Children and youth with disabilities are a highly diverse group representing many conditions and identities — from learning disabilities and mental and behavioral diagnoses to special health care needs. These young people contribute in positive ways to their families, schools, communities and eventually — in adulthood — to society through their work. At the same time, these children are also more likely to experience challenges socially, emotionally, academically and in other areas, compared to children without disabilities or special health care needs. In turn, their parents or caregivers experience stress related to their family finances and caregiving duties.
Network Learning: 2025
2025 ushers in a new set of learning opportunities! These bi-monthly presentations and panels explore topics grounded in equity and the vital conditions shaping...