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For parents of children with complex needs, taking care of yourself often feels like a luxury on a “normal” day. During these challenging times, it can seem almost impossible.  The National Center on DeafBlindness

November 7 & 8 This training focuses on students with modality loss and developmental disabilities, a population with minimal to no formal language skill.  Presenter, Jennifer White will address building relational communication skills

Washington's Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) has developed helpful resources: ⇒ Re-opening Washington Schools 2020: Special Education Guidance ⇒ Special Education Guidance ⇒ Resources for Continuous Learning During School Closures ⇒ Resources

Special Education Technology Center (SETC) is providing an online resource, "Equitable Online Learning Through the Lens of Student Needs." Supporting students through distance learning requires thoughtful planning and includes the provision of accommodations and

F2FC brings families together to connect, share information and resources, and offer support to one another in the journey of supporting their family member with deaf-blindness.  Any family member of an individual with deaf-blindness

Home Is a Powerful Place for Learning: Creating Empowering Environments for Kids with Visual Impairments & Deafblindness” The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) - Division of Visual Impairment and DeafBlindness hosted a presentation featuring