ACDD Public Forum Survey 2010
The Alabama Council for Developmental Disabilities wants to hear from its citizens with disabilities, family members, caregivers, and professionals. What do YOU think are the major needs and issues facing Alabamians with disabilities? Your feedback is needed and welcomed to help us prepare for the new five-year state plan.
The Southeastern Rett Syndrome is now listed on our local DD Council web site that directly links to IRSF!! Thank you for listing us as a resource under the resource link.
EMPOWERING AND CONNECTING
RETT FAMILIES IN ALABAMA
Welcome to Alabama Rett Connect
Here are some photos of Alabama Rett Syndrome families and their angels!!
Alabama Rett Connect is a representative of the Southeastern Rett Syndrome Alliance (SRSA) and is a project funded through a grant by the Alabama Council on Developmental Disabilities (ACDD). The goal of this project is to locate, and bring together, Rett Syndrome families for the purpose of informing them about available support services throughout the state. We will also develop a state-wide registry, and build support networks in each area of the state using the 11 Public Health Areas.
Web-site last updated on: May 8, 2012
This project was developed under a grant from the Alabama Council for Developmental Disabilities (ACDD). However, these contents do not necessariliy represent the views or policies of the Council
Click here to visit the International Rett Syndrome Foundation (IRSF) web-site
Click here to visit the Southeastern Rett Syndrome Alliance (SRSA) web-site. SRSA is a representative of The International Rett Syndrome Foundation
A special thank you to Dr. Marilyn Archibald and Richard Burke for submitting a proposal application for this grant!
Also thanks to Phil Davis, the web designer for SRSA, for letting us use some of his web content on Alabama Rett Connect.
DD | Intellectual Disabilities Service Providers
Zelia Baugh, MSW, LCSW
Commissioner
Ann White-Spunner
Associate Commissioner
Click on the name of a county to download information about the providers available in that county.
Please note: to find services you can call our Office of Rights Protection & Advocacy toll free at 1-800-367-0955. Otherwise, it is suggested that you contact the Designated Point of Entry for the county in which you wish to receive services. However, you may also contact individual providers directly.
All documents are in PDF:
ATTENTION FAMILIES !!
Let's get connected and share our Rett journey together!