Parenting Resources
1-800 Contacts 7 Warning Signs Your Child may have a vision problem
Advocacy Basics presented by The ARC of Texas
Born This Way Toolkit - resources for education, transition, and employment
Developmental Screening & Early Intervention: Learn about developmental milestones, developmental screening tools, and Early Childhood Intervention services for families and their children with developmental delays or disabilities
Down Syndrome Association of Houston:Provides programs and support to individuals with Down Syndrome from birth to 99
Exceptional Parent is an online magazine for parents of children or young adults with disabilities
Financial and Housing Guidance with CreditSmart by Freddie Mac
Healthcare Transition ( Youth to Adult): From Health & Human Services
Home Remodeling and Modifications for People with Special Needs
Justin Dart Jr. Center for Students with DisABILITIES
LITE-UP Texas Program is designed to help qualified low-income individuals reduce the monthly cost of electric service
MAINTAIN (Medicines Assistance for Those who Are in Need)presented by Pfizer
MassMutual Greater Houston Special Care Planning Team financial goals and objectives for your loved ones
Parenting & Stress: Developing Your Own Coping Strategies
Resource Guide for Parents of Children with Disabilities
Special Life Network is designed to facilitate the integration of individuals with special needs into the church and the broader community. Proceeds and donations raised at this event will benefit Special Life Network in the efforts to fulfill this purpose. Visit www.speciallife.org for more information.
Special Needs Directory
Texas Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Program provides Texans with disabilities and their families the opportunity to save money for disability-related expenses in a tax-advantaged account without losing their eligibility for certain public benefits such as Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Medicaid
Texas Infant, Toddler, and Three-Year Old Early Learning Guidelines
Understanding ADA, Section 504, IDEA and IEP
U.S. Department of Education Releases Guidance on Civil Rights of Students with Disabilities
