Though there is no one-size-fits-all answer to the complex question of what happens when a child with a disability reaches the age of majority, there is a network of families who have traveled this path, which we believe, at RSK, is a critically important resource.
The Division of Developmental Disabilities is hosting its first Self-Care for Caregivers Conference on April 25, 2023 at the Desert Willow Conference Center in Phoenix. There is no cost to attend. Caregivers need to pre-register.
Starting April 1, 2023 Medicaid state agencies can terminate Medicaid coverage for individuals who are no longer eligible following a redetermination. For many children, it will be critical for their parents to update their contact information with their state Medicaid agency and to respond quickly to requests for Medicaid verification, otherwise they could lose coverage unnecessarily.
Attend any of the 2023 virtual workshops packed with effective tools and tips to kickstart or strengthen your self-advocacy skills.
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Even if you weren’t around when it first aired in 1976, you’re probably familiar with Schoolhouse Rock’s It’s Just a Bill. The helpful video explains the journey a bill takes to become law. If you’ve ever found yourself yearning for a refresher on how that happens, or for information on what to do to have your voice heard regarding upcoming legislation, Raising Special Kids has collected some helpful resources.
Senate Bill 1411 (SB 1411) seeks to address an issue we hear from many families: The Guardianship and Conservatorship processes …
RSK Position on SB 1411- Guardianship for All DDD Members Read More »
Raising Special Kids operates Arizona’s Parent Training and Information Center funded under Part D of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. On behalf of Arizona families raising students with disabilities we support the advocacy efforts put forward by Arizona Center for Disability Law on this important topic and feel that the proposed legislation would negatively impact students with disabilities and their families.
the AZ OnTrack team worked closely with camps to enroll and support any camper who wanted to participate including providing access to resources and expert special education advisors through a partnership between AZ OnTrack and Raising Special Kids.
When parents demonstrate advocacy for their children with unique needs, it encourages their children to grow into advocates too and live their best lives.