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• 200 Bike Helmets
• 400 Personal Care Bags
• 700 New Coats
• 700 Backpacks (with school supplies inside)
• School Vaccinations
• Buffalo Soldiers (In Full Gear)
• 600 Snack Bags( Donated by TCTF Outreach)
• Optometrist on Site to Check Vision
• Over 25 brand New Bikes will be Raffled
(Marine View Presbyterian Church)
• 300 Seattle Mariner Baseball Caps
( Donated by St. Joseph Medical Center)
• Classic Cars
• Face Painters
• Classic Cars
• Game Truck With all the Latest Gaming Systems
• Step Teams
• Health Screenings
• 2 Doctors n 4 Nurses on sight to answer your health questions
• Teeth Cleaning on Site
• Resources for Homeless Children
• Resources for Families With D-AFN Members
• Hair Cuts
• Games
• Entertainment
• Socks, T-Shirts, and Undergarments
• MUCH MORE………

Seattle – UW IHDD Research Day

The 1st annual University of Washington IHDD Research Day will take place on Thursday, June 15, 2023. This is a celebration of researchers from across the IHDD, including the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center (IDDRC) and University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD), and is aimed to promote and foster collaboration across the institute.

Online – Bremerton Strengthening Families Locally

Share Community Stories. Build Community Voice. Develop Community Plans to Strengthen Families Locally

The SFL Collaborative seeks to increase family & community resilience to prevent child maltreatment and foster care entry. We invite you to have a seat at the table and make your voice heard. With your help, communities are creating stronger supports for families and children.

Join parents, volunteers, community agencies, schools, and tribes, in partnership with DCYF in building stronger, healthier communities and families.

**Stipends are available to those who attend this meeting in an unpaid capacity.

Online – Sequim/Port Angeles Strengthening Families Locally

Share Community Stories. Build Community Voice. Develop Community Plans to Strengthen Families Locally

Join parents, volunteers, community agencies, schools, and tribes, in partnership with DCYF in building stronger, healthier communities and families.

**Stipends are available to those who attend this meeting in an unpaid capacity.

Online – Training Life After High School Planning, Private School & Home School

What will the training cover?

Overview of education rights and civil rights for students with disabilities
Time for your questions on any special education topic

Who is this training for?

Families and Youth with IEPs, professionals who serve students in special education.

World Down Syndrome Day Dance Party

Sharing Down Syndrome in Pierce County is inviting you to a FREE World Down Syndrome Day Dance Party!

Space is limited so register today!

Bust out those fancy duds and crazy socks, show your DS Pride in yellow and blue, and come dance with us to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day!

DOOR PRIZES! BUDDY BINGO! DANCING!

This is a family event, parents and adults are expected to stay and provide necessary supervision. There will not be staff to support or supervise individuals.

Online – Down Syndrome Moms Night In

Spend an hour with other moms who get it. Our experiences and lives are unique, unto themselves! Come put your feet up and chat a bit! This group meets online the 2nd Friday of each month.

Online – Black/African American Family Support Group

This group is for Black/African American families to come together as a cultural community to support one another as parents/caregivers of children, youth, adults and individuals with Developmental Disabilities. Come talk to other parents who get it.

Some of the topics on our agenda:

Sensory Processing Disorder & hair maintenance
Overcoming Cultural biases and stigmas
Parenting in public (overcoming behavior challenges & public opinions)

4th Thursday of each month from 7-8pm! Drop in and say hi!