Register to join! STOMP Workshops sessions help military families access valuable information and resources, build connections, and strengthen family-professional partnerships. Each workshop lasts two hours, presented over Zoom. STOMP Workshops and Webinars are free to Read More
Register to join! STOMP Workshops sessions help military families access valuable information and resources, build connections, and strengthen family-professional partnerships. Each workshop lasts two hours, presented over Zoom. STOMP Workshops and Webinars are free to Read More
Register to join! STOMP Workshops sessions help military families access valuable information and resources, build connections, and strengthen family-professional partnerships. Each workshop lasts two hours, presented over Zoom. STOMP Workshops and Webinars are free to military-connected families and professionals. Hosted by Fort Campbell Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) – Family Support May 19: 8:30-10:30am CT / 9:30-11:30am ETDemystifying Key Components Read More
Register to join! STOMP Workshops sessions help military families access valuable information and resources, build connections, and strengthen family-professional partnerships. Each workshop lasts two hours, presented over Zoom. STOMP Workshops and Webinars are free to military-connected families and professionals. Hosted by Fort Campbell Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) – Family Support May 19: 8:30-10:30am CT / 9:30-11:30am ETDemystifying Key Components Read More
Register to join! The times for these trainings according to your time zone: 9-11am PT / 10am-12pm MT / 11am-1pm CT / 12-2pm STOMP Workshops sessions help military families access valuable information and resources, build connections, and strengthen family-professional partnerships. Each workshop lasts two hours, presented over Zoom. STOMP Workshops and Webinars are free to military-connected families and professionals. Hosted Read More
Register to join Join other young adults 18 – 26 years of age with disabilities and connect online or in-person in Tacoma. Share, discuss, listen, brainstorm, and shape your future! Check it out, join monthly, or when you can. When Do We Meet? Day: 3rd Wednesday of each month Time: 4-5pm PT Location: Hybrid Virtual: Zoom In-Person: PAVE Office 6316 Read More
The purpose and mission of People First of Washington is to assist all people to realize and appreciate that we are PEOPLE FIRST and our disabilities are secondary. We are equal citizens in our communities. This meeting is available both in person and online. To learn more or to get the online meeting link visit: Read More
Register and Join us for an empowering training series every Thursday in May 2025! May 8, 2025 IDEA Unveiled: overview of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), focusing on rights, processes, and strategies to support students with disabilities and their families. May 15, 2025 Starting Strong (IFSP): focus on understanding and implementing Individualized Family Read More
We’re here to help with IEPs and other documents—no registration needed, just show up! Join us on the 4th Friday of each month (except December) from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Round Table Pizza on George Washington Way. First come, first served, so swing by, grab a slice, and let’s tackle those documents together! Read More
Join teens who are 13 – 17 years of age with disabilities to connect online to share, chat, listen, brainstorm, and shape your future! Check it out, join monthly, or when you can. When Do We Meet? Day: 4th Wednesday of each month Time: 4-5pm PT Location: Zoom What to expect…. Fun: Meetings will use technology, visuals, and games Read More
Join teens who are 13 – 17 years of age with disabilities to connect online to share, chat, listen, brainstorm, and shape your future! Check it out, join monthly, or when you can. When Do We Meet? Day: 4th Wednesday of each month (May is being held a day early) Time: 4-5pm PT Location: Zoom What to expect…. Read More
Register to join Provides a safe, validating, and empowering space for parents, caregivers, and families of African descent so they can find understanding, strength, and resources to navigate their unique and often challenging and isolating journey of raising Black/African American children or family member with a disability. This group supports:Open discussions,Shared experiences and cultural and Read More
