Medicaid Matters: Tucker’s Story of Strength and Inclusion
Tucker Murrell was born at just 28 weeks, weighing a whopping 2 pounds, 5 ounces. He spent six months in […]
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Tucker Murrell was born at just 28 weeks, weighing a whopping 2 pounds, 5 ounces. He spent six months in […]
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The U.S. Department of Education may not be responsible for daily classroom instruction. Still, it plays a key role in ensuring that students—especially those from under-resourced communities and those with disabilities—have access to the support they need.
What Does the US Department of Education Do? Read More »
(February 5, 2025) —Our coalition of disability organizations—Ability360, Arizona Achieve, Arizona Developmental Disabilities Planning Council, Arizona Statewide Independent Living Council, Care 4 the Caregivers,
An Immediate Call to Action on Funding Threats to DDD Services Read More »
Use your voice to oppose cuts to crucial programs and services for families of children with disabilities.
The Scottsdale Sunrise Rotary Club is inviting families of children who have disabilities or special health care needs to the
2025 Special Day for Special Kids Read More »
Tasha turned her own experience navigating her daughter’s autism diagnosis into a passion for helping families with behavioral health and educational support.
Staff Spotlight: Tasha Peters Read More »
It’s important for parents and guardians to start locating adult providers as their young people approach adulthood. These providers will focus on adult healthcare needs and age-appropriate preventive care.
Navigating the Health Care Shift Read More »
As we close out the year and reflect on the work we do together, I’m filled with gratitude for the
A Message From the Director – Winter 2024 Read More »
Raising Special Kids is excited to announce a new partnership with the Arizona Brewery Running Series. This collaboration combines fitness,
Chronic illness forms can protect students from penalties due to excessive absences caused by serious health conditions, even if they don’t qualify for other special education programs. These forms are critical for families managing long-term health conditions, helping children avoid academic setbacks and ensuring they receive the support they need from their schools.
Chronic Illness Forms Read More »