LINK Agency Profiles
Each of the participating LINK agencies provides a valuable and unique set of services for children with disabilities and their families. For a profile of each agency's programs, intake procedures, costs, funding sources, contact information and more...please click on the agency links below.

• Access To Independence
  Information and referral, peer support, independent living skills training and advocacy.
  
  
• The ARC - Dane County
  Advocacy for children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families.
  
  
• Citizen Advocacy, a division of Community Action Coalition
  One-to-one Advocacy Relationships between citizens with developmental disabilities (of all ages) and other community members.
  
  
• Dane County Department of Human Services
  Funding of programs for adults and children with disabilities, plus a small case management unit and an adult intake unit.
  
  
• Epilepsy Foundation
  Direct services for people and families affected by recurring seizures including: counseling, support groups, daily living skills and public health education.
  
  
• Exchange Center for Prevention of Child Abuse
  Voluntary Parent Support Programs:
  1. Welcome Baby — Home visitation for first-time parents.
  2. Parents & Children Together (PACT) — Parenting support program for families headed by parents with cognitive limitations.
  3. Family Support 360 — Information and resources, case coordination, helping families connect to services and other support for families who have children with developmental disabilities in the South Madison / Allied Drive Neighborhoods.
  
  
• Family Support and Resource Center
  Support to help children and youth with disabilities live at home with their families, three programs:
  1. In Good Company — Short-term, in-home care of a child or adult with developmental disabilities.
  2. Family Support Program — Financial assistance, information, and case management to families who are raising a child with significant disabilities at home.
  3. Community Inclusion Program — Facilitates connections between children with disabilities and their families and the larger Dane County community.
  
  
• Imagine a Child's Capacity (ICC)
  Individualized and group therapy and support provided to children and their families/caregivers in the home, in the clinic, in schools/daycare and in the community, plus Birth-to-Three early intervention services and a variety of clinic services.
  
  
• Integrated Development Services
  In-home autism program, occupational therapy, Craniosacral therapy, Neurofeedback, Interactive Metronome, social skills groups and one-to-one counseling.
  
  
• Madison Area Down Syndrome Society
  Services offered free to families affected by Down Syndrome, from new parents to adulthood.
  
  
• United Cerebral Palsy
  Services for individuals with cerebral palsy and other disabilities, three programs:
  1. Birth to Three Connections — Support and education for parents and early intervention services for infants or toddlers from birth to age 3.
  2. Youth Resources — Provides services and support to empower and educate child care providers and community members on including children, youth and teenagers with disabilities.
  
  
• VSA Arts of Wisconsin
  Arts programming in dance, drama, music, creative writing and visual arts for children and adults with and without disabilities.
  
  
• Waisman Center
  Community training and consultation for a variety of topics related to developmental disabilities, three programs:
  1. Communication Development Program — Alternative and augmentative communications services, assistive technology services, speech language pathology and occupational therapy.
  2. Community TIES Program — Behavioral consultation, situational counseling and support strategy development.
  
  
• Wisconsin Early Autism Project
  In-home autism services for children based on the principles of applied behavior analysis.