Guest guest Posted October 8, 2007 Report Share Posted October 8, 2007 Hi Becky... Just wanted to be sure you new about Inner Health Ministries, led by psychologist, Dr. Cara Marker Daily in Cleveland across from Fairview Hospital. Her organization is a non-proft and accepts applications for scholarships for her social skills classes and summer camp. Those are also on a sliding scale so you wouldn't necessarily have to pay 100%, even if you didn't qualify for a scholarship. My AS son attended her camp this past August on a 90% scholarship and is attending her weekly social skills classes ( " Building Behaviors " ) on a 100% scholarship. We are very grateful!!!!!!! HEre is the link to her website: http://innerhealthministries.com/ > > Hello to all my cyberfriends! > I am on the board of our local PTA and I am starting a subcommittee for special needs. Even though I am in a great school system that provides wonderful services at school, I cannot get those " luxuries " (as my insurance co likes to refer to them as) of services outside of school unless I pay out of pocket. SO......I'm using my position on the board to get this started to use the great resources we have and the money. Anyway......I'm putting together some goals and would love input from all of you. Here is what I am thinking of so far: > > > * scholarships for therapies, classes, workshops, etc. not covered by insurance (ex: social skills, music therapy, etc.) > > * info on events (like the ones that are passed on thru out groups) that are available - make sure the word gets out (post at schools, email lists, etc.) > > * integrated playgroups > > * peer buddy programs > > * aide support for children w/special needs that may want to attend Daisy Scouts or an HCER class, for example > > Thank you in advance for any input! > Becky > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 9, 2007 Report Share Posted October 9, 2007 - I wasn't aware of this - I will check it out! Thanks for the info! Becky ----- Original Message ----- From: Sent: 10/9/2007 8:28:04 AM Subject:[ ] Re: Special Needs PTA Hi Becky...Just wanted to be sure you new about Inner Health Ministries, led by psychologist, Dr. Cara Marker Daily in Cleveland across from Fairview Hospital. Her organization is a non-proft and accepts applications for scholarships for her social skills classes and summer camp. Those are also on a sliding scale so you wouldn't necessarily have to pay 100%, even if you didn't qualify for a scholarship. My AS son attended her camp this past August on a 90% scholarship and is attending her weekly social skills classes ("Building Behaviors") on a 100% scholarship. We are very grateful!!!!!!! HEre is the link to her website: http://innerhealthministries.com/--- In , "Becky" <rwulfe@...> wrote:>> Hello to all my cyberfriends!> I am on the board of our local PTA and I am starting a subcommittee for special needs. Even though I am in a great school system that provides wonderful services at school, I cannot get those "luxuries" (as my insurance co likes to refer to them as) of services outside of school unless I pay out of pocket. SO......I'm using my position on the board to get this started to use the great resources we have and the money. Anyway......I'm putting together some goals and would love input from all of you. Here is what I am thinking of so far:> > > * scholarships for therapies, classes, workshops, etc. not covered by insurance (ex: social skills, music therapy, etc.) > > * info on events (like the ones that are passed on thru out groups) that are available - make sure the word gets out (post at schools, email lists, etc.) > > * integrated playgroups > > * peer buddy programs > > * aide support for children w/special needs that may want to attend Daisy Scouts or an HCER class, for example> > Thank you in advance for any input!> Becky> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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