Empowering Families: Sharing Your Story Resource
We are excited to share a valuable new resource with our community: "Sharing Your Story"—a guide designed to help families communicate their personal experiences in impactful ways. Telling your ...
Calling All Dads of Deafblind Children & Adults!
Join the Family-to-Family Communities (F2FC) Dads group, where dads connect, share resources, and support one another in the unique journey of raising a child or supporting a loved one ...
October Family Newsletter: Navigating Halloween, New Resources, and Dads’ Group Launch
Our latest Family Newsletter is here! As we embrace the fall season, we’ve put together a variety of resources to support and inspire families. From helpful tips on inclusive ...
New Back-to-School Resources for Families!
The Washington DeafBlind Program is excited to share two new resources to help families get ready for the school year: Back-to-School Tips: A handy guide filled with practical tips ...
Introducing Our First Monthly Family Newsletter!
We’re excited to share the first edition of the Washington DeafBlind Program’s Family Newsletter! Each month, we’ll bring you resources, events, and tips to support you and your family. ...
Join us for our Monthly Family Connection Calls!
On the second Tuesday of the month at 4:30-5:30 pm, we’ve been hosting family engagement and connection Zoom calls in collaboration with the Oregon Deafblind Project. On October 8th ...
Welcome Lane McKittrick – our new Family Engagement Coordinator
Welcome, Lane McKittrick, our new Family Engagement Coordinator (FEC)! You can connect with her by phone at 206-599-9900 or via email at lanemckittrick.wsds@gmail.com. Many state deafblind projects have FECs, ...
Webinar Series – Communication for Students with Complex Needs (DeafBlind focus)
Register Now! Date: 09/25/2024 Time: 4:00-5:30 Location: internet Type: Webinar Description Children and youth who are deafblind have many concepts and skills to learn before language is achieved, ...
NEW! Awe & Wonder Podcast
Kathee Scoggin and Emma Packard discuss the role of AAC, building rapport, and learning from children who are deafblind. Kathee Scoggin: “A parent of one child said to me ...
