Peer Support Training
Parent peer support is a parent/caregiver or using their lived experience to support others going through similar experiences.
Parent peer support is a parent/caregiver or using their lived experience to support others going through similar experiences.
Building relationships based on mutual trust and two-way communication results in school and family partnerships that create strong academic and social/emotional support systems to foster success for all students.
Join the Mississippi Down Syndrome Advocacy Coalition on March 19 for Down Syndrome Advocacy Day at the Mississippi State Capitol to engage with legislators, share stories, and discuss issues important to the Down syndrome community.
The Special Education Advisory Panel will meet on Wednesday, March 20, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. via zoom.
This hour is open for any family member to drop in to ask questions or get feedback about IEP issues and other school situations.
Please join us on March 22, at 1 pm in congratulating our newest class of parent-peer support graduates.
This group focuses on understanding current policy issues and opportunities to serve on decision-making committees.
This presentation will cover the six foundational principles of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), Participants will learn about evaluation, FAPE, IEP, LRE, parent and student participation, and procedural safeguards.
This hour is open for any family member to drop in for all or some of the time to share any concerns or get feedback from others about handling different situations.
We believe parents and caregivers are the experts when it comes to their own family: to make decisions and plans whether it involves the development, safety, education, wellbeing, services, and care for their children.