The National Resource Library



The National Resource Library is a database developed and maintained by the National Center for Youth with Disabilities (NCYD), a project of the University of Minnesota's Division of General Pediatrics and Adolescent Health. The database brings together comprehensive sources of information related to youth with chronic or disabling conditions and their families. Topics include psychosocial issues, disability awarenesss, developmental processes, family, sexuality, education, employment, independent living, cultural issues, gender issues, service delivery, professional issues, advocacy and legal issues, and health issues. The special focus is on transition - from childhood to adolescence to adulthood, from school to work, and home to community, and from pediatric to adult health care.

Bibliographic Database A collection of abstracts of current literature including journals, books and non-published materials
Educational Materials Database Abstracts of materials which can provide instructional aid for professional development for work directly with youth.

Health Care Reform Resources can be found searching with the phrase: "Other Health Issues".

For additional information about the National Resource Library, please contact KDWB Variety family Center:
By telephone: (612/626-3087) or 1-800-276-8642
By e-mail: kdwb-var@umn.edu
Via the WWW: http://www.peds.umn.edu/peds-adol/

Bibliographic materials can generally by found in libraries or purchased from book stores; educational materials are available from the listed suppliers. Please note: prices and availability may vary.