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Impact on Children - Oct. 2006
A community
Initiative for Young Children & Families:
www.everybodyready.com
2007/2008 Michigan Directory
of Service Providers for Infants, Toddlers, and Students with Disabilities
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Career Resource Center
Article regarding libraries and student
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Parents Guide to the Internet
This Parents Guide to the Internet is intended to help
parents--regardless of their level of technological know-how--make use of
the on-line world as an important educational tool
Internet Safety Tips (NEW!)
The Internet is a place for our children to grow, learn, and explore. Unfortunately there are dangers that all parents should be aware of. This comprehensive guide includes tips for parents who want their kids to be "cyber-safe".
Parents, Educators & Publishers
Looking for software that kids can use? This site evaluates software as well
as hardware and equipment upgrades.
Parents Tool Box
A good site that offers Parents useful information to help them help their
children with learning.
Family and Neighborhood Services (FNS)
19101 Inkster Rd.
Romulus, Michigan (734) 782-4011
The Philosophy of services stresses the importance of reaching out to
families without regard to their ability to pay. Services include:
Family supports and behavior coaches, individual and family counseling,
psychiatric consultation, crisis intervention and advocacy / family
support. They can also help with guardianship and estate planning.
ARC/Downriver
4212 13th Street, Wyandotte (734) 283-9018
Their goal is to help families obtain benefits, services and programs for
all children and adults with mental retardation. They provide mentally
challenged children, adults and families with a variety of recreational
opportunities. There are also supports for family guidance,
legislative information and advocacy.
Respite Care
(734) 425-9950
Respite means relief. The respite care program offers in and
out-of-home care to families with developmentally disabled family members.
Respite care is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to assist you in
times of need. Options include: In-home respite, out-of-home respite,
in-home therapy for behavioral challenges and case managers to help link
families to resources that are available in the community. Families
may use the service for emergencies, vacations, stress relief, appointments
and recreation. A sliding fee scale is used, no family is denied
service due to ability to pay.
Exceptional Parent Magazine asked parents to rate their favorite Web Sites. We are passing these on to you with the hope that you will also find them informative and interesting.
National Institute on Disability & Rehabilitation Research.
Access E-bility Online
http://www.ebility.com
Children with Disabilities
http://www.childrenwithdisabilities.ncjrs.org
Autism Society of America
http://www.autism-society.org
Autism Web
http://www.autismweb.org
RDC's Transitional
Respite Center (09/23/2004)
