Diagnosis-specific foundations
ADHD Resource Network (CHADD helpline)
National Resource Center on ADHD helpline and evidence-based information service.
The National Resource Center on ADHD (a program of CHADD funded by the CDC) provides a free helpline staffed by health-information specialists, evidence-based fact sheets on medication, behavioral therapy, and coaching, and referrals to low-cost ADHD evaluators. Particularly useful for parents of children with newly-diagnosed ADHD navigating school accommodations (IEP/504 plans) and for adults seeking late-in-life diagnosis.
Who qualifies
A quick look at who this program is designed to help.
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How it works
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Review the official instructions
Open the program’s website to confirm current requirements and availability.
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Check what is needed
Use any program-specific instructions listed here. Confirm required documents directly with the program; they vary.
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Choose your next step
Contact the program or follow its application process. The program makes the final eligibility and funding decisions.
Ready for the next step?
Visit the program’s website for current instructions. Your matches will be here when you return.