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Upcoming Events
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Family Fun Night
for kids with special needs and their families!
The first 2 are scheduled for Thur., May 1 and Mon. June 2
5:30-8:00 pm
at Marbles Kids’ Museum
201 E. Hargett Street, Raleigh
$5 per person or $20 per family
Through a community wide collaborative, the museum will be open one (1) evening a month
specifically for children with special needs and their families.
For more information call The Arc of Wake County at 832-2660 x100 or visit www.marbleskidsmuseum.org
proudly partnering with:
Triangle Down Syndrome Network
Wake County Cerebral Palsy Support Group
Wake County LICC (Local Inter-Agency Coordinating Council)
Wake County SEPTA (Special Education PTA)
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Building A Network
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Click below to download the report from the first "Building A Network Conference". |
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The Wake County LICC is a collaborative partnership among:
• parents,
• caregivers,
• public agencies,
• private and non-profit organizations,
• interested community members or organizations,
to promote a coordinated and effective Early Intervention (EI) system in Wake County.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING!!
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Looking for activities and fun for your birth-5 child this summer & all year long?
Join the Wake County LICC for a
Summer Resource Fair
Tuesday, April 8th
10:00 -12:00 pm
at Project Enlightenment
Presenters:
Adaptive Aquatics (Swimming)
AliPat- In-home Games & Activities (parent-owned)
Finley YMCA
Horse & Buddy (Horse Backriding)
Marbles Kid’s Museum
Miracle League (Baseball)
Noah’s Ark Animal Workshop (parent-owned)
PTA (Ballet & Outings for Boys & Girls)
Raleigh Parks & Recreation
Southeast Family Services (Playgroup)
AND MORE!!!
For more information or to RSVP, click here
Refreshments will be served. Children welcome!
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The LICC needs INPUT from families!
The Early Intervention (EI) System is made up of many services. As a family enrolled in EI, you are encouraged to participate and be a part of the system that works for you and your child.
Parents are eligible for stipends for participation in LICC activities/meetings.
Parents are encouraged to get involved. You can:
• join the LICC and become an active member
• participate in specific goal areas that interest you
• receive information on support groups/area resources
You are your child’s best advocate and teacher. Help the system work for you and for others!
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SERVICES TO FAMILIES
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PARENT RESOURCES:
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Early Childhood Development Brochure
This brochure is designed to help families & professionals determine whether or not a child should be screened or evaluated for delays.
En Espanol
Made possible by a grant from Wake Co. SmartStart. |
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Wake County Early Intervention Road Map.
A short guide to help parents navigate the Early Intervention system. With information on EI services, an EI timeline, and much more.
En Espanol
Made possible by a grant from Wake Co. SmartStart. |
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September 2007 LICC Meeting
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