Assisting families with loved ones with disabilities from birth through life.

Families experience a range of emotions when learning that their loved one has a disability or delay:

Loss * Denial * Blame or Anger * Fear/Anxiety * Sadness

Love and joy: Nothing is more precious than a child, despite any obstacles the family must face.

Motivation to act: Learning about and using laws that ensure the right to services for a child.

Families make a difference for a loved one with a disability!

• Family members are the most important people and constant in their loved ones life.




• Families know their loved one better than anyone else.




• Families help their loved one develop and learn.




• Families have much to share.




• Families attending workshops is a way that families can take action on behalf of their loved ones.




• Families learn how to use their voice effectively in effort to bring about positive changes in the life of their loved one with disabilities, their family, and community.

Focus of Services

• Enhancing the learning and development of their child.




• Encourage families to have their loved one participate in family and community activities.




• Maximize: natural occurring learning opportunities.