NCCDD provides valuable resources for parents and guardians, adults with disabilities and those in transition from high school to adulthood with information on support and services to encourage a full and meaningful life in an inclusive and integrated community.
Whether it’s in education, arts and recreation or you are seeking a disability-specific organization, these resources provide information that will help your child succeed in an inclusive and integrated community.
Visit our Resources section for a comprehensive list of I/DD resources in North Carolina.
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