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.
Join us for our first summer activity of the year! Connect with other families of Deaf and Hard of Hearing children in Southern Utah—and stay tuned for more upcoming summer family activities across the state!
This workshop is for parents, caregivers, and educators who want to better understand Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD). Learn what SLD means, how it affects learning, and how to support children at home and in school. We’ll share real-life tips, helpful tools, and ways to build confidence in kids who learn differently. You'll leave with resources […]
Join us for a live hybrid watch party of “Learning Differently: Navigating Specific Learning Disabilities” an interactive workshop that empowers parents to advocate for their child with confidence. We’ll watch the workshop together, pause for group discussion, and share practical tips for speaking with school staff and collaborating with educators.
TETONS "Healthy Relationships for Safe Outcomes" in collaborations with DCFS Transition to Adult Living brings you a 7 week program mapping a road to relationships, self-determination and personal safety.. Utah Parent Center, in partnership with Utah Developmental Disabilities Council, have curated this unique material to meet the needs of individuals 13 years old and older. […]
Join us for a professional training designed for professionals who support individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Empower yourself with insight and skills to navigate the complexities of sexuality with confidence and compassion! After this training, you will gain: -Understanding Sexuality -Reflection of Societal Messages -Effective Communication Skills -Behavioral Response Strategies -Improved Client Outcomes
Planificación de la transición y el IEP
Come and connect with other families with Deaf/Hard of Hearing children on June 1st at Dinosaur Park! A limited number of free tickets are available! We’ll contact you to let you know if you’ve secured one.
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 […]
Come and connect with other families with Deaf/Hard of Hearing children at a kids carnival on June 5th at SLC USDB Campus!
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.
Come and connect with other families with Deaf/Hard of Hearing children on June 9th at Wines Park!
Healthy relationships—whether they are with friends, family, romantic partners, or support staff—are built on respect, trust, communication, and boundaries. As a self-advocate, you have the right to be in relationships that make you feel safe, valued, and heard. You also have the responsibility to treat others with the same care. This class will help you […]
