Event Calendar
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WHO: Youth 21 and under with an
intellectual developmental disability
Benefits for you through Leadership:
1) Build confidence.
2) Establish relationships.
3) Gain knowledge of local systems.
4) Speak for yourself and others.
5) Be heard!
To make sure we have time for you, please call Sherry Mashburn to confirm attendance!
WHO: Youth 21 and under with an
intellectual developmental disability
Benefits for you through Leadership:
1) Build confidence.
2) Establish relationships.
3) Gain knowledge of local systems.
4) Speak for yourself and others.
5) Be heard!
WHO: Youth 21 and under with an
intellectual developmental disability
Benefits for you through Leadership:
1) Build confidence.
2) Establish relationships.
3) Gain knowledge of local systems.
4) Speak for yourself and others.
5) Be heard!
This workshop includes information about:
- IEP
- Behavior Plans
- Suspension
- Expulsions
Este taller incluye información sobre:
- IEP
- Planes de comportamiento
- Suspensiones
- Expulsiones
Mom’s Night Out! Dad’s welcome too!
Second Friday of the month @ 6:30 pm
This meeting is open to anyone caring for a child with a disability or chronic health care need.
How we support each other:
- We share
- We celebrate
- We respect each other
- We agree to disagree
- We are doing the best we can
- What we hear, stays here
Any questions:
Doreen VanderVort: 253-439-8001
p2p@wapave.org
Andrea Graham : 253-260-6240
sharingdownsyndromeinpc@gmail.com
WHO: Youth 21 and under with an
intellectual developmental disability
Benefits for you through Leadership:
1) Build confidence.
2) Establish relationships.
3) Gain knowledge of local systems.
4) Speak for yourself and others.
5) Be heard!
Make Holiday gifts for family of friends, eat some pizza and meet up with old and new friends.
Bring a suggested donation of $5.00 per person to cover the cost of supplies and pizza. 2 gifts per person.
Parents can bring their IEP’s or assessments and together we offer support and information.No appointment necessary.
We also share current updates in special education.
Take advantage of this opportunity to have your own Parent Training and Information Specialist with you and be informed on your rights and your children’s rights.
If you have any questions or to confirm attendance, please call Sherry Mashburn at 509-439-9880 or email smashburn@wapave.org
Parenting is stressful for everyone and parenting a child with special needs is unique and can be isolating. Come to join us for coffee or tea with other parents who get it. This group is about emotional support, laughter, sharing resources and just having a safe place to talk about whatever is on your mind.
Support for parents and caregivers of children with disabilities or special health care needs
HOW WE SUPPORT EACH OTHER
• Parents supporting each other
• Connecting to other parents
• Sharing community resources
• Building community
NOTE: The Gig harbor group has moved to Cutters point coffee in the back room in Gig Harbor Main not uptown