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Disability.gov's groups are online communities made up of Disability.gov subscribers with similar interests. These groups let people connect with one another to share information and opinions on different subjects. View the list below, and if you find groups that interest you, join them to participate in online conversations about these subjects.
We encourage you to post comments or questions to start an online conversation with other visitors, but please take a moment to read Disability.gov's Groups Comment Policy before doing so. We will review all comments prior to posting, and will not post those that do not adhere to the policies we have established.
Also please note that the Disability.gov Web Team cannot answer all questions or provide individualized advice to Groups members. Disability.gov Groups are intended to provide an online forum where Disability.gov users can come together to discuss topics of mutual interest.
Benefits
Discuss issues such as applying for Social Security disability benefits, benefits available for veterans and programs that support rehabilitation and return-to-work.
Caregivers
Discuss issues related to caring for family members who have disabilities or illnesses.
Civil Rights
Discuss issues involving equal opportunities for people with disabilities in areas such as public accommodations, employment, transportation, government services, telecommunications, housing, education and voting.
Community Life
Discuss issues such as independent living, accessible recreation and travel experiences.
Education
Discuss topics such as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), protecting the rights of students with disabilities, early childhood education, technical training, making the transition from high school to college or work and finding scholarships and other forms of financial aid.
Emergency Preparedness
Discuss how individuals and communities can prepare, respond to and recover from emergencies and disasters in ways that address the needs of all people, including those with disabilities, special medical needs and older Americans.
Employment
Discuss topics such as job training, starting and growing small businesses, finding a job and enforcing employment laws and regulations.
Health
Discuss topics including healthcare, Medicare and Medicaid and health insurance.
Housing
Discuss topics such as finding affordable, accessible housing; making homes accessible; and locating supportive housing services.
Independent Living
Discuss issues related to independent living, including accessibility of businesses and recreational facilities, choice and self-determination and in-home and community-based care options.