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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.
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 what guardianship is, when it may be […]
Understand anatomy, body changes, personal safety, body autonomy, and the basics of sexual health in an age-appropriate, respectful environment. We offer FREE classes for teens with intellectual and/or developmental disabilties (I/DD), each covering key topics in healthy relationships, personal safety, communication, and sexuality. Teens may attend any class, though we recommend the full series for […]
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 […]
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.
Los recursos disponibles para apoyar nuestra trayectoria con nuestros hijos suelen ser complejos y confusos. Venga y conozca la atención médica y las exenciones de Medicaid disponibles para niños y jóvenes con necesidades especiales de salud.
This workshop will help youth and families understand important options for planning and decision-making during the transition to adulthood. Participants will learn about guardianship, supported decision-making, conservatorship, power of attorney, estate planning, ABLE accounts, and Social Security. The workshop will provide an overview of each option, how they differ, and how families can choose supports […]
Discover how Assistive Technology (AT) and Accessible Educational Materials (AEM) can level the playing field. From simple sensory tools to digital apps, learn how to find and use resources that help your child play, learn, and communicate more independently.
Learn about sexual feelings, healthy decision-making, personal values, and ways to make safe, respectful choices.
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 […]
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 […]
What does Mental Illness look like in an individual with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities? Come learn how to see signs, rule out other potential causes of distress, and how a doctor may diagnose and treat mental illness.
When parents and school teams work in harmony, students thrive. Navigating IEP or 504 meetings can feel overwhelming, but effective communication is your most powerful advocacy tool. This workshop provides practical, collaborative strategies to bridge gaps, build trust, and ensure the entire team is aligned to support your child. By attending this workshop, you will […]
