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Navigate Life Texas: Resources for kids with disabilities and special needs
Navigate Life Texas: Resources for kids with disabilities and special needs
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 full list of Diagnoses on our site.
Information for Multiple Disabilities, Rare or Undiagnosed Conditions
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Moving, inspirational, and helpful tips from parents and professionals about topics ranging from finances to dealing with mental illness.
I am so excited I can hardly stop thinking about the possibilities that lie ahead. Advocating for change to John’s IEP is rarely a walk in the park. But the first step was not as challenging as expected; now we wait.
Leigh is in her final years of public school and is preparing for the transition to adult life. One of her transition goals is to have a job doing something she likes.
For me, it’s the memories of the little things that matter the most.
We know that self-care is important. But let’s be honest, we put our kids first and ourselves last. Especially when our kids are not at their best. Here’s how we can give ourselves a break now and then.
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