Parent Learning Hour
Information on various topics like special education, developmental disability, and more!
All sessions will be delivered via ZOOM video meetings
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Family Echo
Family ECHO is a statewide virtual learning network intended for family members, self advocates, and those supporting individuals with disabilities who also need higher support and care levels.
> Read MoreEPIC: Empowered Parents – Inclusive Connections (Talking and Learning Circle)
EPIC: Empowered Parents - Inclusive Connections (Talking and Learning Circle) Thursdays @ 5:30pm - 7:00pm In-person and Virtual Sessions Available For parents and Caregivers of Children with Unique Needs Connect,...
> Read MoreSouper Gaming Night
An opportunity for teens and young adults who experience developmental differences to socialize and have fun in a safe and supportive way.
> Read MoreSibshops (Sibling Support)
Sibshops are workshops for children (ages 8-17) who have a brother or sister with special needs to connect with others who get it!
> Read MoreSDS Family Information Sharing Sessions and Office Hours
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> Read MoreEPIC: Empowered Parents – Inclusive Connections (Talking and Learning Circle)
EPIC: Empowered Parents - Inclusive Connections (Talking and Learning Circle) Thursdays @ 5:30pm - 7:00pm In-person and Virtual Sessions Available For parents and Caregivers of Children with Unique Needs Connect, Encourage, Understand, Share, Learn, Grow... Register Today! __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ In-person: the first Thursday of each month Alaska Museum of Science and Nature 201 N Bragaw St...
> Read MorePediatric Brain Injury Support Group
Sessions delivered via Zoom Video communications
> Read MoreAlaska Deafblind Project 3 Day workshop
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> Read MoreTransition Series: Medical Transition to Adult Health Care
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 disabilities prepare for adulthood. It's never too early to start preparing for adulthood. We encourage parents of students of all ages to participate!
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