Parents can locate books, products and educational methods to make themselves better advocates for their kids. And they can find the emotional support that comes with discovering they are not alone in facing their challenge. If your child has missing or underdeveloped limbs, you can learn from adult amputees how problems can be solved. If your child has Autism, Epilepsy, Spina Bifida or Tourette syndrome, Mr. Ciamarra has provided links to helpful information. Educators can find information on adaptive technology, teaching methods and Internet resources of particular interest to special education teachers.
Medical professionals can peruse sites containing information on surgeries, therapies and research.
The IRSC is not a complete collection of Internet sites relevant to disability. There are many additions that can be made. It is, however, a remarkable gathering of varied resources for one parent to have achieved in such a short time. Mr. Ciamarra says the experience has helped him develop friendships around the world. Rob is my motivator and the feedback I get makes me want to see it keep growing.