Provides resources and advocacy for disabled individuals and their families. May help with finding equipment and advocate for needs including medications, doctors visits, home visits, and respite.

Families with children with mental health needs.

As the designated Statewide Family Network, Nevada PEP helps families with children with mental health needs. PEP representatives assist families in advocating for their children to access services, information, support, and resources.

Adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Provides individual and family advocacy with issues such as transportation, recreation, self-determination, respite care, medical care, and individual support plans.

Adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Provides individual and family advocacy with issues such as transportation, recreation, self-determination, respite care, medical care, and individual support plans.

Adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Provides individual and family advocacy with issues such as transportation, recreation, self-determination, respite care, medical care, and individual support plans.

Adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Provides individual and family advocacy with issues such as transportation, recreation, self-determination, respite care, medical care, and individual support plans.

Adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Provides individual and family advocacy with issues such as transportation, recreation, self-determination, respite care, medical care, and individual support plans.

Must currently have existing IEP or waiting on IEP.

Individuals with a documented developmental disability, some physical requirements apply.

Advocates for and with individuals with Down syndrome and their families to break down any barriers to full, productive and satisfying lives.

Assists families in the Las Vegas Valley who have a person with Down Syndrome to find education, advocacy, resources, and support. Offers monthly free and low cost programming that helps educate and support the families and provides social activities in the general public to promote acceptance of Down Syndrome. Locations change monthly.

A national grassroots disability rights organization for the autistic community, advocating for systems change and ensuring that the voices of autistic people are heard in policy debates and the halls of power. 

Protection and Advocacy Systems (P&As) work at the state level to protect individuals with disabilities by empowering them and advocating on their behalf. There are 57 P&As in the United States and its territories, and each is independent of service-providing agencies in their states. Find local P&A Agency information at the bottom of this page.

As a proud division of the National Federation of the Blind, they are a national membership and advocacy organization of families and friends of blind children. They help families and blind children themselves maximize the child’s skills, independence, and opportunities, and we hold high expectations for all of our children. The NOPBC is well informed about the societal, legislative, and technological issues that affect blind people.

A downloadable video resource for people with Cerebral Palsy and their families. Free service. Allows viewers to create an individualized playlist of CP video materials. Covers topics such as Intervention & Therapy, Communication, Family Dynamics, Building Independence, School & Work, and includes CP advocates such as Comedian Zach Anner, Comedian Maysoon Zayid, Actor Micah Fowler, and Sports Announcer Jason Benetti. Provided by the Cerebral Palsy Foundation.