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Montgomery County Chapter of CHADD offers resources and support to families and adults with ADHD, educators and health care professionals. Our chapter hosts education programs with local experts, support groups for parents, support groups for adults with ADHD, parent-to-parent training and professional networking.
**If you are not a CHADD member, or are new to CHADD, please register your contact information with CHADD, so you can be informed of national events and services, and we can contact you about local events. Your privacy is protected and your email will not be used for any other purposes except to contact you about CHADD programs and activities.
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Here’s where we share information about upcoming events and ask questions about what’s going on in our community. Paste this link into your browser to sign up: http://www.chadd-mc.org/yahoogroup
CHADD does not endorse or represent products, services, publications, medications or treatments. Meetings are free and open to the public, although membership with CHADD is strongly encouraged, since our local group receives a portion of your dues to continue supporting our community.
Our chapter is managed by a group of dedicated volunteers and are unable to respond to immediate requests for assistance. If you are seeking information for a time-sensitive event, like an IEP meeting, please contact CHADD's National Resource Center on AD/HD at 800-233-4050, press 2 (9-5:00 weekdays). You can also go to www.help4adhd.org for additional AD/HD information. You can download our "What We Know" sheets and find answers to "frequently asked questions".
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CHADD Local Groups Need Your Support
CHADD has local groups throughout the United States. Each group offers programming or information specific to their geographic area. Local CHADD groups offer assistance for parents, children, young adults, adults and other stakeholders (psychologists, teachers, doctors, etc.). CHADD groups also provide advocacy, support, networking and information to those affected by ADHD in their communities.
Ways you can support these efforts are as follows:
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Donate to this effort
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Contact your local CHADD group to advocate for support groups
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Contact your school district to host and support newly forming or current groups
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Contact your local community foundation or other foundations in your area to support this effort
For questions on these, or any options to support CHADD please visit our web site at https://CHADD..org or contact the CHADD National office at (301) 306-7070.
