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Meet Riley Phelps A single look at Riley Phelps’ activity schedule is exhausting. Whether she’s hitting the slopes in Mammoth with Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra (with brother Evan snowboarding by her side), surfing the waves in La Jolla, or cheering on the Chieftains as part…

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Join us, the Special Needs Resource Foundation of San Diego, as we present our first speaker series topic: Beyond the Diagnostic Label – Facilitating Communication and Interaction presented by Karyn Lewis Searcy, M.A. CCC-SLP Karyn Searcy, clinical director of TERI Crimson Center for Speech & Language, clinical faculty…

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If you’re a parent or caregiver of kids with special needs, you may be familiar with apps that help kids learn to navigate social situations. Here are five that specifically help with communication, understanding emotions, managing conflicts and more. Each app is free and available…

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We had so much fun at the 2019 All Inclusive Day of Play & Resource Fair. We were able to combine efforts from many local organizations to help families find needed resources and create wonderful family memories through play. We are very proud to be part…

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The Special Needs Resource Foundation of San Diego‘s purpose is to help parents and advocates in the special needs community overcome challenges of the family’s journey by bringing to ether people, information and resources. We accomplish this by producing an annual parent resource guide for families…

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We had so much fun hosting our first annual All Inclusive READ 3×3 Literacy Event. Families from around the county joined us for book readings and crafts from 3 local authors, Salina Yoon, Andrea Zimmerman and Sally J. Pla. The event was held at the…

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Caregiving is the ultimate act of love, but sometimes the most loving thing to do is take a break. Respite care can provide occasional time away for caregivers to focus on their mental health and strengthen relationships with other loved ones. Here’s the best way…

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We love working with companies that volunteer! A big Thank You to the crew at New York Life – San Diego for helping us with craft prep-work for our All Inclusive READ 3 x 3 Literacy event on June 22. It is wonderful to have your support! …

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People consider genetic testing for many reasons, such as having a child with special needs, having a family history of a disorder, planning for pregnancy or simple curiosity. Here is important information to consider if your family is considering genetic testing. BENEFITS of Genetic Testing…

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California’s adaptive sports programs continue to grow at the high school and college levels. Changes are especially positive for youth who aspire to college-level adapted athletics or simply want to follow an exceptional adapted team. In November of 2016, CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) created an…

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