831 North E Street, Richmond, Indiana 47374, United States
"Strength through support"
Parent/guardian support group
As the parent of a 41-year-old, with Down syndrome, who she has raised since he was born when she was just 17, Tami possesses unparalleled knowledge and experience to guide parents through the journey of raising someone with a disability. Our monthly Parent/Guardian Support Meetings will feature esteemed speakers, including doctors, therapists, and area officials. These sessions will provide valuable insights into the latest opportunities available for individuals with disabilities. The meetings will not only serve as a platform for information but also offer a supportive community where parents can share experiences, connect with each other, and draw strength from their collective wisdom.
As the parent of a 41-year-old, with Down syndrome, who she has raised since he was born when she was just 17, Tami possesses unparalleled knowledge and experience to guide parents through the journey of raising someone with a disability. Our monthly Parent/Guardian Support Meetings will feature esteemed speakers, including doctors, therapists, and area officials. These sessions will provide valuable insights into the latest opportunities available for individuals with disabilities. The meetings will not only serve as a platform for information but also offer a supportive community where parents can share experiences, connect with each other, and draw strength from their collective wisdom.
These monthly gatherings will be held in the Historic Richmond Depot Building, creating a welcoming and accessible environment for all participants. We are excited to bring together parents/guardian of younger and older children with disabilities to foster a sense of unity, support, and empowerment to one another.
Why Join Us?
Expert Insights: Learn from leading healthcare professionals, therapists, and government officials about the latest resources and opportunities.
Community Support: Connect with fellow parents who understand the unique challenges and triumphs of raising children with disabilities.
Empowerment: Gain the confidence and skills needed to navigate the complexities of raising children with physical and developmental disabilities.
Supportive Environment: Be part of a supportive community that fosters a sense of unity and cooperation.
