Category: General Information
YMCA Challenger Spring Fling Dance – March 1st
Stacy Jones
Feb 13
|11:11
Skills to Succeed Parent Survey
Stacy Jones
Feb 12
|09:44
Hello! We would love your assistance in getting this survey out to parents of children under the age of 12 who have been diagnosed with Autism, PDD-NOS, ADD, ADHD, high anxiety disorder, etc. in the Kansas City area.
Skills to Succeed is committed to helping families be successful, and in talking with parents, it is clear that resources that provide support to children with clinical and developmental needs in the evening are scarce. Finding experienced and enthusiastic people who you can trust to care for your child can be a challenge, but it’s important for all parents to take time for themselves when they can know that their kids are safe, having fun, and learning. Please take a few moments to answer this short survey so that we can best assess your needs in the design of our program.
If you have any questions about our services or would like additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me or check out our website: www.theskillstosucceed.org
Thanks so much!
Stephanie Breaker
Director of Program Services
Skills to Succeed
Who to call with questions about KanCare
Stacy Jones
Jan 28
|15:09
Free Special Needs Parents Night Out
Stacy Jones
Jan 15
|12:37
Free Special Needs, Parents’ Night Out
At Legacy Christian Church
13715 W. 151st St., Olathe, KS or
10150 Antioch Road, OP, KS
Monthly, 1st Saturday 5:30-8:30 p.m.
- Respite Care for parents of kids (ages 3 and up) with special needs
- Quarterly sibling workshops
Parents can drop off their special needs children for a fun evening of 1-on-1 care. Specially trained volunteers will guide the children through fun activities, crafts, snacks and building new friendships.
Parents Night Out enables the parents to go to church, go out to dinner, spend time with friends or whatever they need most while their children are cared for and loved in a fun environment.
For more information contact alison.boles@gmail.com or913.962.5271
Kansas Commission on Disability Concerns (KCDC) Website
Stacy Jones
Oct 17
|10:28
Below is a link to the Kansas Commission on Disability Concerns (KCDC) website. It provides disability-related information to the people of Kansas. Many of the key resources people access are listed on this site, such as Disability Service Maps, Resources, ADA Information, Legislative Information and more.
In addition, it offers a wealth of information on topics to assist people with disabilities in living as equal citizens in our state’s communities. These include work, school, daily living, play, youth and disability history.
This is a wealth of resources! http://www.kcdcinfo.com/
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