“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” ~ Nelson Mandela
As a special educator and a mother of children with unique needs, I have spent my career gathering resources, strategies, and insights that empower both educators and families. My goal is to ensure every student has access to the tools, supports, and opportunities they need to thrive—academically, socially, and relationally.
P2P of Georgia’s mission is to support Georgia families and individuals from birth to 26 impacted by disabilities or special health care needs
As a special education teacher and then a coordinator, I have experience with many ABA facilities; Pure Heart stands out above them all. Their philosophy of increasing effective communication and changing behaviors without instilling blind compliance is enlightening.
MHA of Georgia is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with mental health challenges as well as promoting mental wellness throughout Georgia.
“COPAA believes effective educational programs for children with disabilities can only be developed and implemented with collaboration between parents and educators as equal parties. “ There is a fee to join.
Central Georgia’s leader for autism and developmental assessment and intervention.
Impact is a community of parents who have come together to support one another and learn how to take a coach-approach to raising their children.
GCDD’s mission is to bring about social and policy changes that promote opportunities for Georgians with developmental disabilities and their families
Hopebridge specializes in early intensive behavioral interventions for children aged 15 months to 10 years.
Katie Beckett is a Medicaid Deeming Waiver Program which does not place limits on the parents’ income when considering a child’s eligibility for benefits.
Georgia Department of Education’s Special Education Services and Supports
IDA-GA is dedicated to increasing public awareness of dyslexia and promoting effective teaching approaches and intervention strategies for struggling readers.
GVRA’s mission is to serve Georgians with disabilities to empower them to live independently. They will become involved with your child’s education in high school.
This website creates resources addressing the specific needs of autistic people living in rural communities.
Glossary
This is a glossary of terms we compiled as a resource for families.
Marcus is one of the largest autism centers in the US; they are a comprehensive resource for children with autism
Georgia recognizes 12 Special Education eligibility categories; below are links to each:
Deaf and Hard of Hearing (D/HH)