Resources

Resources, easily accessible, so you can navigate the IDD landscape. Use the search and filter below to link to other agency sites, research or articles to find the exact type of resource you and your family need.

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Special Recreation Association Network of Illinois

Connects individuals with disabilities throughout Illinois with community-based therapeutic recreation programs and services.

Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County

Provides recreation programs and services to individuals with special needs or disabilities, and their families

Special Recreation Center Round Lake

Hosts programs offered and run by the Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County for individuals with disabilities.

Spero Family Services

Provides homes in Southern Illinois for children ages birth to 21 including ongoing trauma-based therapeutic services, combined with long-term, consistent and non-judgmental caretaking.

Springfield Park District

Provides recreation programs and leisure services for residents with disabilities.

SpringHealth

Provides in-home and clinic-based services, including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Behavioral Consultation Services, Educational Consultation, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), and Speech Therapy.

St. Clair Associated Vocational Enterprises

Promotes the personal and vocational development of people with developmental disabilities and increases their community inclusion through community day services and business partnerships.

St. Coletta’s of Illinois

Provides a lifelong continuum of care including educational, residential and vocational training programs for adults and children with IDDs that enhance their independence and well-being.

St. Mary of Providence

Helps people with developmental disabilities meet life's challenges through residential services, community day services and other individual and group activities.

Starnet

Supports early childhood professionals and families to have what they need to provide all children with a high quality, equitable education in inclusive environments.