Hearing Loss Association of 
(301) 657-2248 (Voice) 
(301) 657-2249 (TTY) 
(301) 913-9413 (FAX)
Email: info@hearingloss.org
Website: www.hearingloss.org 
Disabling Conditions Served: Hearing loss
Users Served: People
with hearing loss, their family and friends, and hearing health professionals
Services Provided: 
• Advocacy,
education, information, and support
  
• Annual
national convention
• The
American 
• Chat
rooms and forums
Resources Available:
• Hearing Loss Magazine
    
• Public Inquiry Hotline (301) 657-2248
• Web
links to more hearing loss information
• HLAA
e-newsletter
Local Branch:
Dyer, IN
(219) 864-5779
    
Email: kimiam265@aol.com
Website: http://hearinglossnwi.tripod.com/hearinglossfornorthwestindiana/
(317) 570-0039
(800) 241-CURE
(317) 570-0057 (Dental insurance
program)
(317) 570-0058 (FAX)
Website: www.hemophiliaofindiana.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Hemophilia: von Willebrands
Users Served: Individuals with hemophilia and
other bleeding disorders, their families, professionals, and the public 
Services Provided: 
• Referral to
Hemophilia Comprehensive Care Clinic 
• Medic Alert
identification tags 
• Family support
groups and membership meetings 
• Advocacy with schools,
employers, medical providers, insurers and other third-party payers, and
community organizations 
• Summer camperships 
• Educational
resources 
• Support for
research 
• Dental
insurance program
Resources Available: 
• The Vital
Link 
• Brochures 
• Films
(317) 355-5946
(800) 551-4665
(317) 351-7708 (FAX)
Website: www.ecommunity.com 
Disabling Conditions Served: Orthopedic injuries or procedures, coma management,
brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, amputation, MS and other neurological
diseases, lupus, cancer and other medical conditions.
Users Served: Patient
needs are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Most patients are 16 years of age
or older.
Services Provided:
•  Care
coordinated for each patient by a rehabilitation physician in conjunction with
a team of specialists including rehab nurses, physical therapists, occupational
therapists, speech pathologists, neuropsychologists,
case managers, therapeutic recreation specialists, dieticians, and pharmacists
•  Both
inpatient and outpatient services to assist individuals to become more
independent and return to their role in the family and community of which they
are a part
•  Networking
and assisting families and patients whose lives have been changed by a brain
injury through our network of contacts throughout the 
Human Growth Foundation (Dwarfism)
Glen 
(800) 451-6434
(516) 671-4055 (FAX)
Email: hgf1@hgfound.org
Website: www.hgfound.org 
Disabling Conditions Served: Growth disorders
Users Served:
Children and adults with growth disorders
Services provided:
• Education
• Research
• Support
• Advocacy
Resources Available:
• Specialized
growth charts 
• Short and OK: A psychosocial guide for parents
of short children
• Ready For School:
Advice for parents of preschoolers and school-aged children
• Help The Children
Grow: An informative overview of the Human Growth Foundation and how we help
children with growth disorders
• A complete list of resources is available on Website
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