Amy Silverman of KJZZ.org and her colleagues shared information about the abuse of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in Arizona through a multi-episode series titled UNSAFE. We believe that this is critical information for families.
Preventing Abuse and Neglect Read More »
Tracey Sullivan first became interested in working with children with special health care needs when her nephew was diagnosed with sensorineural hearing loss, language delays and autism.
Staff Spotlight: Tracey Sullivan Read More »
In December 2021 we say farewell to Jennifer Kupiszewski as she leaves the Raising Special Kids board of directors after many years of dedicated service to the organization. Jennifer has been at the center of many, if not all, of the major Raising Special Kids initiatives during her time with the organization.
A Message From the Director – Fall 2022 Read More »
To qualify for a 504 plan, a student needs to meet a definition set out by law which has three parts. The student must have a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities. Having an impairment alone doesn’t qualify a student for a 504 plan; there must be a substantial limitation in one or more life activities.
The ABCs of 504 Plans Read More »
Raising Special Kids is honored to be one of the recipients of Fresh Cravings’ “Salsabrate the Good” Awards.
Learn about your voting rights, voter registration, knowing your rights, Special Election Boards, and resolving problems on Election Day
What You Need To Know When Voting in Arizona Read More »
DDD will host a series of virtual forums in August 2022. We encourage members, families, vendors and providers to attend. DDD will talk about its proposed use for these funds.
DDD Provider Rate Increase Virtual Forums Read More »
Being recognized for our important work in supporting families raising children with disabilities in our state is an honor.
AZ State Bar Recognizes Raising Special Kids Read More »
Youth and families had the opportunity to learn about employment and vocational rehabilitation, DDD and what supports they can provide for teens and young adults.
Another Picture Perfect Transition Institute in the Books! Read More »
AHCCCS is asking families who have experienced issues related to the formula shortage through DME/Home Health providers to complete this form to Report Concerns About the Quality of Care Received (https://www.azahcccs.gov/ACMS/).