Neurodiversity

This webpage from understood.org provides information about dysgraphia, which can impact skills such as writing, handwriting, typing, and spelling.

This fact sheet from understood.org includes basic information about dyscalculia, which is a learning disability in math.

This fact sheet from understood.org includes basic information about dyslexia, which is a learning disability in reading.

This website provides information on a wide range of disabilities, instructional strategies to support learners, and other useful resources.

This report, from the National Institute for Literacy (2009), includes instructional strategies, and accommodations. It also includes a section on ELLs with Learning Disabilities.

This advocacy organization provides information on legal services, Medicaid, independent living services, and information about other state and non-profit agencies.

No Wrong Door Virginia is a network of partners that provide services to people with disabilities.

This division of the Virginia Department of Aging and Rehabilitative Services (DARS) provides vocational rehabilitation programs and services to help people with disabilities prepare for and retain employment.

Virginia Department of Aging and Rehabilitative Services (DARS) provides information and services for older adults, vocational and employment help, and other disability services.

This toolkit from Autism Speaks describes what autism in adults may look like and information about getting a diagnosis.

Autism Speaks is a national organization that provides information, resources, and advocacy for those with autism and those who care for, or work with, those with autism.

This website provides information for various agencies serving people with disabilities.