Воспитание детей в сообществе

Community Resources for Parents

LDA of Minnesota

Serves the needs of children, youth and adults with learning disabilities and related difficulties including attention deficits disorders.

Services include:

Услуги по поддержке людей с синдромом дефицита внимания: регулярные семинары, ежемесячные группы поддержки и информационная телефонная линия для людей с СДВГ, а также для тех, кто живет и работает с ними.
Репетиторство: занятия для детей, подростков и взрослых под руководством квалифицированных профессиональных преподавателей.
Оценки: диагностическое тестирование на наличие нарушений обучаемости и определение уровня раннего чтения у детей младшего возраста, испытывающих трудности с чтением.

Для получения дополнительной информации звоните по телефону 952-922-8374.

ParentFurther.com
This twice-monthly newsletter combines scientific research and parenting experience to help you with the daily challenges of being a parent.

Resource West
Best known for its annual community drives, Back to School, Winter Warm Wear, and Toy Chest, this responsive community nonprofit also makes over 9,000 annual referrals to resources like food shelves, housing resources, other nonprofits, government services, resources for elderly parents, health care resources and much more.

Individuals and families can find personalized support through the nonprofit's Project Starfish program, computers to use for job and housing searches, Relate Counseling, Children's Dental Service, Accountability MN (during tax season) to help with tax forms and other assistance, and much more.

ResourceWest staff and volunteers practice community building through a process of respectful listening for the needs of people in the western metro community, reporting on those needs, and then working collaboratively with local agencies to address those needs.

ResourceWest не взимает плату за свои услуги, но приветствует пожертвования и помощь волонтеров. Для получения дополнительной информации звоните по телефону 952-988-5350.

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Prep for Parenting for your Modern Family Blog
This blog features parenting reflections on topics addressed on the hit show Modern Family. Dr. Roxane Lehmann provides a brief synopsis of the show and shares tips for addressing similar situations within your own family.

Ridgedale YMCA

Single-Parent Family Group
Monday nights from 6:30-8:00 p.m. at the Ridgedale YMCA. The cost is $2 per meeting, which includes child care. Free YMCA passes with each visit. For more information, please call Mike Rice at the Ridgedale YMCA 952-544-7708.

myHealth for Teens and Young Adults

(formerly West Suburban Teen Clinic)
myHealth for Teens and Young Adults is a non-profit community organization that provides free and low-cost counseling, education, and confidential medical services to teenagers and young adults ages 12-23. No one is turned away if unable to pay. Please visit the website for more information at www.myhealthmn.org or call myHealth at 952-474-3251.

Project SOAR

Adults with Disabilities Community Education Program
Project SOAR Lending Resource Library: This library is loaded with disability-related resources for use by staff, parents, students and the general community. It is located at the SOAR office in the MCE suite at the DSC. Stop by and browse anytime. Items are signed out on an honor system. Items include specific disability info, IEP and Special Education resources, parenting info, transition info and resources, curriculum for inclusion and social skills development and para-educational materials. For more information, please call Myra at Project SOAR 952-401-5077.