Learning, connection, and support, wherever you are.
The Utah Parent Center hosts and partners on events throughout the year to support parents, caregivers, youth, and professionals working with children and youth with disabilities.
Our events are designed to be practical, welcoming, and empowering—whether you’re just starting your journey or have years of experience advocating for your child or family.
Come and connect with other families with Deaf/Hard of Hearing children on July 18th at Smithfield Central Splash Pad! There will be water activities at this location so please come prepared to get wet!
Come create, connect, and have fun at our Community Craft Night! This welcoming event is open to people of all ages, all abilities, and their friends, families, and supporters. No art experience is needed, just bring yourself and enjoy a relaxed evening of creativity. Crafting is a great way to meet new people, spend time […]
Come and connect with other families with Deaf/Hard of Hearing children on July 21st at Sugarhouse Park!
TETONS "Healthy Relationships for Safe Outcomes" includes a free 7-week class and individualized 1:1 relationship coaching. We help map a road to relationships, self-determination, and personal safety for individuals with disabilities. Utah Parent Center, in partnership with Utah Developmental Disabilities Council, has curated this unique material to meet the needs of self-advocates ages 13-18. Topics […]
TETONS "Healthy Relationships for Safe Outcomes" includes a free 8-week class and individualized 1:1 relationship coaching. We help map a road to relationships, self-determination, and personal safety for individuals with disabilities. Utah Parent Center, in partnership with Utah Developmental Disabilities Council, has curated this unique material to meet the needs of self-advocates ages 18 and […]
Healthy Relationships for Safe Outcomes includes a free 8-week class and individualized 1:1 relationship coaching. We help map a road to relationships, self-determination, and personal safety for individuals with disabilities. Utah Parent Center, in partnership with Utah Developmental Disabilities Council, has curated this unique material to meet the needs of self-advocates ages 13-18.
TETONS "Healthy Relationships for Safe Outcomes" includes a free 8-week class and individualized 1:1 relationship coaching. We help map a road to relationships, self-determination, and personal safety for individuals with disabilities. Utah Parent Center, in partnership with Utah Developmental Disabilities Council, has curated this unique material to meet the needs of self-advocates ages 18 and […]
Come and connect with other families with Deaf/Hard of Hearing children at a kids carnival on July 30th at Springville USDB Campus!
Come and connect with other families with Deaf/Hard of Hearing children on August 1st at Ogden USDB Campus!
Just Got a New Disability Diagnosis for Your Child? You’re Not Alone. Join our FREE Parent-to-Parent Support Group – a safe, welcoming space for parents navigating a new diagnosis. ✔️ Ask Questions ✔️ Get Real-Life Advice from Other Parents ✔️ Find Your Community 🗓 Virtual groups on the first Tuesday of each month! Whether you're […]
TETONS "Healthy Relationships for Safe Outcomes" includes a free 7-week class and individualized 1:1 relationship coaching. We help map a road to relationships, self-determination, and personal safety for individuals with disabilities. Utah Parent Center, in partnership with Utah Developmental Disabilities Council, has curated this unique material to meet the needs of self-advocates ages 13-18. Topics […]
TETONS "Healthy Relationships for Safe Outcomes" includes a free 8-week class and individualized 1:1 relationship coaching. We help map a road to relationships, self-determination, and personal safety for individuals with disabilities. Utah Parent Center, in partnership with Utah Developmental Disabilities Council, has curated this unique material to meet the needs of self-advocates ages 18 and […]
Join us for breakfast, sibling support, snacks & improv games! Sibshops are a fun, game-based support group for Siblings of People with Disabilities to connect and make friends, express feelings & have fun with other kids who just “get it”. This specific SibShop will include improv games that will require respectful audience members and a […]
Grupo para padres que experimentan criar a hijos con necesidades especiales. Reúnase con el grupo para relacionarse, charlar y recibir apoyo de otras personas viviendo experiencias similares.
Join us for a free workshop that helps youth and families learn how to speak up for themselves, understand their rights, make informed choices about disability disclosure, and get involved in their community — including voting. It’s all about building confidence, independence, and real‑world advocacy skills.
TETONS "Healthy Relationships for Safe Outcomes" includes a free 7-week class and individualized 1:1 relationship coaching. We help map a road to relationships, self-determination, and personal safety for individuals with disabilities. Utah Parent Center, in partnership with Utah Developmental Disabilities Council, has curated this unique material to meet the needs of self-advocates ages 13-18. Topics […]
Welcome to the world of Early Intervention! - Learn how to navigate your child’s services - Understand who is on your team - Learn Clear, effective communication with providers so your family's voice is always heard
Planning for the Future: Guardianship and Other Options A Two-Part Workshop Series Join us for an informative two-part series designed to help families plan for adulthood and understand decision-making supports for individuals with disabilities. Learn about guardianship, alternatives, and how to navigate the process with confidence. Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, or young adult preparing […]
Join us to hear from a panel of Siblings as they speak about their childhood, experiences, and the tips they have for parents. Attendees of this panel will leave with a new perspective on the Sibling experience, tools to manage outbursts, and create space for Siblings to express their needs.
