Building on last month’s meeting, Kitsap’s Kids: The Current Landscape of Pediatric Care, we look forward to hearing from parents and caregivers across our community and working together to better
Hear from parents and caregivers across our community and work together to better understand the challenges families face in accessing timely, local healthcare services for their children and to explore ways we can advocate for meaningful solutions.
We are delighted to invite you to visit our new location on June 11. We’ll meet in the conference room and enjoy some light refreshments. I would love to hear your thoughts on advocacy priorities and future meeting topics.
In this training, we’ll explore the five senses and additional sensory factors impacting community participation.
Carolyn Hartness of Seventh Generation will give a short presentation about FASD and answer questions from family and community members.
This training will cover the: What, When, How, Who, and Where of Assistive Technology for students with disabilities or learning challenges.
This training will provide information to parents, guardians, and professionals who assist students with disabilities in planning a path for their future. It’s never too soon to begin planning to ensure a smooth transition from school to adulthood.
Join us and meet other families in our disability community. Bring a dish to share, or just yourselves.
Square Pegs Kitsap Coordinator, Philip Galbraith, Kitsap Autism Navigator, Angela Cox, and parent advocate, Christa Hewitt, discuss new local events for Neurodivergent (ND) and Autistic people.
Join us in creating your very own snow globe! Drop in any time between 1:30-4:00. Hot cocoa and snacks will be provided. Learn and share about your family’s mental health journey.