In a few weeks, we'll announce the location and dates of our family and professional conference. In the meantime, we're excited to announce the event chair for next year's family conference: meet Erin
As part of our ongoing effort to make sure we address the needs of all the children we serve, we are honored to be part of the Youth Advisory Committee for HOBSCOTCH-Youth, a forthcoming
Recently, a young adult who had a big epilepsy surgery when she was a child asked on social media about ABLE accounts. After I pulled together some links and resources for her, I
Do you want to learn how to be a better collaborator with your child’s school team and still get the services your child needs? Do you feel frustrated by the IEP process? Confused?
Transitioning to college for a teen who had epilepsy surgery in childhood may seem daunting, but it is possible for many in our community. Here are some tips and resources for young
A major concern for many families with students who have had brain surgery for epilepsy is how to prepare for independent living, especially when schools and transition programs are closed (or limited) for in-person
The COVID-19 pandemic and changing economy has increased financial anxiety and needs for many members of our community. It has also exposed deep inequities in health care and education across the country, especially
We know that some members of our community may be experiencing financial hardship that affects their ability to pay for food, shelter, rent, or other necessities right now because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Posted October 8, 2019 • Updated October 8, 2020 Today is World Sight Day, a global day of awareness to focus attention on blindness and vision impairment. Here we share some resources for you
The U.S. Department of Labor Statistics reports that only 19.1% of persons with disabilities are employed, compared to 65.9% without disabilities. In celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, here are resources for
