The Family-Centered Support Network Parenting a child with special health care needs or disabilities can often feel like an overwhelming journey. The key to thriving, rather than just surviving, lies…
DetailsHealthy Relationships Start in Early Childhood Teaching body awareness, personal boundaries, and understanding family structures is essential for parents of children with disabilities, as it lays the groundwork for healthy…
DetailsNew Resource for Sibling Caregivers Caring for a sibling with disabilities can be both rewarding and challenging. Siblings often step into caregiving responsibilities feeling overwhelmed as they navigate complex family…
DetailsDyslexia Handbook Release: A Guide to Strengthening Literacy Skills The Special Education Department is excited to share that the Utah State Board of Education (USBE) has released an updated guide…
DetailsFor Children with Disabilities, Access to Reading Materials Can Be a Game-Changer For children with disabilities, access to reading materials that match their age and interests can be a game-changer.…
DetailsLet’s Talk Money: A Fun Guide to Financial Literacy for Teens and Families Hey there, future financial geniuses! Money. It’s a big word, and honestly, a little intimidating at times.…
DetailsPreventing Hearing Loss in Kids: Beware of Unsafe Listening Habits March 3 Is World Hearing Day Did you know that more than 1 billion young people worldwide could develop permanent…
DetailsYoung Adult with a Disability Turning 18: How to Support Them Best As caregivers, we play a crucial role in guiding our youth through their transition into adulthood. In some…
DetailsBiological Age Sexual Health Ed for Individuals with Disabilities Sexual health education is a lifelong journey that begins early, setting the foundation for respectful social relationships, responsible choices, and positive…
DetailsHonoring Women with Disabilities in History March is National Women’s History Month, a time to honor and recognize the achievements and contributions of women with disabilities throughout history. It is…
DetailsTips for School Email Communication There may be times when your child experiences challenges at school. While informal conversations with teachers—whether in person, via phone, or through notes—can be effective,…
DetailsIEPs for Teens: Guiding Students Age 14+ As students with disabilities prepare for life beyond high school, the Individualized Education Program (IEP) plays a critical role in supporting their transition…
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