Supporting Alaskan Families who care for children with special needs.
REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT HAS CLOSED *March 23rd, Day 1 Guest Speaker: Pete Wright, Esq. Click HERE to learn more about Pete Wright Topic: Wrightslaw - One-day special education law Learn More
Sibshops are workshops for children (ages 8-17) who have a brother or sister with special needs to connect with others who get it! Sibshops will be in-person -Parents do not need Learn More
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This school year, join Stone Soup Group and the Alaska Down Syndrome Network for our 6 session series on what you need to know as you and your student with Learn More
The Museum is open! https://www.fairbankschildrensmuseum.com/
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Learn more about the curriculum, the topics that will be discussed during the class, and the supporting handouts. These are informational classes and are NOT the ongoing Friendship and Dating Learn More
Join Stone Soup Group and Disability Law Center on the first Tuesday of each month for a group discussion regarding IEP's and other special education related topics. *These sessions are Learn More
The Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities ECHO offers a virtual network of real-time access to experienced experts in the field of mental health for people with developmental disabilities. The Spring Learn More
Learn more about the curriculum, the topics that will be discussed during the class, and the supporting handouts. These are informational classes and are NOT the ongoing Friendship and Dating Learn More
Parents & FamiliesFind assistance with school, health care or behavior related issues through Parent Navigation, or be connected with other families in similar situations.
Training & EventsIf you are a parent, professional or youth with special needs, Stone Soup Group offers year-round activities and training to help you gain skills and connect with others in our community.
CommunityLet your voice be heard. Join various community opportunities and speak your mind about the issues facing children and youth with special needs and the families who care for them.
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