Agency                      Illinois Council on Developmental Disabilities Street Address       101 West Randolph, Suite 10-600 Chicago, IL 60601 Phone                        (312) 814-2080 URL                            http://www.state.il.us/agency/icdd/   Agency                      Illinois Deaf and Hard of Hearing Commission Street Address       1630 South 6th Street Springfield, IL 62703 Phone                        (217) 557-4495 Toll-free (877) 455-3323 URL                            http://www.idhhc.state.il.us/   Agency                      Illinois Department on [...]Read More...

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IL Sound Beginnings is for parents, professionals and birthing facilities in need of information about infants and toddlers who did not pass their newborn hearing screening. IL Sound Beginnings is a collaboration between IL EHDI-IL DPH and IL Hands & Voices.

IAD members are invited to join their local IAD chapter. Chapters are responsible for local advocacy and support the overall IAD mission and vision on a local level. Each chapter appoints a chapter…

The HLAA Chicago North Shore Chapter assists people with hearing loss in the Chicago and North Shore suburbs by providing information, education, support and advocacy.

Assuring Equality, Respect, Accessibility, and Independence for All Individuals with a Hearing Loss

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The IATP mission is to provide Illinoisans of all ages with disabilities and health conditions greater access to assistive technology (AT) devices and services so that they may enhance their independence and participation in all aspects of life. To achieve this, we offer numerous assistive technology programs and services to learn about and try AT devices. We help individuals obtain AT through our customized 3D printing fabrication program and AT reuse program. We provide training, technical assistance, and a variety of contracted services including professional AT evaluations. We have partnerships with other agencies to help meet the AT needs of the individuals they serve.

Access the PRC vision, a quick link to classrooms, links to the latest PRC news, upcoming events, required notices and a message from the Executive Director.

Discover how IDBP provides technical assistance and training to address early intervention and transitional service needs of children with DeafBlindness.

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Lots of great resources to share with families

The vision of the Illinois School for the Deaf is to educate students to become responsible, self supporting citizens. Our schools will be safe learning communities that encourage students to attain their highest potential in reading, writing, and mathematics. We will empower our students to explore the technological trends and the employment opportunities of the future.

Calendar of accessible shows in a variety of theaters. Great for checking out what's playing and accessible on a specific date! "The League of Chicago Theatres is committed to working with Chicago area theatres to make live theatre accessible to everyone. Our calendar enables patrons with disabilities to look for upcoming performances based on their specific access requirements. The calendar includes Touch Tours (TT), ASL-Interpreted (ASL), Audio-Described (AD), and Open-Captioned (C) performances. If you would like your theatre company's accessible performance information added to the...

Welcome to the website for supervisors of educational programs in Illinois that serve students who are Deaf or hard of hearing. We promote quality educational programming and social experiences for our students. ISHI deals with local, statewide, and national issues which affect our students. Our members come from all over the state and represent both small and large school districts.

These are the resources we can share: •Workshops and training events •Help with technology •Extension courses

Illinois RID is a state affiliate chapter of the national professional organization, Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf. We are a member-driven organization committed to education, networking, and resource sharing.

Project Reach provides: Technical assistance / Consultation Information Training Family Support To address the needs of children with deaf-blindness and their families.