The Utah Parent Center is partnering with the Utah Developmental Disabilities Council, and the Salt Lake County Health Department for a Halloween and COVID-19 and Flu Vaccine Clinic. Come trick or treat in your Halloween costume.
Learn about the 3 Rs: Roles, Rights, and Responsibilities in working with the school team that support your child as they move into preschool programs. Presented by Utah Parent Center Parent Consultant Renae Hadfield serving families in Box Elder School District.
A FREE online class for Parents and Guardians of students receiving special education services in the state of Utah who want to understand the Special Education process, the requirements, and to better communicate what their student needs. Parents will also have the opportunity to share their experience with the process and offer recommendations.
The Early Hearing Detection and Intervention(EHDI) project brings you a movement to celebrate the magic of raising children with hearing differences. We will meet on the second Thursday of every month until November. This is a parent and caregiver working group.
DSPD stands for Division of Services for People with Disabilities. But what exactly is DSPD, and why should I be on the waitlist? What are the benefits for people waiting for services? Join us in this FREE workshop to answer these and more questions about navigating services for your loved one with disabilities.
Both Individualized Education Programs (IEP) and Section 504 plans can offer formal help for students who qualify for services. Learn the difference between an IEP and a 504 plan and what makes a child eligible. Know what your rights are, and what your role is when working with the school team, and learn about the…
Parents are important members of the IEP team. This workshop will help parents understand their roles, rights, and responsibilities in the IEP process. Parents will also learn how to effectively prepare for, participate in, and follow up on IEP meetings held on behalf of the student.
Both individualized Education Programs (IEP) and Section 504 plans can offer formal help for students who qualify for services. Learn the difference between an IEP and a 504 plan and what makes a child eligible. Know what your rights are, what your role is when working with the school team, and learn about the process…
El preparamiento para la transición a la vida adulta comienza a los 14 años de edad y, posiblemente, a una edad menor. Únase a nosotros durante 3 charlas interactivas enfocadas en su estudiante y sus necesidades. Las clases cubrirán los temas siguientes: La vida diaria en la comunidad, la seguridad, la transición de la escuela…
This is a parent and caregiver meeting to share about working through the Fostering Joy Journal. This is part of a larger national movement to celebrate the joy of raising children with hearing differences.
Do we as parents understand the different components of the IEP? At this workshop, we will break down the IEP and discuss crucial pieces of the IEP in detail, including: Procedural Safeguards, Present Levels of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance, Behavior Intervention Plans, and Accommodations.
We understand that special needs planning is complex. That’s why we’ve designed a workshop to help simplify it for you. Join us for an informative, engaging session that will educate you on how families can protect their government benefit eligibility through special needs estate planning, ABLE accounts, special needs trusts and life insurance options. John…