Connect with resources, organizations, and communities.
Students with disabilities bring valuable perspectives and experiences to the health professions. The resources below can help students find information, community, mentorship, advocacy, and disability-related support throughout their education and professional development.
Edited by Lisa M. Meeks and Leslie Neal-Boylan. A guide for making health professions education more inclusive of students with disabilities.
A student organization offering advocacy, mentorship, community, and resources for medical students with disabilities and chronic illnesses.
Information and resources about disability and postsecondary education, including the NCCSD Clearinghouse.
Note: NCCSD states that its website is no longer being updated because of funding restrictions. Existing resources remain available online.Provides free disability-related resources and an online community for healthcare professionals, students, family members, and supporters.
An AAMC-hosted resource related to improving disability access in health science and medical education.
This link opens an AAMC-hosted document.Uses research, education, community-building, and storytelling to improve disability inclusion in health professions and science education.
Advances disability inclusion and equity through mentorship, advocacy, research, community, health equity initiatives, and education.
Promotes equity for people with disabilities and chronic health conditions in nursing through education and advocacy.
Provides resources and support for nursing students, nursing assistants, and nurses with disabilities.
A nonprofit resource network supporting nurses and nursing students with disabilities.
A professional association focused on disability access and equity in higher education.
A community and resource network led by and for college students with disabilities.
Works to advance disability health equity and offers a scholarship program for eligible students with disabilities.
Offers training, technology, advocacy, and community programs for blind and low-vision people.
Return to the ADHCE Students page to explore student scholarships, meetings and events, membership, and other opportunities to get involved.
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