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Raising Special Kids would not be the organization it is without the support of our parent leaders. Thank you for […]
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Busy Parents Lean on Raising Special Kids For Training and Support
Inclusion isn’t just a philosophy for the Merrill family, it’s a way of life.
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Parent Leadership
Volunteer with Raising Special Kids by bringing your experience as a parent of a child with disabilities to help new parents acquire essential knowledge and skills.
Raising Special Kids Fills the Compassion Gap
Not only does Michelle Dumay have a calming voice, she is able to candidly describe her complex family experiences with
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They Taught Me to Advocate for My Son
“Even before his diagnosis, I knew something was going on with him. Little did I know, our lives were going to change forever.”
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Finding Strength on the Journey
Kara shares her journey navigating her daughter Zoey’s challenges, finding her voice through RSK’s support, and learning to provide hope for others.
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Raising Special Kids Is Always There
We know who to call if we are feeling overwhelmed, and know that RSK not only understands logically how to help us (which is obviously important), but also understands compassionately how to help us (which is also a necessity as the challenges we face almost daily can really add up and take a toll on you if you don’t have that compassionate support).
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Raising Special Kids Helped Me Develop My Toolbox
“One of the most important things I’ve learned from Raising Special Kids is that parents are valuable members of any team decision-making process.”
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I Can Do This!
“Like many parents, sometimes I wanted to deal head-on with an issue and other times I’d just want to bury my head in the sand. Those were the times I just needed someone to listen.”
Someone Who Understood What She Was Feeling
Angelica’s second baby was due in just three weeks when her first son, Andres, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. “My
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