Whether you are new to home schooling or are looking for something new to fill our your existing curriculum, there are many home school resources for disabled children online. The following is a list of online resources for mental and physically challenged children and teens.
Partington Behavior Analysts offers education analysis and intervention services for children with Pervasive Development Disorder - Not Otherwise Specified, autism and children with other developmental and language delays. The founder of Partington Behavior Analysts, James W. Partington, Ph.D., BDBA-D, is the co-founder of the ABELLS-R assessment tool.
NATHHAN, the National Challenged Homeschoolers Associated Network, provides support, articles, book reviews and classified ads for Christian parents homeschooling differently-abled children.
Learning Disabilities online offers a wealth of resources for parents, teachers and children. On this website you'll find articles on a wide variety of disabilities, information on how to help your child succeed in their education environment, research and statistics on disabilities and personal stories from parents and caregivers.
Dyslexia Resources offers a large number of audio files for parents and educators on topics such as 9/11 from the "Champions for Children" radio broadcast by Dr. Vaz. Includes diagnostic tools for teachers and information for parents who suspect or know their child has dyslexia.
The National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped provides a free program to eligible individuals that includes braile and audio materials. The materials are sent free through the United States Postal Service.
Christian-based resources for homeschooling a child with ADHD. Includes free charts, schedules, challenges and information for educators, parents and teens.
A website dedicated to homeschooling children with autism, written by a parent who has been homeschooling for over 10 years. Provides information on a variety of topics, such as joining a support group, suggested reading lists and teaching resources.
Provides resources for a variety of differently-abled children, from ADHD to dyslexia and CAPD. Includes home school curriculum guides for most subjects and offers a suggested reading list for parents and caregivers.
Provides learning resources and testing for children who have learning disabilities; they can assist in designing learning programs for differently-abled children who are being homeschooled. The NACD provides assistance with children who have autism, ADHD, dyslexia, down syndrome, brain injuries and cerebral palsy.