The National Research Center for Parents with Disabilities develops research, training, and resources to support parents with disabilities, as well as information about working with parents with disabilities for social workers and legal professionals.

TASP, committed to supporting parents with intellectual disability, conducts research and provides education and services to build the capacity of communities and families to support parents with I/DD.

The Disabled Parenting Project provides information and resources to support parents who have disabilities, including an online space for parents with disabilities and those considering parenthood to share experience and advice.

This plain language guide provides information to people with disabilities around the grief process and gives strategies for people to deal with grief, including tips and strategies for supporters to help people with IDD through grief.

This webpage provides information and tips for young adults with IDD who would like to find and keep new friends, date and marry, and have intimate relationships.