
Spelling to Communicate
Spelling to Communicate: Help for Individuals with Autism who are Nonspeaking or Minimally Speaking *Free or low-cost sessions available with student practitioner* My name is Lili Story, and I’m
The Kitsap County Parent Coalition (KCPC) provides education, advocacy and referrals to help people with developmental disabilities get the support and services they need to improve their lives.
The purpose of the Parent Coalition is to provide information and resources for parents, caregivers and families with children and adults with developmental disabilities living in Kitsap County. The goal is to get you connected with the appropriate services available in our community, and offer opportunities for networking with other families, training, and education.
We connect families to resources available on a community, state and federal level for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities
We provide trainings on all issues and services affecting your loved one that experiences a disability
We make sure that parent voices are heard at all levels of decision making on issues affecting our loved ones.
Spelling to Communicate: Help for Individuals with Autism who are Nonspeaking or Minimally Speaking *Free or low-cost sessions available with student practitioner* My name is Lili Story, and I’m
As the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic shifts into a new mode in Washington State and the mask mandates are lifted, there may be a significant desire to “blow off steam,”
Four part series where parents will learn about strategies designed to impact their child’s development.
Easterseals Washington was awarded a one-year grant from the Comcast NBCUniversal Foundation to build a digital literacy and employment-training program that will result in digital literacy (ability to safely communicate through various technology devices & platforms) skill building and a paid internship for participants in their communities.
Create, Collaborate & Communicate Register Now! May 5 through June 16, 2022 | Webinars will take place 10:30am – 12:00pm The 10th annual Community Summit will be held on a
Check out the many partner agencies serving individuals with disabilities and their families.