Personal Destacado: Wendi Howe
¡Ella ha vuelto! Durante los últimos cinco años, el Distrito de Escuelas Públicas de Gilbert ha tenido la suerte de […]
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News & Updates
COVID-19 Flexibilities Update
On June 3, AHCCCS held a town hall meeting during which they shared their current plans for ending the COVID-19
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New Resources to Prevent and Address Sexual Violence Against Individuals with Disabilities
Raising Special Kids was one of the more than 50 different organizations, survivors, and families that made up the The
AzEIP Shares Plan for Safely Resuming In-Person Services
Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) recently released their plan for resuming in-person early intervention services. Alicia Amundson, Part C Coordinator/Program
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What a Long, Strange Year It’s Been!
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.
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Personal Destacado: Nannette Salasek
Nannette y Ched Salasek se enteraron antes del nacimiento de que su tercer hijo tendría espina bífida. Ched se enfrentó
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ACTION ALERT: Proposed Voting Laws Will Make it Harder for People With Disabilities To Vote
Early voting is not new to Arizona and voters have been participating in democracy through early voting for the past
What’s happening with AAC? Changes for DDD Members as of Jan. 1
Like many parents, Nicole and Brett Guysi developed the habit of spelling words in front of their young children to
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We’re Listening!
From January – June, 2020, Raising Special Kids surveyed 189 family support program participants