Virtual activities, education and support for parents with special needs children
Distance and virtual learning websites specifically for children and families with special needs
Carter's Corner
Tonsillectomy 1, mom 0
When a child with autism has surgery, recovery is harder and more complicated
An ode to summer
Making memories in a too short summer season
Stepping Stones
Stepping Stones is a guidebook for people with disabilities, their families and the professionals who work with them. We collect stories from many sources including family members, people living with disabilities and advocates.
Stepping Stones is a specialty publication of ParentingNH sponsored by The NH Council on Developmental Disabilities and Crotched Mountain Foundation.
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Thank you to our Stepping Stones sponsors:
News and information
Special education at home proves a challenge for schools, parents
While school districts have implemented remote learning programs for its students, maintaining instruction for students with disabilities presents unique issues
Does my child have autism?
What parents need to know about getting a diagnosis and finding support
Know your options: Alternatives to guardianship
Less restrictive choices, such as Supported Decision Making, may be a better fit for an individual or family
Get out: Accessible recreation for everyone
New Hampshire is leading the way in accessible recreation. Here’s where to go.
Project SEARCH helping young adults with disabilities find employment opportunities
Program helps students plan for the future
NH Family Support Conference: A place where you can be you
Two families talk about their experiences at the annual event
Same page, same team
New model aims for agencies to collaborate on whole-person approach to treating co-occurring diagnoses
Summer (and sensory-friendly) fun for everyone
Sensory-friendly days are gaining in popularity at NH attractions
Telling her story
Local author and blogger Carrie Cariello talks about her son’s autism, advocacy and finding a balance
The importance of special education options
Spaulding Youth Center is a leading provider of services for children and youth with neurological, emotional, behavioral, learning and/or developmental challenges, including Autism Spectrum Disorder and those who have experienced significant trauma, abuse or neglect.
Meet the 2018 Employment Leadership Award winners
Recognizing businesses that lead the way to provide opportunities for persons with disabilities
He’s going places one robot at a time
Don’t tell Thomas Ryan-Hicks what he can do, especially when it comes to robotics and his future
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