Company Name
LICC...Caring in Wake County
UPCOMING LICC MEETINGS
04.08.2008
LICC Meeting at
Project Enlightenment
10am-12pm
05.13.2008
LICC Meeting at
Project Enlightenment
10am-12pm
06.10.2008
LICC Meeting at
Project Enlightenment
10am-12pm
Upcoming Events



present
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)

 Building A Network

Click below to download the report from the first "Building A Network Conference".
Welcome
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.
WHAT'S HAPPENING!!


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!



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!

 
SERVICES TO FAMILIES
PARENT RESOURCES:
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.
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.
September 2007 LICC Meeting
Copyright © 2007