About Us
WHO ARE WE:
We are parents of exceptional children. Our
children have special health care needs
and/or developmental disabilities .We provide
an opportunity for parents of children with
developmental disabilities and special health
care needs to gain confidence and knowledge
by sharing experiences with other parents who
have made adjustments to life with their own
child. The program strives to empower parents
through workshops or support groups,
resources and information. With one to one
peer support, parents realize they are not
alone.
We are available to listen, offer you resources,
educate you to be a better advocate for your
child and provide opportunities to participate in
the legislative process.
children have special health care needs
and/or developmental disabilities .We provide
an opportunity for parents of children with
developmental disabilities and special health
care needs to gain confidence and knowledge
by sharing experiences with other parents who
have made adjustments to life with their own
child. The program strives to empower parents
through workshops or support groups,
resources and information. With one to one
peer support, parents realize they are not
alone.
We are available to listen, offer you resources,
educate you to be a better advocate for your
child and provide opportunities to participate in
the legislative process.
| LEWIS COUNTY FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK |
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| Gini, Willard and David |
Paula Zamudio, Coordinator
OUR MISSION
Parent to Parent offers
emotional support and
provides information about
disabilities and community
resources to parents who
are just learning about or
seeking new information on
their child’s disability, illness
or special health care
needs. The program utilizes
veteran families of loved
ones with disabilities or
special health care needs
called “Helping Parents”
who understand the
emotions behind the
diagnosis.
Parent to Parent offers
emotional support and
provides information about
disabilities and community
resources to parents who
are just learning about or
seeking new information on
their child’s disability, illness
or special health care
needs. The program utilizes
veteran families of loved
ones with disabilities or
special health care needs
called “Helping Parents”
who understand the
emotions behind the
diagnosis.