A support group for Alaskan families who care for children with special needs. Share your ideas and stories in a neutral setting. Sign-up to connect in person or via teleconference.
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EmployAbility 201: A Jobz Club Program
Youth ages 16 – 22 are invited… to discuss what it means to find and keep employment. Over 8 classes students will learn soft skills for employment. These will include skills such as communicating, teamwork, work hygiene, networking, and work attitude. They will work through the State of Alaska Jobz Club curriculum as a group Learn More
EmployAbility 201: A Jobz Club Program
Youth ages 16 – 22 are invited… to discuss what it means to find and keep employment. Over 8 classes students will learn soft skills for employment. These will include skills such as communicating, teamwork, work hygiene, networking, and work attitude. They will work through the State of Alaska Jobz Club curriculum as a group Learn More
Building Strong Parents
A support group for Alaskan families who care for children with special needs. Share your ideas and stories in a neutral setting. Sign-up to connect in person or via teleconference.
Knowledge is Power – Special Education
Stone Soup Group invites families interested in special education, to learn about the Individualized Education Plan (IEP) in Alaska. Topics include: • Evaluation and eligibility • Policies, procedures and your rights • IEP goals, accommodations and services • Preparation before the IEP • Problem-solving along the way
Building Strong Parents
A support group for Alaskan families who care for children with special needs. Share your ideas and stories in a neutral setting. Sign-up to connect in person or via teleconference.
Building Strong Parents
A support group for Alaskan families who care for children with special needs. Share your ideas and stories in a neutral setting. Sign-up to connect in person or via teleconference.
Caring for Medically Complex Youth
Training for families caring for or interested in caring for a child with complex medical concerns. Sessions include how to navigate the CCMC waiver process, communicating with your child’s nutrition team, and how to tell when your child isn’t tolerating their diet; how to prepare for your child coming home, and an open conversation with Learn More
Mentor Advocate Partner (MAP) training *Soldotna
Sign up to participate! MAP participants will: Learn to share their story among peers Gain knowledge of resources Explore leadership opportunities in our community Practice effective communication and listening skills Learn how to be an effective Map volunteer for other families
Building Strong Parents
A support group for Alaskan families who care for children with special needs. Share your ideas and stories in a neutral setting. Sign-up to connect in person or via teleconference.
