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Niños pequeños / Preescolar Es importante llevar a su niño pequeño al médico. Si tiene preguntas sobre seguros, haga clic en la estrella. Niños pequeños Raisingchildren.net.au Niños en edad preescolar Raisingchildren.net.au Hitos - fotos y videos Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades Phone Sparkler cell phone app Niños pequeños y preescolares en imágenes Raisingchildren.net.au Niños pequeños Raisingchildren.net.au Conexión con su hijo en edad preescolar Raisingchildren.net.au Crianza positiva de 1 a 2 años Sociedad Estadounidense para el Cuidado Positivo de los Niños Crianza positiva de 2 a 3 años Sociedad Estadounidense para el Cuidado Positivo de los Niños Crianza positiva de 3 a 5 años Sociedad Estadounidense para el Cuidado Positivo de los Niños Consejos de crianza positiva para niños pequeños CDC - Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades Consejos para padres positivos para niños en edad preescolar CDC - Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades ¡Los hitos importan! Intervención temprana y ayuda para su hijo CDC - Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades Nutrition Safety SafeKids.org Head Start Centers for Pre-K Find a Head Start Center near you 203-777-4006 Volver a la buena crianza Volver a la página de inicio

Bylaws Proud Parents - Leadership and Encouragement for ALL Parents 1. Name: Proud Parents - Leadership and Encouragement for ALL Parents. Email: proudparentsct@gmail.com Website: www.proudparents.info Address: The Arc of CT, P.O. Box 1522, New Canaan, CT 06840-1522 or ℅ Lu Freitas, 43 Trumbull Avenue, Plainville, CT 06062 2. Vision, mission and belief statements: Respect: Nothing About Us Without Us! Vision, mission, beliefs are attached. 3. Members: A group of parents from all over CT and three parents out of state. Some of us have had or have DCF involved with our families. We want to help all parents so that parents with disabilities are not discriminated against, so families could stay together, and so children can grow up in loving homes. Everyone who shares these experiences and agrees with the vision and mission is welcome. 4. Meetings: Online: Zoom, two times a month, Tuesdays at 6:00pm. In person: Minimum two times a year for each side of CT (eastern and western). Advocacy: Minimum of two times a year (online or in person). Confidentiality: Personal business, stories or pictures that are shared in meetings are not to be shared outside of meetings without written permission. 5. Roles: Co-chairpersons Quiana Mayo and Jossie Torres Vice-chair Sierra Scott Secretary Rosa Rodriguez Legislative Liaisons Deborah Bell and Sierra Scott Facebook Administrator Aaron Newton Parent Support Aaron Newton, Jessica Piccolo, Elenor Rogers, Brenda Schultz Parent Outreach Messengers Aaron Newton, Jessica Piccolo, Crystal Reardon Parent Recruiter Jessica Piccolo Resource Coordinator Crystal Reardon Time Keeper Christina Norwood and Benjamin Carmichael Sensory Coordinator Sierra Scott 6. Advisors: Currently Mary Lou Freitas. Co-advisor Linda Rammler as available. 7. Fiscal Agent: Arc of CT, P.O. Box 1522, New Canaan, CT 06840-1522 Attention: Win Evarts, wevarts@thearcct.org , 203-984-7543 8. Voting: Majority rules and voting takes place as follows: An idea, request, or change is called a motion. The motion is discussed by everyone. The first member who agrees with the motion says, “I move to _______.” Another member who agrees says, “I second the motion.” The first member says, “All in favor say yes or raise your hand.” The first member says, “All who disagree say no or raise your hand.” Back to WHO WE ARE

¿Qué pasa si DCF se lleva a mi hijo? Bumpy Road is an excellent plain language resource. It is written for Australia so some things may be different. When they refer to NSW, it is like our DCF. Bumpy Road Home Page They say your child is not safe You need to go to court Tips from other parents What is a care plan? Your choices at court New words More tips from parents Legal help Look after yourself Seeing your child Quick links Foster care worries Meeting a Lawyer Going to court Competence-based Parenting Assessments, Dr. Nicole Brisson, Sage Haven, VT (costs money) 802-242-0998 How would you feel? Who can support me? Know your rights Volver a la página principal de DCF CT De vuelta a casa

Bien Crianza ¡Hay mucho que aprender para ser un buen padre! Estos sitios web tienen mucha información excelente sobre todos los tipos de paternidad y seguridad, para todas las edades. Crianza en lenguaje sencillo por el Centro Nacional de Investigación para Padres con Discapacidades TASP - La Asociación para una crianza exitosa ¿Qué es la crianza positiva? Sociedad Estadounidense para el Cuidado Positivo de los Niños Cómo se construyen los cerebros Sociedad Estadounidense para el Cuidado Positivo de los Niños RaisingChildren.net.au Raising Children with Disabilities Centros de los CDC para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades Centro Nacional de Investigación para Padres con Discapacidades, Escuela Heller en Brandeis U Help to Parent Well - Bumpy Road Un sitio excelente con ayuda escrita en un lenguaje sencillo, PERO los recursos están en Australia. Con suerte, el sitio web Proud Parents le ayudará a encontrar recursos similares en Connecticut. Buena crianza por grupos de edad haga clic aquí Autismo haga clic aquí Positive Affirmations - a video by Proud Parent, Sierra Scott Quiero aprender más sobre seguridad. Quiero aprender más sobre la crianza de los hijos cuando DCF está involucrado. Quiero ayudar a mi hijo en la escuela. Gráficos de Pinterest Enlaces de Facebook Volver a la página principal de la buena crianza Volver a la página de inicio

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Housing Assistance Kellie & Bin Hartigan We Are Homeowners Homelessness or housing needs usually have to go through 211 first But the links on this page can help you find people to help you make decisions and learn about options. If you qualify for DDS services, talk to your case manager. Click the star to find out if you are eligible for DDS services. DDS Self-determination & Self-directed Funds Person-centered Planning Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program CT State Department of Housing Public Housing Agencies HUD Dept of Housing & Urban Development CT Community Action Agencies Independence Unlimited DDS Residential Options Community First Choice - DSS Section 8 Housing Waiting List Openings CT State Department of Housing Basic Needs: Housing/Shelter CT Network of Care My Place CT - No Wrong Door Administration for Community Living DSS Economic Security such as TANF 860-424-5429 Household Goods CT Network of Care CT Fair Housing 860-247-4400 Rural Independent Living Agencies with Home Health Aides and Homemakers & Companions can also help you in your home. Click here for help with utilities, phones and other services Back to housing & utilities Back to home

Agencias para ayudar con la salud mental Enlace a la página de crisis del PP. ¿Números de teléfono de crisis separados bajo DHMAS? Departamento de Servicios de Salud Mental y Adicciones de DHMAS 860-262-5380 Número principal Find your local Community Health Center Community Collaboratives, WrapCT Connecting to Care National Alliance on Mental Health 860-882-0236 CT Behavioral Health Associates 860-437-6914 SAMHSA Substance Abuse & Mental Health Administration 860-437-6914 You can ask your regular doctor where to get mental health help. You can ask your health insurance company where to get mental health help. 877-552-8247 if you have Husky Plain Language Planner & Discharge Toolkit for you if you go to the hospital changepeople.org Keep the Promise Coalition - Advocacy & Action for CT's Mental Health Volver a la salud mental De vuelta a casa

Relaciones saludables Healthy Relationships DDS Advocates' Corner Healthy Friendships DDS Advocates' Corner Recognize the signs of Drug & Alcohol Abuse American SPCC What is Domestic Violence? American SPCC All About Relationships Planned Parenthood What is Bullying? American SPCC Dating Matters CDC Violence Prevention CDC Intimate Partner Violence CDC Healthy Relationships psych2go Domestic Violence Hotlines 888-774-2900 800-799-7233 Phone In Love While Parenting cell phone app Human Improvement Project Personal Safety Sexual Health Back to safety Back to home

Cancer Your Guide to Getting Good Health Care if you have a Learning Disability Macmillan Cancer Support Easy Read Titles about cancer-related topics Macmillan Cancer Support Talking to Children About Cancer Mesothelioma Hope 855-727-8543 Free Fun Support for Children Whose Parents have Cancer Camp Kesem, 253-736-3821 American Cancer Society 24/7 Hotline 800-227-2345 Talking to Children About Cancer Mesothelioma Veteran's Center 855-957-5696 Back to health Back to home

Covid Tests Free tests by mail 800-232-0233 if you need help Click these for test sites or clinics or drive-thru's. Most need an appointment! Try CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, Walmart & other local pharmacies. Community Health Centers locations & covid test appointment # 860-863-4600. Or you can call your doctor, urgent cares, or other clinics near you. About tests in plain language CDC.gov Back to Covid-19 Back to home page

¡Puede ayudar a mejorar las cosas para todas las personas con discapacidades! Puedes ayudar a cambiar las leyes ... Register to vote and go vote! Register online or at your town hall. Disability Rights CT How to make your voice heard CT General Assembly Find your legislators who you can call or write to CT General Assembly Disability Rights Connecticut 860-297-4300 DCF Family First Mail DCF Parents with Differing Cognitive Abilities Workgroup s.kim.somaroo@ct.gov or 860-560-7078 Consumer Advisory Council UCEDD 860-679-1500 CT Partners in Policymaking UCEDD 860-679-1500 CT LEND UCEDD 860-679-1500 CT Cross Disability Lifespan Alliance UCEDD 860-679-1500 AutCom National Autism Community TASH New England TASP Association for Successful Parenting Desegregate CT Western CT Association for Human Rights SEEK CT Read the proposed State Plan for 2022-2026 CT State Council on Developmental Disabilities CT Youth Services Association, Youth Advisory Boards, and Advocacy AAPD American Association of People with Disabilities 202-521-5316 Es importante enseñar a las personas cómo ayudar mejor a las personas con discapacidades ... Advice for Professionals Use Plain Language! ¡Puede compartir este conjunto de herramientas con sus legisladores sobre cómo proteger sus derechos! Centro Nacional de Investigación para Padres con Discapacidades, Escuela Heller en Brandeis U ADA Workshops National Research Center for Parents with Disabilities, The Heller School at Brandeis U How To Report Abuse, Disability Rights CT Volver a la página principal de autodefensa Volver a la página de inicio

Transporte Safe Ways to Get Around DDS Advocates' Corner Phone CT Transit Bus website Transitapp cell phone Go CT Card Reduced Fares Get an ID Card Understanding Schedules Using Fare Boxes Bikes on Board CT Transit Hartford New Britain Bristol CT Transit Waterbury Meriden Wallingford CT Transit New Haven CT Transit Stamford ADA Paratransit Service 860-247-5329 x3100 Encompass (rides up to 8 miles for $5) 860-444-4444 M7 Ride 203-777-7777 Greater Hartford Freedom Ride Taxi Voucher Program 860-380-2006 CT Non-emergency Medical Transportation 855-478-7350 M7 Ride 203-777-7777 Greater Hartford Freedom Ride Taxi Voucher Program 860-380-2006 Wheels 2U Norwalk 203-852-0000 Wheels 2U Westport 203-852-0000 Help Learning to Travel - The Kennedy Center Volver a bienes y servicios De vuelta a casa