Featured upcoming trainings!
In collaboration
with Eat Smart Move More SC, we present a two part series on Reimagining
program Delivery to students during COVID-19. Join us on
Thursday, September 24
from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. or Tuesday, September 29
from 3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
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Journey Toolkit:
The Power of Organization
Our own Tracie
Hayward outlines how to use our Your Child's Journey Begins Workbook--an
organizational tool to empower you with the knowledge needed to
effectively communicate with professionals in your child's life. Tuesday,
October 6, 10:00 a.m.
or 6:00 p.m.
Visit our calendar for all our upcoming trainings and events!
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Register Now for
Buddy Walk 2020!
Buddy Walk 2020
has a virtual format this year! The event style may be changing, but our
commitment to the community, and all our Buddy Walk families has not!
Your participation
and support is more important than ever so register now
to find out all the details! Sponsors: visit our sponsorship page
to get your business involved now!
Thank you to our Buddy Walk media sponsors!
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School Year
2020!
We know it has
been a difficult start to this year's school year for many families. We
are here to help! Our Education Partner Program
is here to empower you with tools, training, and support to collaborate
with educators to identify and provide the best special education support
and services for your children.
For support and
information on working with your child's school, call us at
1-800-578-8750 or make an online referral
for yourself!
Reading
Readiness for Pre-schoolers!
Text2Read--is a free, mobile-based program to help prepare children
for Kindergarten and becoming ready to read! Parents, text T2R to
734-526-6552 to receive a text message every Friday!
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Parents as
Teachers Program Achievements Recognized!
Our Parent as
Teachers (PAT) program recently received the esteemed "Model
Fidelity" rating for achieving all goals for this year's program!
Our certified
parent educators help parents understand what to expect at each stage of
their child’s early development and offer practical tips to encourage
learning, manage challenging behaviors, and promote strong parent-child
relationships.
Director of Home
Visitation, Brittany Grooms says "This programs gives
parents--especially those who have a child with a complex health
problem--the knowledge, confidence and insight to support their child's
development. We are so proud to have met our goals this year, in spite of
having extra challenges and adjustments that COVID-19 brought to the
program."
Well done
Brittany, Ebony Brooks and Jisset McCollum! Find out how to sign up
for this program.
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FCSC Launches
New Partnership with SCDSS
We are proud to
announce a new collaborative partnership with Department of Social
Services. Our trained staff will provide support, technical assistance,
and training for the DSS Child Well Being Teams when working with
children and youth who have disabilities and special needs. The
partnership will enhance prevention practice, support family connections,
improve overall well-being and permanency of children and youth, and
improve outcomes for one of our state’s most vulnerable populations.
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MUSC Research Study
Opportunity for
adults with Down syndrome and/or their guardians: The Effect of
Congenital Heart Disease on Employment, Neuropsychological Outcomes, and Quality
of Life in Adults with Down syndrome.
Participants can enroll online, their survey answers remain
anonymous, and they are sent a $25 Amazon gift card after they complete
the survey.
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South Carolina
Partners in Policymaking is an innovative evidence-based leadership
training program created to teach adults with disabilities and parents of
young children with disabilities to:
· Become agents of long-term change.
· Be active partners with policymakers whose decisions
affect their future.
· Dream about a future with possibilities.
2021 Sessions
start in January, 2021. Download Application
For more program
details, contact William Farrior: 803-734-4190, william.farrior@admin.sc.gov
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Do you know a
child with a disability or special healthcare needs who could benefit
from Family Connection's resources?
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Visit our web site and
connect with us on social media for the latest updates from Family
Connection!
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