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Welcome to Wyoming AgrAbility Useful Links Categories: Agriculture; Caregivers; Disability/Injury Specific Resources; Financial Resources; Kids; National AgrAbility Project; National Resources; State of Wyoming Services
Breaking New Ground
Resource Center
Information on rehabilitation technology for farmers and
ranchers
Fall Prevention Center of Excellence
Identifies best practices principles in fall prevention and helps
communities offer fall
Provides rural fire and rescue responders with a systematic approach to
farm rescue
Extension Disaster
Education Network
Reducing the impact of disasters through education
Information about rural and agricultural safety
Promotes accessible behavioral health services for underserved and at-risk
populations
Addresses the challenges faced by geographical isolation, gaps in rural
service delivery
Five things caregivers of people with disabilities need to
know about flu
Caregivers guide for people with disabilities
Disability/Injury Specific
Resources
Information on federal disability-related programs and benefits, including
links to state and
Basics of diabetes, information on living with diabetes, food and fitness,
community events,
Information about arthritis, research and exercise information, products
that are easy to use,
Monthly tips and information about agriculture and
farming/ranching with arthritis
National Amputation
Foundation
Includes tips, programs, and services information for amputees, family
members, and
Special Education
Resources on the Internet (SERI)
A collection of internet accessible information resources on
general disabilities
Information and resources for brain and spinal cord injury survivors,
their families, and their
Information about services available to children and adults
with disabilities
Information on dealing with Parkinson’s disease, helpful advice for family
members, friends,
Provides links to disability organizations and agencies in state and local
communities
Website to empower Medicare beneficiaries in need of wheelchairs and/or
scooters
With strokes ranking as the #3 cause of death in the United States, this
site gives useful
Association of Programs
for Rural Independent Living (APRIL)
National membership organization dedicated to advancing the rights and
responsibilities of
American Foundation for the Blind (AFB)
Priorities include broadening access to technology, elevating the quality
of information and
Information about medications and potential side effects
Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA)
Information about living as an adult with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
or Attention
Information for all types of cancer, helpful resources for dealing with a
cancer diagnosis, and
National Dissemination Center for Children with
Disabilities (NICHCY)
Provides information on children and youth with disabilities, programs and
services
Provides links to various disability resources
Provides protection of individuals with disabilities through
legal advocacy
Governor’s Planning
Council on Developmental Disabilities
Seeks and advocates for activities which promote self sufficiency,
community involvement
Developmental
Disabilities Division
Provides funding and guidance responsive to the needs of people with
disabilities who live,
Socially Disadvantaged,
Beginning, and Limited Resource Farmers & Ranchers
Offers incentives, focuses on equity in accessing programs & services and
streamlined
U.S. Small Business Administration
Programs and services helping small business owners to grow and succeed,
including
Social Security Administration
Information about disability, retirement, supplemental security income
(SSI), and Medicare
National Farm Service
Agency Information on Loans
Information about direct and guaranteed farm ownership and
operating loans
Coloring pages, fun farm facts, youth farmers and ranchers, and lots of
other fun information
Promotes a safe farm environment to prevent health hazards, injuries, and
fatalities to
Full of resources and information on AgrAbility
National AgrAbility
YouTube Channel
Videos from the National AgrAbility Project
National Resources
National Farm Service Agency (FSA)
Implements farm policy and administers leadership for local, county, and
state FSA offices
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Catch up with news and current research, find out about government
programs relating to
National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA)
Provides access to information on topics ranging from nutrition to food
biosecurity, learn
National Ag Safety Database (NASD)
Step-by-step instructions to deal with hundreds of safety issues, the
place to go if you want
Committed to helping improve the economy and quality of life
in rural America
Provides services, education, outreach, and advocacy so that people living
with autism and
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
Provides national and world leadership to prevent workplace illnesses and
injuries
U.S. Department of
Transportation
Emergency preparedness information for individuals with
disabilities
Wyoming Department of
Agriculture
Great place to learn about agriculture in Wyoming, licensing and
registrations, inspections,
Wyoming Cooperative Extension System
Learn about 4-H, check out research being done in Wyoming, or order
publications
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation (WYFB)
Members work together to develop agricultural policy, programs, and
services to enhance
Wyoming Farm Service
Agency (WYFSA)
Find information on farm loans, disaster assistance, conservation, and
price support, county
Wyoming Department of
Workforce Services
Committed to helping people with disabilities establish and reach
vocational goals that help
Provides links to disability-specific organizations, organizations for
parents, and other state
Wyoming Institute for Disabilities (WIND)
Works to assist individuals with developmental disabilities, their
families, professionals, and
Wyoming Independent Living Rehabilitation (WILR)
A non-profit, human services agency helping people with severe
disabilities maintain or
Wyoming Services for Independent Living (WSIL) disabilities to live as independently as possible in their communities
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