Real Support Resources

Atlanta Legal Aid
404.524.5811
www.atlantalegalaid.org
Canine Assistants
770.664.7178 – 800.771.7221
www.canineassistants.org
Center for Self-Determination
734.722.7092
www.centerforself-determination.com
Center for the Visually Impaired
404.875.9011
www.cviatlanta.org
Champions for Children Community Foundation
404.688.5525
www.atlc.org
Children’s Special Services, LLC
770.394.9791
www.childrens-services.com
Connections for Special Parents
706.245.6095
www.cspofnortheastgeorgia.org
Developmental Disabilities Ministries
770.623.4899, 888.340.5280
www.ddmga.org
Georgia Council on Develomental Disabilities Guardianship Guide
GCDD Guardianship Guide
Hard copies can be obtained through the GCDD main phone line at (404) 657-2126.
Georgia Council on Develomental Disabilities Proxy Care Guide
GCDD Proxy Care Guide
Hard copies can be obtained through the GCDD main phone line at (404) 657-2126.
Georgia Canines for Independence
404.735.DOGS
www.gcidogs.org
Georgia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities
2013 Agency Guide
Georgia Department of Public Health - Children and Youth with Special Needs
800.822.2539
www.health.state.ga.us/programs/specialneeds/index.asp
Georgia Little League Baseball LLB Georgia Challengers
www.llbgeorgia.org/custpage.php?cid=88
Health & Safety NIOSH Topics Safety & Health
404.657.2258
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/
Home Living & Developmental Disabilities
404.657.2258
dbhdd.georgia.gov/developmental-disabilities
Interfaith Disability Connection
888.340.5820
www.interfaithdisability.org/
805.967.2841
Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit – Emory University
404.727.9428
www.sph.emory.edu/pehsu/html
Special Needs Camps/Family Village
http://www.familyvillage.wisc.edu/Leisure/Camp-Search.html
Self Directing Guide for Families (479KB PDF)
United Spinal Association Answers to
20 Questions about Health Reform Law
Information about Regional
Behavior Analysts in Georgia
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Providing accurate information about publicly and privately financed long-term supports and services.
- Offering a consumer-oriented approach to learning about the availability of services in the home and community.
- Alleviating the need for multiple calls and/or visits to receive services.
- Supporting individuals and family members who are aging or living with a disability.
Georgia 's ADRC currently serves all of the 159 counties across the state. For more information or to receive assistance contact an ADRC near you. You may visit the ADRC website to learn more at: http://www.georgiaadrc.com/









