WREIC supports professionals working with, and families of, children birth to five years old who are deaf/hard of hearing, blind/visually impaired, or deafblind. WREIC has been in place for ...
The Washington DeafBlind Program provides transition services for students between the ages 14-22. Our team is here to support students and teams around the continued development of: Communication and ...
Partnerships for Action, Voices for Empowerment (PAVE) has a website in multiple languages, including information on the right to a Free and Appropriate Public Education (FAPE). Visit PAVE to ...
Did you know that a guide on Life After High School is available for free, in many languages? Do you know a family of a youth (14-21) with a ...
Mentoring relationships can make a huge difference in children’s lives, but identifying mentors for those with Usher syndrome can be challenging. To address this issue, NCDB, the National Deaf Center, ...
Caregiving for a child who is deafblind or has another medically complex condition or disease can be both challenging and rewarding. The “Guidebook for Caregivers of Children with Rare ...
“My family is interested in learning sign language, but there is so much info out there and we don’t know where to start.” “Our child’s school team uses signs ...
OHOA online modules are a national resource designed to increase awareness, knowledge, and skills related to intervention for students (ages 3 through 21) who are deafblind and being served ...
Save the Date The CHARGE Syndrome Foundation is pleased to get "Back in CHARGE in Orlando!" The 2023 Conference offers a top notch program with a wide variety of ...
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