Spend some time with parents who support each other while
learning about resources and services for their families and loved ones
with developmental disabilities, autism, behavioral health, etc.
Oct 13th 6:30-7:30pm
Virtual Support Meeting
Email KittitasCountyParent2Parent@gmail.com for Zoom invite
Oct 16th 12-1pm
 Lunch at El Caporal 201 W. University Way
Oct 23rd 6:30-8pm
Dinner at Roadhouse Grill 101 Umptanum Rd.
DCYF Childcare Subsidy Program
Department of Children, Youth and Family’s Working Connections Child Care Subsidy program, serving children 0-12, is available to more families than ever — and applying is quick and easy. If you qualify, you could pay no more than $165 a month and some families pay nothing at all.
Apply today at  https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/childcare
For more information call 844-626-8687.
Every student deserves a strong start to the school year. For families of children with disabilities, preparing for school includes reviewing the Individualized Education Program (IEP). The IEP is a legal document and a living plan that outlines the supports and services a student needs to access their education. Families play a key role in shaping the IEP and making sure it works for their child.
A Brief Overview:
The start of a new school year is a great time for families to revisit or begin the IEP process to support their student’s learning.
If a student doesn’t yet have an IEP, requesting an evaluation is the first step to determine eligibility for special education services.
Review the IEP before school starts to prepare questions and suggestions for the team.
And SO much more...
Read the article here: https://wapave.org/get-ready-for-school-with-iep-essentials/
