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Commission for Children With Special Health Care Needs
Coordinating Care for Thousands of Kids
When Jackie Richardson interviewed for the Executive Director’s job four years ago for the Commission for Children with Special Health Care Needs
DIY Summer Camps
Jessamine County Teacher Runs All Abilities Drama Camp
All Abilities Drama Camp, created for youth and adults with and without disabilities, is in the process of planning for its seventh year in existence in Lexington.
Harold Kleinert: Career Reflections
Started my career as a teacher of students with severe emotional and behavioral disorders at a state institution in the fall of 1969.
And the most important work that I have ever done, I have done as a teacher – first, of students with significant disabilities, and second, as a teacher of graduate students in education and related fields.
Project Safe – A Decade of Protecting Kentuckians With Disabilities From Abuse
This is what it was like a little more than a decade ago before the formation of Project SAFE, a statewide network of collaborators who provide services for people with disabilities who are victims of sexual assault or domestic violence.
Family to Family Trains Parents as Mentors
The Commission for Children with Special Health Care Needs has a unique program to provide support to parents of children with disabilities.