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This website is especially for families and parents of children with disabilities or special health-care needs and is designed to offer support, inspiration, resources, and links to services available.
Newly diagnosed? Not sure where to turn? Our Roadmap will help you get started.
See the story of Brandon—a young man with a disability, a supportive home filled with friends, a band, and a great job. Brandon also happens to be a big fan of The Beatles—maybe their biggest fan of all time.
Moving, inspirational, and helpful tips from parents and professionals about topics ranging from finances to dealing with mental illness.
Learn strategies to create a vision for your child’s future and help them achieve that vision using the Individual Education Program IEP process.
This article discusses the emotions and coping mechanisms that go along with having a child with a life-threatening disease that is very complex and confusing.
When your child is admitted to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU), it is a stressful time. The environment and care level is just that, intensive. The rules are different and take some learning and adjustment.
There is no truer statement than "You don't know what you don't know." But what is the impact of not knowing? If your child has a disability, the value of knowing what you don't know could be life changing!
My young son had multiple psychological diagnoses and his behaviors were out of control.
Planning in advance for your child's Admission, Review, and Dismissal (ARD) meeting may make the process go more smoothly and make you feel more comfortable as your child's school advocate.
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