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This document outlines a collaborative effort between three women - Yvonne Wilson, Florence Jones, and Amy Stockinger - who have early childhood education degrees to support a family with two children, Sam and Lucy. Sam has developmental delays while Lucy is typically developing. The family needs include childcare for Lucy, developmental testing for Sam, counseling for both children, and parenting classes for Sam. The document identifies local resources that could provide various services and support to meet the family's needs.
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I am who i am
- 1. I AM WHO I AM A collaborative effort
- 2. TEAM MEMBERS Yvonne Wilson • Wife and mother of 3 • AAS Early Childhood Education Florence Jones • Mother of 3, Grandmother of 6 • AAS Early Childhood Education Amy Stockinger • Mother of 1 • AAS Early Childhood Education
- 4. Sam Developmentally delayed Working OUR FAMILY IN NEED Lucy Typically developing In school
- 5. POTENTIAL SYMPTOMS OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY Cognition and perception problems Communication Behavior Motor functions Chronic health problems Multiple disabilities
- 6. DEFINED NEEDS OF THE FAMILY Support for both Sam and Lucy Childcare for Lucy Developmental testing for Sam Counseling for both Sam and Lucy Parenting classes for Sam
- 7. SUPPORT FOR SAM AND LUCY Friends Teachers Counselors Support groups Case workers Community
- 8. CHILDCARE FOR LUCY High Quality Supportive Environment Links to community resources
- 9. DEVELOPMENTAL TESTING FOR SAM Determine current function level Use to fully define disabilities and potential services and treatments needed
- 10. COUNSELING FOR BOTH SAM AND LUCY Psychological Services Therapy Individual Counseling Group Counseling
- 11. POTENTIAL CLASSES FOR SAM Parenting classes Vocational Rehabilitation Remedial Education Activities of Daily Living
- 12. POTENTIAL LOCAL RESOURCES Smart Start Henderson Psychological Services Department of Social Services Vance Granville Community College Franklin Granville Vance Partnership Five County Mental Health
- 13. RESOURCES I Am Sam. Perf. Sean Penn, Michelle Pfeiffer, Dakota Fanning. New Line Cinema, 2001. Film. Pic 1 www.asme.org Pic 2 www.dakota-fanning.org Pic 3 www.yify-torrent.org Pic 4 www.fanpop.com Pic 5 www.tumblr.com
- 14. RESOURCES CONTINUED Pic 6 www.imdb.com Pic 7 www.reviewcinema.com Pic 8 www.forum.tntvillage.scambioetico.org Pic 9 www.shelbypsych.com Pic 10 www.tommiemedia.com Pic 11 www.mvsc.k12.in.us Pic 12 www.nomopofolks.com