Birth Defect Research For Children, Inc.
Birth Defect Research for Children, Inc. is a nonprofit based in Orlando that helps parents and expectant parents understand birth defects and developmental disabilities. It runs the National Birth Defect Registry, offers parent matching, fact sheets, prevention information, and research updates.
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The National Birth Defect Registry Parent Matching Project parents can be paired with an experienced, volunteer parent who has a child with a disability sharing their personal experience with you... Main Services support network one-on-one support peer support Serving adults young adults teens seniors all disabilities families with children parents
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What they offer 7
- Recently verified· Jun 29
National Birth Defect RegistryProgram
Parents share information about a child's birth defect or developmental disability so researchers can look for patterns and possible causes.
- Recently verified· Jun 29
Parent Matching ProjectService
Families can be matched with other families whose children have the same or similar birth defects.
- Recently verified· Jun 29
Birth Defect Fact SheetsService
The website offers fact sheets on many birth defects, plus guides on advocacy, health care communication, financial help, insurance, and services.
- Recently verified· Jun 29
Healthy Baby ResourceService
Expecting parents can read prevention tips about genetics, prenatal care, nutrition, home exposures, work exposures, maternal illness, and other risks.
- Recently verified· Jun 29
Private Parent ForumService
BDRC links to a closed parent forum for parents who have completed the National Birth Defect Registry.
- Recently verified· Jun 29
Community Resource CenterService
BDRC provides resources for communities concerned about birth defects and developmental disabilities.
- Recently verified· Jun 29
Veterans ResearchProgram
BDRC researches birth defects and disabilities in children of veterans exposed to toxins during military service.
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