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/).
In the Spring 2022 edition of Connecting, we included a photo of a young girl receiving a tube feeding while lying on her back. One of our readers shared with us that conducting tube feedings in this manner increases the risk of aspiration.
Things may have changed since Angelica Lara first started working at Raising Special Kids almost eight years ago but one of them is not her optimistic, diligent and creative approach to helping families – including her own
Staff Spotlight: Angelica Lara Read More »
If your child doesn’t qualify for AzEIP but you still have concerns about development, other resources are available for your family.
My Child Didn’t Qualify for AzEIP. What Can I Do Now? Read More »
Parents who are concerned about developmental delays in their young children now have access to a full suite of resources
OCR is planning to review and revise the Section 504 regulations. The current regulations have not been revised since 1977 and do not cover many situations children experience today.
Does Your Child Receive 504 Accommodations at School? If so, OCR Wants to Hear From You! Read More »
Today we mourn the loss of two inspiring leaders who have left an indelible mark on the community of parents