Welcome to the UPC Parent Press! Each month you will find carefully crafted information and resources on a variety of disability topics guaranteed to help you and your family navigate community resources, advocacy and much more. See what we are working on this month!
Las Escuelas y Estudiantes con Discapacidades Elegir la mejor escuela para un estudiante con discapacidades o dificultades de aprendizaje puede ser una de las decisiones más importantes para cualquier familia.…
Life, College & Work—Accommodated Leaving high school is a big transition for any young adult and even more so for those with a disability. The supports they received under…
Finding Career Interests Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) for Sudents with Disabilities Pre-ETS are the earliest set of services available to students with disabilities who may be eligible for Vocational Rehabilitation…
Self-Care for Caregivers: Managing Stress During the Holidays The holiday season often brings joy, connection, and celebration—but for caregivers, it can also bring added pressure, tight schedules, and emotional…
Eye Health & Vision Resources Source from The Utah Children’s Care Coordination Network (UCCCN): The eyes are our window to the world. We should take care of them. Our children’s…
Easing Back to School After Long Breaks Returning to school after a holiday break can be tough for many children — and for children with disabilities, the change in…
4 Ways to Give Siblings a Voice When you’re raising children with and without disabilities, it’s easy for siblings to feel like they’re watching from the sidelines. Medical appointments,…
Why a School Crisis or Safety Plan May Be Necessary When a student struggles with significant behavior challenges, emotional regulation difficulties, or mental health concerns, school can become overwhelming…
Clarity for Every Parent: What’s Inside Our Updated Guidebook Feeling overwhelmed by early intervention or special education? You’re not alone! The newly updated Parents as Partners: Early Intervention…
Living with Diabetes: Spencer’s Story of Self-Advocacy November is Diabetes Awareness Month Living with diabetes isn’t just about checking blood sugar and taking insulin; it’s also about learning to…
Honoring the Everyday Heroes: Celebrating Caregivers of Children with Disabilities Behind every child with a disability stands a caregiver whose strength and compassion shape the path forward. November is…
Recognizing the Value of Sibling Perspectives in Disability Support No matter the age of a sibling, it’s important to recognize them as valuable informants and active participants in family…