Indianapolis, IN   46268
(888) 567-3422
  (800) 362-5463
    E-mail:info@bosma.org 
    Website: www.bosma.org
  
  
Disabling Conditions Served: Blind and visually impaired
      
  
Users Served:Adults of all ages throughout Indiana
  
Services Provided:
  
• Comprehensive vision rehabilitation training
• Itinerant rehabilitation training
  
• Community job placement
• Employment opportunities
  
  
• Information and referral for individuals who are blind or visually impaired
  
1325 
(972) 580-2401
(972) 580-2413 (FAX)
Email: myscouting@scouting.org
Website: www.scouting.org 
Disabling Conditions Served: Emotional, physical, auditory, visual, learning, and
intellectual disabilities
Users Served:
Boys with disabilities
Services Provided:
• Cub Scout, Boy Scout, and Venturer
units
• Cooperation with national and community
agencies
• Regular and special units
Resources Available:
• Special
manuals on scouting for youth with various disabilities           
•
Learning for Life school-based K-12 program
• Champions for Mentally Disabled Youth lesson plans designed to teach life skills needed by
students with disabilities
• Braille, talking cassette books, and
large-print editions of scouting literature
Local council:
Crossroads of 
(317) 925-1900
(877) 925-1900 (Toll-free)
(317) 921-3474 (FAX)
Website: www.crossroadsbsa.org 
  
      600 East Blvd. 
  
(574) 523-3242
      
(574) 294-2621 (Hospital Main Number)
      
(574) 523-7917 (FAX)
      
Email: dmccandless@egh.org
        
  
Disabling Conditions Served:Traumatic brain injury, stroke, aneurysm, post-concussive syndrome, anoxia, and encephalopathies as well as other qualifying diagnoses
    
 
      
Users Served: Patient needs are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Most patients are 16 years of age of older
      
  
Services Provided:
  
• Personal treatment plan created by a multidisciplinary team of physical, occupational, speech and recreational therapists
 
    
• Modalities include individual and group therapies in clinic and community settings designed to facilitate re-entry into home, work, and school environments
 
    
• Communication and advocacy by the day treatment team with employment and/or school representatives
 
    
• Support and education provided to families and caregivers
 
      
(703) 761-0750
(800) 444-6443
(703) 761-0755 (FAX)
Email: braininjuryinfo@biausa.org
Website: www.biausa.org 
Disabling Conditions Served: Brain injury
 
Users Served:
Persons with a brain injury and their families
Services Provided: 
• Information and resources network 
• Linkage to local groups 
• Public awareness 
• Education materials, symposia 
• Advocacy and public policy 
• Prevention campaigns
 
Resources Available: 
• State associations 
• Training workshops 
• 
• National directory of rehabilitation services
• Brain injury fact sheets and brochures
• Help line providing timely information
• TBI Challenge! quarterly newspaper
• Where to Turn, Your Guide to Federal
Disability Policies and Programs
Ann Ninness, Executive Director
    
(317) 356-7722
(866) 854-4246 (Help-line)
(317) 481-1824 (FAX)
    
Email: anno@centraloffice1.com
    
Website: www.biausa.org/Indiana 
Disabling Conditions Served: Acquired and Traumatic brain injury
Users Served:
Persons with a brain injury, their families, physicians, psychologists, social
workers, rehabilitation counselors, nurses, therapists, and administrators
Services Provided: 
• Assistance in the formation of support groups
throughout the state
• Clearinghouse for traumatic brain injury
(TBI)-related information
• Sponsor of statewide seminar for families of
TBI survivors and professionals
Local
Support Group Locations: 14
locations–see Website under Community Network of Support
(765) 494-5088
(800) 825-4264
(765) 496-1356 (FAX)
Email: bng@ecn.purdue.edu 
Website: www.breakingnewground.info
Disabling
Conditions Served: Physical
disabilities
Users
Served: Farmers and agricultural
workers with physical disabilities and their families, caregivers,
professionals, libraries, rural businesses, and educators
 
Services Provided: 
• On-site visits
• Public
awareness activities
• Support group
meetings
• Training and
workshops
• Toll-free help-line consultations
Resources Available: 
More than 50 print and audiovisual
resources related to disability in agriculture and rural life, including:
• The Toolbox assistive technology manual/CD
• News Note newsletter
• Bridging
Horizons resources
for FFA members with disabilities
• Perfect Fit materials for 4-H members with
disabilities
• Plowshares technical
articles on various aspects of farming with a disability
• Barn Builders
Peer Support Directory
• Making Career
Decisions Following a Disability
• To Everything There is a Season caregiver materials and video
• Conducting Agricultural Worksite
Assessments manual
and electronic database
• Arthritis
and Agriculture brochure
and video
• www.breakingnewground.info Website
Breast Cancer Network of Strength
  
  
(317) 986-8338
  
Email:  office@y-meindiana.org 
      
Website:  www.y-me.org/indiana 
      
  
Disabling
  Conditions Served: Breast cancer
    
 
      
Users
  Served: Breast cancer patients and their
    families
    
  
Services
  Provided: 
    
• "Just for Teens" workshops
• Breast Health Awareness workshops
• Open door support groups
• Sharon Rose Wig and Prosthesis Salon
• Gerry Weinberg Library
• "Just for Teens" workshop
  
Resources
  Available: 
    
• Lifeline Newsletter
• Peer to Peer Newsletter
• Brochures
Breaking New Ground 
Purdue University 
ABE Bldg., 225 S. University Street 
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2093 
(800) 825-4264 or (765) 494-5013 
www.breakingnewground.info
bng@ecn.purdue.edu