Parents Reaching Out
Providing support, training and tools for families and youth with disabilities or complex medical needs.
WHAT WILL YOU DO? Be offered a recorded training about your special education rights Attend a 1.5 hour zoom session about legislative advocacy Complete three surveys about the effect of the training Be videotaped (for less than three minutes) sharing your concerns about IDEA. We will edit your video and share…
Learn about disability awareness, self-advocacy, options for after high school and the next steps for healthcare transition. Participants will receive an information toolkit and options for on-going support during the transition process. These workshops are provided at no cost to attendees. For more information or to register, contact Michelle Simpson. (505) 300-4002 or msimpson@parentsreachingout.org
Attendees will learn about the components of reading, and ways to support reading at home for children in grades K-3. Participants will also learn how families and schools can work with one another and what to do if a child is struggling in school. This workshop will also provide information on the Special Education referral…
Parents Reaching Out is providing a virtual workshop for parents to support successful readers in grades K-3. Attendees will learn about the components of reading, and ways to support reading at home. Participants will also learn how families and schools can work with one another and what to do if a child is struggling in…
In this workshop you will learn about Parents Reaching Out's programs and services. We will discuss the four departments under PRO and what services each department provides. You will have the opportunity to ask questions about our program and services.
El grupo de apoyo le proporcionará un lugar seguro para compartir sus experiencias y conectarse con otros padres. Le proporcionará un espacio para hablar sobre los éxitos, las frustraciones y las preocupaciones que enfrenta como padre de un niño con una discapacidad.
In this workshop, you will learn about the essential legal protections provided under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) for both parents and students which include the evaluation and Individualized Education Plan process.
Helping children and families with health, positivity, and caring experiences.