FREE workshops every 2nd Tuesday of every month for youth with disabilities and their parents/guardians on the transition to adult life. Join us via Zoom. We will cover: Guardianship Alternatives to Guardianship Power of Attorney Supported Decision Making Advance Healthcare Directive Conservatorship
This is a consecutive workshop for dates March 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29th March is Disability Awareness month, and the Utah State Board of Education and the Utah Parent Center are pleased to announce an online parent book study. Every Wednesday, during the month of March, participants will virtually discuss two children's books a…
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. Discutiremos los pasos que puede tomar ahora para hacer una gran diferencia en los triunfos futuros de su hijo/a.…
Venga y participe con otras familias para hablar sobre lo que significa tener un hijo/a con necesidades especiales. Aprenda estrategias y sobre recursos para ayudar a su hijo/a y a su familia.
Meet with the TCSD Special education specialist and share how you think your child's third term has gone. Please email questions to christine@utahparentcenter.org
Come participate with other families to learn about strategies and resources to help your child and your family with the next steps after a new diagnosis.
This is a consecutive workshop for dates March 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29th March is Disability Awareness month, and the Utah State Board of Education and the Utah Parent Center are pleased to announce an online parent book study. Every Wednesday, during the month of March, participants will virtually discuss two children's books a…
Come join us to learn about the transition from Early Intervention (EI) to preschool for DHH (deaf and hard of hearing) children. *If you need an ASL interpreter to attend this workshop, please contact us at 801-272-1051 or info@utahparentcenter.org
The transitions from elementary, middle, jr. high, and high school can create anxiety for all students and parents, especially those receiving special education services. Join us for an evening where we will discuss what can be done to help ease the transition and prepare your child for success.
Children with special needs can be more at risk of being bullied than their peers. However, your child may or may not have the skills necessary to communicate this to you. In this presentation, you will gain an understanding of what bullying is, the signs to look out for, how it may affect your child,…
Join us as a panel of experts discuss educational supports for students in state custody. During this panel, you may ask any question you might have on topics like: Identifying Students for Services Transferring Facilities Returning to Home School Districts Transition to Adult Life Needs General Special Education Services
Come for the door prizes, walk away with an individualized wellness plan! Learn what you can do for yourself and your family to stay whole and healthy. Register to attend in-person or online: bit.ly/MarchN2Wellness