Providing one-on-one peer support ("match") to parents, caregivers, grandparents, foster parents, adoptive parents, etc. to trained volunteer supporting parents who have children with similar disabilities or concerns via email and telephone

Providing resource information via website resource directory or in writing about local, state and national resources. These resources include financial help, therapy centers, parent support groups, etc.

Providing a forum via email or telephone for families to get answers to specific questions about issues related to their child such as special education services, insurance issues, sibling issues, etc.

Providing quarterly newsletters to families and professionals via email or in writing. Information provided will include information on financial resources, care for the caregiver, special education law, insurance issues, respite care, applicable websites, etc.

Training Supporting Parent Volunteers in active listening, local resources, the stresses and the stages that new parents experience, etc. via face-to-face trainings and/or email in order to provide support and information to parents new to a disability or an issue related to their child

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Providing information and support to our trained volunteer families via email or in writing in the form of quarterly newsletters. Information provided will include the benefits of parent-to-parent support, special education law, active listening skills, etc.

Articles by parents in our Library for support or for use in parent groups