Participants will learn about disability benefits and the disability application process; and about other Social Security programs, and who qualifies.

With our Parent Support Program, parents who contact us for support are matched with a “veteran” parent—someone who most often has a child with a similar disability.

This training on Louisiana Bullying Prevention Laws which applies to all public school students.

Caregiving is challenging, particularly when you are caring for a child from a hard place. Children from hard places include children who experienced distress in the womb or during delivery, were hospitalized early in life…

Join us for this new interactive training as we discuss Special Education dispute resolution options when parents disagree.

This training will teach you about the current stat of employment for people with disabilities in Louisiana.

Whether you’re new to special education or have been involved for a while, this workshop is for you.

All-Hazards Emergency Preparedness for People with Disabilities and Complex Medical Care Needs

Daryn Broussard is a long-time advocate working for the rights of people with disabilities to have competitive employment in their community.

It is often difficult to discuss health concerns with your child's school leadership. Learn what questions to ask and what should be in a good Individualized Health Plan as part of your child's Individualized Education Plan.

Learning that your child has a disability or special health care need is scary - Families Helping Families of Acadiana's Acadiana Parent Connection is here to help!

Join us during this training as we cover some of the most commonly asked questions by parents about the Identification, Referral and Evaluation Process of special education. As part of our FAQ series, we also offer Special Education FAQ 2.0 that covers the IEP process and Special Education FAQ 3.0 that covers the transition process.

Join us for this new interactive training on the most frequently asked questions about the Individualized Education Program (IEP) Process.

Join us for this new interactive training on the most frequently asked questions about the transition process from high school to adult life.

The Basics of Educational Plans: IEP vs 504 Plans. This training will cover the differences between IEPs and 504 Plans.

Are you ready to become a more effective advocate for disability rights?

Whether you’re new to special education or have been involved for a while, this workshop is for you. This presentation provides families with an introduction to their rights and responsibilities as parents of children with special needs under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).

Join us for this new interactive training as we discuss Special Education dispute resolution options when parents disagree. Learning Goals includes:•The frequently used acronyms•The different informal and formal dispute resolutions options offered by the Louisiana Department of Education...

September EarlySteps Webinar! Join us for an informational webinar. Learn what to expect when Transitioning from EarlySteps!

Gain knowledge of Louisiana’s Part C program and learn what to expect for your child and family!

Join us for a brief overview of Morning Sun’s processes, difference between self-direction and traditional provider, discuss steps to enroll in self-direction and the responsibilities and roles of people in Self-Direction.

Come hear about an important payment rate study! Do you currently receive or provide home and community based services through Louisiana’s Medicaid programs?

Pizza Village - Nov 7th 2024 at 6 PM

We are excited to announce our 3rd Annual Fall Festival!! Come visit us on November 10th from 12-4pm for food, music, horses, games, and fun for the family!

The Louisiana Youth Leadership Forum is an exciting program focused on advocacy and leadership for youths with disabilities, returning for its third year! The LAYLF Coordinator, Lillian DeJean, will present on how the program teaches tenets of self-determination and disability culture to encourage youths with disabilities to become active participants in their own futures and

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Learn about transition options for your child when they turn 3. Learn about OCDD Supports and what a Children's Choice Waiver is.

Are you wondering how decisions get made at the Capitol? Curious about how laws and budgets impacting individuals with disabilities come to life? Whether you’re new to advocacy or just need a refresher, this meeting is for you!