Ideas for Activities at Home
With schools closed, families are looking for ideas on how to help their children who are deaf-blind continue to learn and have fun - visit the National Center on Deaf-Blindness (NCDB) activities at home
Home Is a Powerful Place for Learning…
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
Resources from OSPI
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
Self-Care for Families During COVID-19
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
Family Stories
Families Matter Stories Welcome to the Families Matter stories developed by the National Center on Deaf-Blindness (NCDB). Told mostly through video, they will introduce you to children and young adults who are deaf-blind
Open Hands, Open Access (OHOA) – 2021 Winter/Spring Series
OHOA online modules are a national resource designed to increase awareness, knowledge, and skills related to intervention for students (ages 3 through 21) who are deaf-blind and being served in educational settings. Come join