Provides answers to the most common questions asked by both blind and sighted children about how affected people manage with daily life.

Activity-based site for kids. Paint pictures, write stories and poems, and talk to other kids with difficulties.

Explains why using the right language is important, and gives a list of phrases to use, as well as terms which are not recommended.

Presents short biographies of famous people who had a disabling mental or physical illness.

A long list of well-known names is grouped according to different conditions. Includes historical figures and present day celebrities.

Common conditions are listed with the names of well known people and historical figures who had these illnesses.

Lists ten ways that kids with learning disabilities can make life easier for themselves at school. Includes quotes from affected children.

Made specially for kids with physical disabilities, and features things to do, places to visit, and lots to learn about.

Designed specifically for teenagers with physical disabilities, and featuring resources, information, activities and a forum.

This booklet describes the common feelings experienced by young people when they have a brother or sister with a chronic illness or disability. Includes strategies that promote coping and resilience.

The e-zine is written by and for teens with disabilities, and includes personal stories, interviews, advice, and submitted articles and poems.

Explains what causes it, what can be done to help, and how to cope when it affects a parent, brother or sister. Includes quotes from other young people in this situation.

Information about what is okay to say or do when a friend has a disability.

For those with a chronic illness or disability. Has message boards, games, a weekly poll, and interviews with athletes. [Free Shockwave plugin for games]

Focus is on what kids can accomplish. Provides online games for geography, writing, an ability survey, dream sharing, and how to make the world a better place.

Online community where teens with disabilities can socialize, educate one another and just have fun together. Includes games, articles, and resources.

Humorous article about why parents ask so many questions, how diabetes affects the whole family, and what to do to keep things smooth.

Humorous article about how hormone changes, eating disorders, drugs, and alcohol affect blood sugar control.

Fourth and fifth graders provide information on autism, blindness, cerebral palsy, and deafness. Includes causes, effects, and famous people who have suffered from these conditions.

Explains what a disability is and answers common questions about living with one.

Discussion group for teens with spina bifida to exchange ideas, stories, or just chat. Siblings welcome.

Explains feelings that many teens may have, how to be supportive of a sick sibling and helpful things to do.

Discusses different feelings that happen, talking about the disease, dealing with other people and how life changes.

Tells what it is, your rights, living with family and friends, and dealing with teasing and bullying. Section for brothers and sisters.

Tells how it affects school work, friendships, and relationships with siblings. Tips for managing this disorder, using medication, and feeling good.

Tips for teens include how to help yourself, why exercise is important, getting support for school projects, and building self-esteem.

Offers practical and emotional advice for teens living with cancer. Includes information on how to care for your skin, hair loss, diet, and coping socially.

Made by and for adolescents with a brother or sister having a disability or chronic illness. Includes interviews, reviews, and submitted stories and poems.

Online support group and message forum for teens with neurological disorders.

Offers information for blind high school and college students. Includes state divisions, national and state scholarships, newsletter, listserv message board, and links to resources. [Listserv requires free registration.]

Offers a collection of stories, poems, pictures, and songs about and by young people with disabilities ages 5 to 25. Includes index of disabilities and additional resources.