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UCP’s Housing Channel provides information on housing options, legal and policy issues, and resources on the civil rights of people with developmental, cognitive and physical disabilities regarding housing issues.

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The National Clearinghouse for Self-Help

    365 5th Avenue; Suite 3300
    New York, NY 10016
    The National Self-Help Clearinghouse is a nonprofit organization that was founded in 1976 to facilitate access to self-help groups and increase the awareness of the importance of mutual support. The clearinghouse provides a number of services:

    • assists human service agencies to integrate self-help principles and practices into their service delivery

    • conducts training activities for self-help group leaders and for professional facilitators of support groups

    • provides consultation to public agencies to promote their capabilities to encourage and sustain mutual support groups

    • carries out research activities, including research about the effectiveness of self-help, the character of the self-help process, and relationships with the formal caregiving systems

    • provides information about and referral to self-help support groups and regional self-help clearinghouses

    • Conducts media outreach, provides speakers, and publishes manuals, training materials, mongraphs and policy papers.


    Phone: (212) 817-1822
    E-Mail: info@selfhelpweb.org
    URL: http://www.selfhelpweb.org/

    Updated: 03/13/2001