Directory/Link Collection

This collection offers a collection of wellness self-management strategies and resources for people with serious mental illness. Learn how to manage stress, cope with anxiety, combat loneliness, or explore virtual distractions with art, music, museum tours, and more. The collection also includes resources for physical health and wellness, supports for behavioral health providers and other support personnel, and resources to help children, teens, and young adults cope during the outbreak.

A guide with an extensive list of high-tech, low-tech, and no-tech ways to stay connected with family, friends, and one's community, including civic and spiritual engagement, family/parenting, education, recreation, and physical activity.

A curated collection of resources managed by the Research and Training Center on Disability in Rural Communities. 

A large curated collection with hundreds of resources for youth, young adults, families, college students, educators, and supporters; news items from around the country; webinars on methods to support college students with mental health conditions who have been affected by disruptions in school; and selections from Transitions ACR publications and products which may be of help to students, administrators, and counselors.

This website is regularly updated to provide the disability community with information about rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and how they apply to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The resources are based on information from known national, federal, and state sources.

A collection of information and support resources, both national and specific to states in the Northwest region (Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington). 

A curated collection of resources from the New England ADA Regional Center. Links are organized by topic including general, employment (Title 1 of the Americans with Disabilities Act/ADA), government and public accommodations (Title II, Title III), and education.

A collection of links to information and support resources, both national and regional (Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska). The collection is organized into business, education, employment, civil rights, health care, mental health, rural communities, individuals with disabilities and older adults, state and local governments, and regional resources.

A curated collection of resources for communities in Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin, including links and contact information to regional health authorities and their COVID-related information.