Help Children with Disabilities Experience Brighter Tomorrows Children of all abilities deserve the opportunity to reach their unique individual potential. And, young children with special
Our Kids Who Count Executive Director, Kelsey Lewis was selected by UV Magazine as an “Angel Among Us As her staff, we couldn’t agree more!
Many parents and caregivers are NOT AWARE of the valuable resources that early intervention programs provide. Early intervention is a term used to describe the services and
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One of the most difficult things that a parent may face with a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder or another disorder is self-injurious behaviors. These
As the weather changes and our attention turns to the upcoming holidays, thoughts of family connection and fun might be on most people’s minds. For
Kids with special needs—especially autism—can struggle with the many transitions they have to make throughout the day. Kids tend to hyper-focus on what they are
Many children with special needs, especially autism, have sensory sensitivities. Because of this, your child may be reluctant to wear a mask. The American Academy
Are you trying to teach your child two languages at the same time? Is your child not really showing a lot of progress and, in
Need some ideas for easy, at-home activities? Try these! We’ve put them into an activity calendar you can print out. Just click on the PDF
Raising a family blessed with a special needs child is uniquely overwhelming. Special needs families understand multitasking, joy, heartache, and stress in ways that transcend
This is a question we have been asking a lot in the last couple of months. While we are anxious for things to get back
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