Become a Monthly Donor Today!
Twelve monthly gifts can have twelve times the impact of one gift! Our staff is providing support, training, and information […]
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Back to School Resources
We can’t believe it’s already here, either! Here are some of our favorite resources to help prepare for going back
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We Need Your Input!
We are in the process of planning our return to in-person parent training and want to hear from parents what
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Register Now for Transition Institute 2021
The Transition Institute is an interactive virtual training day for transition-aged youth and young adults with disabilities and their parents
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A Life-Changing Connection
When venturing into parenthood, most parents do not plan or expect to have a child with a medical diagnosis or
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New Resources to Prevent and Address Sexual Violence Against Individuals with Disabilities
Raising Special Kids was one of the more than 50 different organizations, survivors, and families that made up the The
Registration Now Open for Summer School for Parents 2021
Raising Special Kids is once again offering Summer School For Parents online. Join us on June 26th for a day of learning from your
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AzEIP Shares Plan for Safely Resuming In-Person Services
Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) recently released their plan for resuming in-person early intervention services. Alicia Amundson, Part C Coordinator/Program
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Busy Parents Lean on Raising Special Kids For Training and Support
Inclusion isn’t just a philosophy for the Merrill family, it’s a way of life.
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Raising Special Kids Helps Parent “Keep It Together”
Lurinda Hatathli contacted Raising Special Kids for assistance when her son Jay’dyn struggled at a new school. Age 8 at the time, Jay’dyn’s behavior led to a school suspension. Lurinda knew she needed support, so she called Raising Special Kids.
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