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Eastside CHADD provides support and information for families and individuals living with AD/HD. Please join us at our informative presentations.
To learn more about Eastside CHADD and what it can do for you and your family, including our meeting schedule and special events, visit our website by clicking on the following link:
EASTSIDE CHADD
Disclaimer:
CHADD does not endorse or represent products, services, publication, medications or treatments. Meetings are free and open to the public, although membership with CHADD is strongly encouraged, since your local group will receive a portion of your dues to continue supporting your community.
However, if you have a more pressing need for information or assistance about the many aspects of dealing with AD/HD (including diagnosis, treatment options, educational rights, etc.), please contact CHADD’s National Resource Center on AD/HD (NRC), online at www.help4adhd.org or by phone at 800-233-4050 (press option 2, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm Eastern time).
The NRC is staffed by trained Health Information Specialists who can answer many of your questions about AD/HD and provide other helpful information and resources. (NOTE: although the NRC does not provide legal, medical or other professional advice, Specialists can offer ideas and suggestions to help you find what you are looking for).
Contact Information
Contact: Dee Vixie
Address:
Evergreen Hospital Medical Center
Kirkland, WA 98034
Phone: XXX-XXX-XXXX
Email: joseph@jmassucco.com
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Local Volunteer Opportunities
CHADD AFFILIATE: Eastside Satellite of CHADD
Contact: Dee Vixie; Email: joseph@jmassucco.com; Phone: XXX-XXX-XXXX
CHADD NATIONAL
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.
