Parent to Parent of Georgia and Georgia’s Children’s Medical Services have developed fact sheets on a variety of health-related topics including Georgia’s Children’s Medical Services Program.
Parent to Parent of Georgia and Georgia’s Children’s Medical Services have developed fact sheets on a variety of health-related topics including Healthcare Financing.
Parent to Parent of Georgia and Georgia’s Children’s Medical Services have developed fact sheets on a variety of health-related topics including Health Transition.
Parent to Parent of Georgia and Georgia’s Children’s Medical Services have developed fact sheets on a variety of health-related topics including Medical Home.
Parent to Parent of Georgia and Georgia’s Children’s Medical Services have developed fact sheets on a variety of health-related topics including Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
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Deana recommends that parents keep these resources at their fingertips so they can get to the information they need quickly!
This website and their newsletter offer information about employment and youth with disabilities.
Parent Mentors are moms and dads hired by local school systems to work with special education directors, parents, school teams, teachers and the community to build a bridge of communication between school and home.
Patricia recommends two of her favorite resources to parents whose children are preparing for transition out of high school.
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Susan recommends that parents always check to see if their school district has a Parent Mentor. Parent Mentors are a great resource for information about your local district!