DHH School Readiness
School Readiness for Students Who are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing Are you getting your deaf or hard-of-hearing child ready to start school? Here are some great resources we’ve rounded…
DetailsSchool Readiness for Students Who are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing Are you getting your deaf or hard-of-hearing child ready to start school? Here are some great resources we’ve rounded…
DetailsUnderstanding Mental Health Mental health is very important for everyone, including your loved ones with disabilities. It’s important to know that things around us may affect how we feel…
DetailsBack-to-School and Your Student with a Disability Is your Student Starting School Soon? Take a Look at These Tips for a Successful Transition Back: Start a Routine Early: Gradually…
DetailsKindergarten Toilet Training Requirements What Does HB 331 Say About Toilet Training Requirements for Kindergarten Enrollment? With the passing of HB 331, beginning on May 1, 2024, students must…
DetailsSibshops and Fun Learning Supports Sibshops are a FUN, game-based support group for siblings of individuals with disabilities or special health care needs, offering a space to connect with…
DetailsSummer Activity Tips for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Kids Highlights of summer include swimming, playing outside, fireworks, concerts, family gatherings, and much more! For Deaf and Hard of…
DetailsThe First 5 Years- Developmental Screenings Keeping track of your child’s growth and development is crucial for ensuring they reach their full potential. Developmental disabilities, such as delays in…
DetailsHobbies for Caretakers Summer is a great time to think about what brings you personal fulfillment. Reflecting on your experiences can help you discover new ways to grow. Engaging…
DetailsSocial Connection Barriers Explained Young people with disabilities may experience barriers when it comes to social connections. Some Social Connection Barriers May Include: Social rejection Decreased comfort level Lack…
DetailsSocial & Emotional Learning in Education Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) skills are crucial in education because they help students succeed academically, socially, and emotionally. According to Utah State…
DetailsUtah Parent Center’s Executive Director Responds to Salt Lake Tribune Article The article published by the Salt Lake Tribune highlights the issues of subminimum wage, sheltered workshops, and the systematic…
DetailsFree Sibling Journal Download The Sibling Project at the Utah Parent Center is excited to announce The Sibling Journal. This journal is a collaborative initiative from the Utah Parent…
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