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The document describes Access for All Kids (ASK), a resource center in Iowa that provides information, training, and support to parents of children with disabilities. It lists ASK's mission, vision, purpose, and staff. It also describes several programs and services offered by ASK and partner organizations to help parents advocate for their children's education needs and rights.
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- A 2015 survey of over 400 parents found that only 36% participated in parent councils, feeling their ASN issues were not discussed. Suggestions included designating an ASN parent contact and making ASN a standing agenda item.
- GIRFEC (Getting it Right for Every Child) aims to improve information sharing between professionals to better support children's wellbeing, not replace parents.
- Attain
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The Coalition for Children, Youth & Families provides resources and support for foster care, adoption, and family services in Wisconsin. They can be contacted by signing up for their email newsletters, joining them on social media, or calling their office for assistance. They offer an array of programs including training and education, post-adoption support, recruitment of foster and adoptive families, and serving as a source of information for anyone involved in the foster care and adoption process.
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Family Focus is a nonprofit organization that provides early childhood education, youth development programs, and family support services to over 20,000 children and caregivers annually in the Chicago area. The document summarizes Family Focus' programs and their impact in 2012-2013, including that they served 960 families and 1400 children through home visiting programs. It also provides financial information, listing revenue sources and expenses. The majority of its revenue came from grants and contracts, while most expenses went towards education and support programs.
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Volume 3: issue 1 of our newsletter
Contents
• Editors Note
• KENYA: Parenting 101: Parenting styles and learning outcomes for school children
• MAURITIUS: PAN Member, Halley Movement
• Triple P Demystified
• PAN Events: Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya and Ethiopia Round table meeting
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This document discusses engaging families of children with special needs. It provides guidance for teachers on their role in the family engagement process, including initiating communication, maintaining involvement, and dealing with challenging conversations. Regulatory bodies like IDEA, ESSA, NAEYC, and AdvancED establish standards supporting collaboration between schools and families. Research shows high-quality inclusion benefits children. The document outlines best practices and resources for teachers to effectively partner with families.
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This document provides an introduction to social and emotional learning (SEL) and its importance for students in Hawaii. It defines SEL as the development of skills in self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making. These skills are important for success in school, work and life. Data from Hawaii's Youth Risk Behavior Survey shows that many students feel sad or hopeless and lack supportive relationships. The document emphasizes that SEL must be grounded in Hawaii's Native Hawaiian values as expressed in Na Hopena A'o. It encourages schools to understand their unique community's story and gifts to design culturally-relevant SEL practices and support.
Ed612 Parent Involvement Handbook
This handbook provides information to parents on how to become involved in their child's education. It discusses 6 standards of parental involvement: communication, parenting, student learning, volunteering, decision-making, and community collaboration. The document provides examples of how schools can encourage participation based on each standard, such as hosting family nights, providing volunteer opportunities, and including parents in decision-making groups. The overall goal is to make parents aware of how they can support their child's education both at home and at school.
E349 Resource Guide
This document provides resources for families in Hendricks County, Indiana related to early childhood. It includes information on family counseling, translation services, services for children with disabilities, children's development organizations, before/after school care, early childhood associations, child abuse and neglect reporting requirements, and the juvenile code definitions related to child abuse and neglect. The document contains contact information for over 15 local and national organizations that support early childhood needs.
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The Gibney Family Foundation 2015 Annual Report summarizes the foundation's activities over the past year, including granting over $700,000 to organizations supporting the blind/visually impaired, disabled, veterans, and at-risk youth. The report discusses the foundation's history and mission, impact areas, financial details, and vision for continuing its work in the future to provide "Sustainable Solutions for Independence."
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The Whatcom Center for Early Learning (WCEL) is a non-profit that provides early intervention services to children ages birth to three with developmental delays in Whatcom County. WCEL follows the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Part C and the Washington State Early Support for Infants and Toddlers (ESIT) program. It contracts with the Opportunity Council and receives additional funding from sources like United Way. WCEL provides family-centered services using a primary service provider model to help children develop skills and support parents through coaching.
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- 13. Empowering families through networking The Families of Iowa Network for Disabilities grant has been developed to create a database and directory accessible exclusively to families. Families will be able to FIND other families who share similar experiences and interests, and access information to expand their knowledge and leadership abilities.
- 17. ENGAGING COMMUNITIES~ IMPROVING OUTCOMES Get Connected Stay Connected Encouraging parent engagement in the educational process to improve academic success
- 19. Planning for Success: Iowa Secondary Transition Project The purpose of the Secondary Transition Project is to: 1.) build a collaborative relationship between the DE and community agencies that provide adult services to student’s with disabilities in the areas of living, learning and working and 2.) deliver quality profession development to the people who provide direct services, including parents who provide support to students with disabilities.
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- *Works in collaboration with other existing services and programs Works in collaboration with other existing services and programs Works in collaboration with other existing services and programs Works in collaboration with other existing services and programs *Provides information and training to families of children with special needs throughout the State of Iowa to ensure that children with disabilities have access to free and appropriate educational services as required by the IDEA *Focuses particularly on under-served families and parents of children who may be inappropriately identified for special education or inappropriately excluded from special education