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  Where Will I Live?: A Guide for Young Adults with Disabilities Leaving high school and transitioning into adulthood can be a time of excitement and uncertainty for young adults […]

  Creating an Inclusive Holiday: Talking with Close Friends and Family About the Needs of Your Child with a Disability Ensuring a supportive and inclusive holiday environment involves having open […]

  Recognizing Signs of Hearing Loss in Babies and Children: Where to Turn for Help Observing early signs of hearing loss in your baby or child is crucial for timely […]

Thankfulness on the Journey of Parenting Children with Disabilities As November arrives, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the journey you have been navigating as parents of children with […]

The Role of Cultural Sensitivity within the Disability Community Hispanic Heritage Month is a time of celebration and recognition of the rich contributions, diverse cultures, and traditions of the Hispanic […]

Guardian Options for Families As caregivers, we want the best for our youth as they transition to adulthood. Regardless of the situation, it can be challenging and emotional to know […]

50 Years of the Rehabilitation Act: Then, Now and Next to Advancing Access and Equity The Rehabilitation Act is an important law for families who have a child, youth or […]

Trick-or-Treating Tips for Parents Trick-or-treating with a child who has a disability can be a wonderful and inclusive experience. Here are some tips to make it enjoyable and safe for […]

Mental Health Challenges & Youth with Disabilities? Suicide Prevention Month is a time dedicated to raising awareness about suicide, its risk factors, and highlight ways to support those who may […]

What Are Transition IEP Components for 9th Grade – Post-High? What is the Transition IEP? Transition Services and Planning began as one of many ideas for increasing the quality of […]

“I Get to Talk at My IEP Meeting?” Encouraging students to take an active role in their Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings can be empowering and beneficial for their personal […]

BACK TO SCHOOL TIPS FOR DHH FAMILIES Transition to Preschool: What is the transition to preschool like when your DHH child turns 3 years old and is no longer eligible […]