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Founded in 1883 by Philadelphia special education pioneer Margaret Bancroft, the organization began as one of the first schools for children with developmental disabilities. Today, Bancroft NeuroHealth is a multi-faceted organization with facilities in New Jersey and Delaware. Based in Haddonfield, NJ, the organization serves more than 1,000 individuals and families annually. Bancroft offers a wide range of state-of-the-artto children and adults with autism, developmental disabilities, brain injuries and other neurological impairments. Services include educational,, residential,and therapeutic interventions based on the individual needs of each person the organization serves.

CEREBRUM – Brain Injured and Families is a nonprofit association that aims to contribute to understanding of brain injury, to provide information and to support people with traumatic or other brain injuries, their families and caregivers in the Czech Republic. CEREBRUM was registered as an association by Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic under No. 22665421 on the 31st July 2007. Activities we carry out: Help-line (consulting) Psychological support to patients and families Cognitive-socialprogram for people with Acquired Brain Injury Educational activities (workshops, seminars, conferences) Information interactive web site about brain injury in Czech language www.poranenimozku.cz Publishing activities (information brochures, books...) Organising awareness raising events Support groups Self-help groups Fields of possible cooperation * Awareness raising campaigns * Sharing of experience/practice within rehabilitation * Sharing of experience /practice in provision of social* Sharing of experience /practice supported employment services * Sharing of experience/practice inrehabilitation * Cultural events (e.g. European Trauma Cultural Days) * Capacity building * How system of care/rehabilitation should be organised * Research

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PWVSO is an Afghan non-governmental Non-patrician and non-profitable humanitarian organization whose core objectives are to provide services that contributes towards long-term sustainable peace and development in Afghanistan. PWVSO is founded in 2011 and registered with the government of Afghanistan under the laws of Ministry of Economy (Reg. #:3188). PWVSO is mainly involved in the sectors of Education, Health, Community Development Programs, Capacity Buildings, Humanitarian Assistance, Peace and Democracy promotion,, and Human rights. PWVSO has been supported by local organization, international organizations and governmental institutions.

The Office of Military and Veteran Services Resources • full service computer lounge including free printing, scanning, and faxing • coffee bar • quiet study area Office Services • advising on and processing of all veterans’ benefits • advice on and process all veterans’ benefits • active duty and Guard/Reserve tuition assistance • faculty advisors to the Veteran Student Organization • one-stop office for any and all questions about UNO • ensure a smooth administration of benefits and education Our office also employs a full time VA employee, who is available as a member of the VA’s Vet Success on Campus program. She can assist with all aspects of the Department of Veterans’ Affairs, from compensation and pension, disability claims,, and access to the VA Omaha hospital or other community resources. The University of Nebraska at Omaha has waived the $45 application fee for all military and veteran students. Military and Veteran Student Trained Staff & Faculty The Office of Military and Veteran Services trains UNO faculty and staff every semester on the unique learning situations of military and veteran students. This training has familiarized faculty and staff with common military terms and the paperwork you may submit when working with the University in applying for benefits, which can be very helpful when working with your advisor.

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T.H.E. Technologies, LLC, has two training divisions, Corporate and Vocational Training. Corporate Training Division The Corporate Training Division covers desktop applications, graphics training, AutoCAD and technical training. These courses are specially designed to meet the needs of business professionals. They are usually intensive courses focused on improving the students proficiency in a specific software application or to bring them in as beginners. We are also a Prometric / Thomson / Pearson / VUE, National Health Career and Certiport authorized testing center, with tests available in Comptia, A+, N+, Server +, Tech courses, MCSE, MCDBA, MCSA, MOS, CCNA, and other Microsoft exams, as well as Medical Billing, Coding and a wide range of others in a central New Jersey Computer school. Vocational Training Division Our Vocational Training Division includes a career development course, resume preparation and job placement assistance. This division is approved by both the New Jersey Department of Education and Department of Labor to provide fully funded training to individuals coming through The Private Industry Council, (PIC), YOUTH (WIA) Programs and the Youth at Risk after school Program, Job Training Partners Act, (JTPA), Division of, (DVRS), Workforce Development Programs, (WDP), Workforce Investment Act, (WIA), Welfare to Work (WtW), Workfirst New Jersey (WFNJ), Trade Act, (TRA), NAFTA, or other Employment Service programs. We are also approved through the Approving Agency for Veteran's Training. Contact Us: T.H.E. Technologies, LLC. 310 Main Street, Suite 7B Toms River, New Jersey 08753 Telephone: (732)505-9870 Toll Free: (888)847-9870 Fax: (732)505-8530 Email us at: [email protected]

About SSP The philosophy of SSP-NJ is grounded in the assumption that all people are created equal and that human relationships thrive when the community is accessible to all. As such, SSP-NJ supports the rights of deafblind persons in accessing their environment and community. SSP-NJ services are for self-directed adults who are eligible for vocational rehabilitation services from the New Jersey Commission for the Blind & Visually Impaired. Eligible participants receive 16 hours of SSP services each month. There is no charge to eligible consumers for our services. WHAT IS AN SSP? SupportProviders (SSPs) working in the SSP-NJ Program are trained professionals who have satisfactorily completed our 3-module, 10-hour training program. The relationship between the deafblind person and the SSP is a partnership based on trust and open, honest and comfortable communication. The key responsibilities of an SSP are to: Relay visual and environmental information in the deafblind person’s preferred language and communication mode. Serve as a human guide while walking and on public transportation, paratransit, oror other hired service. Facilitate communication. This is done in the deafblind person’s preferred language and communication mode. New Jersey’s SSPs strive to maintain a high level of professional standards. The SSP-NJ Code of Professional Conduct provides principles of ethical behavior and best-practices guidelines for SSPs working within the SSP-NJ Program. SSPs are not employees of the New Jersey Commission for the Blind & Visually Impaired or The College of New Jersey; rather, they are paid, independent contractors. They provide support at home, at work and in the community.

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The Pacific Disabilities Center works with the Developmental Disabilities Division of the Hawai`i State Department of Health (DOH) to help raise awareness about and assist those coping with traumatic brain injuries. The center is also partnering with DOH to create a registry for people who have suffered neurotrauma (which includes traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries and stroke). Formerly the Pacific BasinResearch & Training Center, PDC was founded nearly 30 years ago as part of partnership with the Hawai`i Department of Humanrehabilitation program to help disabled people find jobs. Specifically, the center assists by providing needs assessment, evaluating standards and indicators, and compiling other reports that help improve state programs. You can find out more here: http://manoa.hawaii.edu/pdc