Waisman Resource Center
The Waisman Resource Center was created to serve as a bridge to link faculty, staff and community partners with members of the public who are seeking information about developmental disabilities and the range of community services and supports available. 800-532-3321
Purpose
Provide free and confidential information and assistance
Assist research investigators and program directors to share project information
Respond to requests for training
Promote greater awareness of the Waisman Center
Serve as a university-based training and demonstration site
Identify resources and supports for families
Problem-solve with families based on their questions
Provide consultation about health insurance and coverage
Children and Youth With Special Health Care Needs
Assistance to Waisman Staff and Faculty
Highlight and encourage participation in current research
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Provide resources to share with families
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Offer opportunities for trainees
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Provide training to faculty and staff about disability-related community resources
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Facilitate dissemination of information that corresponds to the work of Waisman Center investigators and staff.
Located on the first floor of the Waisman Center, the Waisman Resource Center (WRC) provides free and confidential information and assistance in identifying and accessing resources for children, youth and adults with disabilities and/or special health care needs, their families and the professionals within their community. Families visiting the Waisman Resource Center can learn more about services, resources, organizations and information specific to their questions and concerns.