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On the Job

Whether you become pregnant, have a disability, or are diagnosed with a chronic disease it is often a struggle to determine what and when to tell your employer? Many of the member organizations of Community Health Charities provide support, information, and resources to assist employees in assessing and managing their workplace environment.  Provided below are links to the resources available from respected health charities in America.

Alzheimer's, courtesy of the Alzheimer's Association

Arthritis | Arthritis, courtesy of the Arthritis Foundation

Autism, courtesy of Autism Speaks

Autism, courtesy of Easter Seals

Breast Cancer, courtesy of Breast Cancer Network of Strength

Cancer (general), courtesy of Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

Cystic Fibrosis, courtesy of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

Depression/Anxiety

• Courtesy of Mental Health America
• Courtesy of National Alliance on Mental Illness

Diabetes

• Courtesy of the American Diabetes Association
• Courtesy of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

Epilepsy, courtesy of Epilepsy Foundation of America

Kidney Disease, courtesy of National Kidney Foundation

Leukemia & Lymphoma, courtesy of Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

Lupus, courtesy of Lupus Foundation of America

Pregnancy, courtesy of March of Dimes Foundation

Multiple Sclerosis, courtesy of National Multiple Sclerosis Society

Video: MS in the Workplace, a Guide for Employers

Parkinson's, courtesy of Parkinson's Disease Foundation

Psoriasis, courtesy of National Psoriasis Foundation

Tourette Syndrome, courtesy of Tourette Syndrome Association

Stroke, courtesy National Stroke Association 

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Information on this Web site is for educational purposes only; it should not be construed as legal advice. Consult your physician for detailed information about medical conditions as well as information contained here.