When the world was forced to adjust to a global pandemic, the changes needing to happen in a very short time were nearly staggering. As with many people and organizations, technology took center stage for Raising Special Kids. Staff adjusted to working from home, presenting 100% of our workshops online and helping their own children with online school.
Despite the good news, Nannette found herself overwhelmed and paralyzed with fear. An amazing NICU nurse referred her to Raising Special Kids who offered support, guidance, and, most importantly, a connection to another parent who had a child with spina bifida.
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From January – June, 2020, Raising Special Kids surveyed 189 family support program participants
The U. S. Department of Education has awarded Arizona’s grant for parent training and information to Raising Special Kids,
families of students eligible for Arizona Long Term Care Services would be able to receive home and community based services during school hours to participate in remote learning.
For many families, back to school looks different this year than it has in previous years.
Raising Special Kid has joined other parent centers nationwide to launch a project to address and dismantle racism in the health care of children and youth with special health care needs and their families.
