Supporting Confidence at Home, School, and Beyond When you’re raising a child with a disability, it’s easy for daily life to revolve around appointments, therapies, accommodations, paperwork, and problem-solving. You […]
Breaking Barriers: Black Disabled Leaders Who Shaped History When discussing justice, equality, and inclusion, it’s essential to acknowledge that unfair treatment often manifests in multiple forms simultaneously. Black people with […]
FREE Tax Preparation Help Did you earn less than $69,000 or less for the year 2025, then you may qualify to have your taxes prepared for FREE! You can file […]
Every Life is Unique Rare Disease Day, celebrated this year on February 28th, is a special time to recognize the millions of children, youth, and young adults living with rare […]
Cuando un niño o joven presenta conductas difíciles en la escuela, las familias suelen recibir llamadas, reportes o notificaciones disciplinarias que pueden generar preocupación, miedo o confusión. Términos como suspensión, […]
New Year, New Goals: A Fresh Start for Self-Advocates, Families, and Students in Special Education A new year brings hope and possibility—a chance to pause, breathe, and look ahead. For […]
Why Adaptive Physical Activity Matters For many families of children with disabilities, physical activity can feel complicated. Parents may wonder: Where can my child safely move? Will they be included? […]
The Power of Early Vision Care: Helping Children See, Learn, and Succeed Most families don’t think about vision until something changes. January, recognized as both Braille Literacy Month and Glaucoma […]
50 Years of Creating Classrooms Where Every Learner Belongs For parents of children with disabilities, school is rarely “just school.” It’s meetings, paperwork, emails, progress notes, and sometimes worry mixed […]
ACT Accommodation Requests As ACT testing deadlines get closer, now is the time for families of students with disabilities to take action—especially if your student will need testing accommodations. Planning […]
How to Tell When Siblings Need Extra Support Being a sibling of someone with a disability comes with unique joys and challenges that shift with the seasons. Whether you’re a […]
ABCs of Advocacy for Utah Policy Parents of children with disabilities in Utah are essential advocates for shaping policies that promote equity and inclusion. During the legislative session, they can […]
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