Register below for any or all of the sessions! September 11th, 2021 Navigating Trauma Response in Uncertain Times October 9th, 2021 OT, PT, SLP, ABA – Understanding School Based Therapies/Supports Learn More
Alaska
Parent Learning Hour
Register below for any or all of the sessions! September 11th, 2021 Navigating Trauma Response in Uncertain Times October 9th, 2021 OT, PT, SLP, ABA – Understanding School Based Therapies/Supports Learn More
Parent Learning Hour
Register below for any or all of the sessions! September 11th, 2021 Navigating Trauma Response in Uncertain Times October 9th, 2021 OT, PT, SLP, ABA – Understanding School Based Therapies/Supports Learn More
Parent Learning Hour
Register below for any or all of the sessions! September 11th, 2021 Navigating Trauma Response in Uncertain Times October 9th, 2021 OT, PT, SLP, ABA – Understanding School Based Therapies/Supports Learn More
Key Campaign 2021
Key Coalition of Alaska is a non-profit, statewide advocacy organization of people with disabilities and their families, friends and other supporters. Since its inception in 1988, the goal of the Key Coalition Learn More
Virtual ‘Super Advocate’ Advocacy Trainings
To register, contact 907-465-4765 or email advocacy.coordinator@mhtrust.org for a registration form – click the flyer for a downloadable PDF! *Must register in advance
Transition Series – Tapestry and Post-Secondary Options with Dayna McGuire
A series of lectures on what you need to know as you and your student with disabilities prepare for adulthood. Also available via webinar. Every third Thursday 9/19/19-4/16/20
DDRC Lunch and Learn: There is more than one waiver
At December’s Lunch and Learn, we will discuss the different waivers available. Brought to by the Developmental Disabilities Resource Connection (DDRC) program. Available via webinar.
Bullying Prevention
Join us as we explore the dynamics of bullying and learn prevention tactics. Tuesday, October 29th, 5:30 PM – 7PM.
Souper Gaming Night!
Our video/gaming club, an opportunity for kids and teens who experience developmental differences to socialize and have fun in a safe and supportive way. Parents and guardians must sign a Learn More
