Information Center for New Mexicans with Disabilities and BabyNet
Have You Heard?
The Information Center for New Mexicans with Disabilities and CDD LINC Library will soon have a new name:
Center for Development and Disability
Information Network
Providing Library Services and Community Resource Connections
The Center for Development and Disability (CDD) Information Network, is the exciting result of joining the CDD Library and Information Network for the Community (LINC) with the Information Center for New Mexicans with Disabilities and BabyNet.
Be assured that we will continue to provide the same high quality library and information sharing services that our callers and patrons have come to expect from New Mexico's premier source for disability related information and referral. This expansion of services will allow us to provide a more seamless array of disability related information, materials and services to individuals with disabilities, families, healthcare professionals, school personnel, advocates, case managers, and others.
Please check this site often to view our new website and the services we offer.
New!Disability Resource Directory
The online Disability Resource Directory for persons with disabilities, their families, advocates, and service providers is now available! This directory includes New Mexico programs, agencies and organizations that serve individuals with disabilities. Now information is a just a call…or a click away! Follow this link to search the directory.n More >>>
What We Do
The Information Center for New Mexicans with Disabilities and BabyNet provides information to individuals with disabilities, families, advocates, health professionals, case managers, and others. Our Resource Specialists work to connect individuals requesting information to local, state, and national resources.
Our specialists are knowledgeable about disability programs and trained in identifying community resources. We have bilingual staff available to assist callers. We can also connect callers with other resources within the Center for Development and Disability (CDD) and the Library and Information Network for the Community (LINC) library.
The Type of Information We Provide
To provide accurate, up-to-date information, we use a comprehensive statewide resource database that is updated continually. Resource Specialists provide information and referrals related to:
- Advocacy
- Accessibility
- Assessments
- Education
- Early Childhood Intervention Providers
- Food / Clothing Pantries
- Housing / Shelter / Home Repairs
- Legal
- Medicaid / Medicare
- Health Related Services
- Home Health Care
- Support Groups
- Respite / Child Care
- Therapies
- Transportation
- Vocational Services
- Waiver Programs
Links
- Information Center for New Mexicans with Disabilities and BabyNet Home
- Materials and Publications
- Outreach and Presentations
- Accomplishments
- What Users Are Saying
- Most Referred Websites
- Contact Us
- LINC Library
- Autism Resources
- CDD Home
Take our online survey!
Your feedback is important. Follow this link to complete a brief survey regarding the online Disability Resource Directory. Thank you.
Information Center for New Mexicans With Disabilities
Phyllis Shingle, a nationally certified Information and Referral Specialist with the Information Center for New Mexicans with Disabilities and BabyNet, helps individuals, families, and professionals to find disability related information and resources.
Medicaid and State Program Tip Sheets!
New! Disability Resource Directory