Location: > Link Directory > Social

Social

Social Web Links have sites that provide ways for people with disabilities to interact and socialize with others.  Some of these websites offer bulletin boards and chat rooms for friendly networking, while others have membership programs for people looking for serious relationships.  Whether you're interested in meeting interesting people, making new friends, and/or looking for a love connection, these sites will lead you in the right direction.






[ ADD YOUR SITE ]

	Name
	Energy Medicine, Energy Psychology, Alternative Medicine Inspirational true stories to nourish your spirit and empower yourself. Achieving emotional freedom, developing optimal health and spiritual growth through energy medicine, energy …	DETAILS
	Fashion-Able The latest trends in personal, home, travel and more for people with disabilities.	DETAILS
	How to Adapt shows how various people with special challenges have overcome problems.	DETAILS
	i autistic Autism resources by a Singapore autistic who has accepted Humanity. Includes free autism tests, games, videos, books, art, resources & explainations about autism	DETAILS
	Linkable.org Links to the personal websites of disabled people by type of disability.	DETAILS
	Ms. Wheelchair America provides an opportunity for women of achievement who utilize wheelchairs to successfully educate and advocate for individuals with disabilities.	DETAILS
	Open Arms We are people together, with and without disabilities in Amherst, MA. Dedicated to full participation in schools, churches, clubs, sports, the arts & leisure activities.	DETAILS
	People in Motion A community-based, non-profit society and a registered charity based in Kamloops, BC and serving people with disabilities locally and within the Regional District and Health Area.	DETAILS
	Sadie's Shack Sadie's Shack is an online community with the intention of bringing disabled people together from all over the world and bond long lasting friendships. Our community is open to…	DETAILS
	Wheels of Terror Bridging the gap between the disabled and the able-bodied in all mediums of the horror genre.	DETAILS