The ABLE office, located in Faunce 234, contains a small collection of periodicals, articles, books, and other resources on issues of disability. BAND is a unique mentoring project which enables current Brown students with disabilities to meet and talk with alumni with disabilities from a wide variety of fields. An umbrella organization for volunteer activities in the Rhode Island community and provides opportunities for working with people with disabilities. 25 George Street. 206 Rhode Island Hall.
Counselors can advise students and alumni with disabilities on a variety of job-related topics.
172 Meeting Street. This committee is comprised of administrators, faculty, and students. It is charged to review general issues of disability and make recommendations for the continued education and awareness of the Brown community. The office of Health Education is located on the 3rd floor of Health Services and offers dorm workshops, individual appointments, phone consults, peer education, and reading materials. 13 Brown Street.