GA 30030

TTY: 404-687-9155; phone 404-687-8920

www.nbda.org

Pro motes the well-being, culture, and empowerment of African-Americans who are deaf or hard of hearing .

National Deaf Latinas/os

Deaf Aztlan

PO Box 14431

San Francisco , CA 94114

www.deafvison.net/aztlan/

Promotes the well-being, culture, and empowerment of Latinas/os who are deaf or hard of hearing.

NIDCD Heredity Hearing Impairment Resource Registry

555 No.30th Street , Omaha , NE 68131

(800) 320-1171 V/TDD

E-mail: deaf@boystown.org/hhirr/

Options

7056 So. Washington Ave.

Whittier, CA. 90602

(310) 945-8391

An international Council of Private Independent Schools providing Auditory/Oral Education for hearing impaired children

Self Help for Hard of Hearing People, Inc. (SHHH)

7910 Woodmont Ave., Ste. 1200

Behesda , MD 20814

V (301) 587-1788 tty (301) 657-2249

www.shhh.org

See links to education /children with hearing loss; organizations; other resources on the web; about SHHH (for position papers); Listserv for parents of hard of hearing kids.

SKI*HI Institute

Utah State University

6500 Old Main Hill

Logan , UT 84322-6500

(435) 797-5600

Early Intervention Curriculum for children with Hearing loss.

The Starkey Fund

6700 Washington Ave. SO

Eden Prairie , MN . 55344

(800) 328-8602

Donates hearing instruments to individuals who cannot otherwise afford them. This is accomplished through local dispensers who have individuals complete an application, which is reviewed by Starkey

TRIPOD

2901 North Keystone St .

Burbank , CA 91504

Voice/tty 818-972-2080

Innovative Education program

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