Need Advocacy services for your child?

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Family Network on Disabilities of Broward County provides ADVOCACY SERVICES to families of children with special needs under the age of 22 with physical/developmental/intellectual disabilities such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, and Prader-Willi Syndrome, Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental disabilities -- language/motor/cognitive) who reside in Broward County. Our advocates assist in securing educational services and resources for their children. Parents learn about their child's disability, educational rights, and how to establish a working relationship with others involved in their child's education. We accompany parents to IEP's/FSP's, help prepare for and teach strategies to be successful at the meetings. FND's Advocacy program is available to provide training and support to parents so that they can learn the necessary skills to advocate for their children effectively on their own. The cost for services is based on income eligibility and may require a small co-payment. Families who do not qualify for low cost may still access services for a fee.

For further information or any questions please call or visit www.fndbroward.com

Please do not wait till the school year begins to get your child registered and request our services.

Robin LevineIntake CoordinatorFamily Network on Disabilitiesof Broward County, Inc.P.O. Box 260909Pembroke Pines, Florida 33026Phone: Fax: 1-www.fndbroward.com

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Great information. Is there services like this in Miami Dade County? Thank you

Need Advocacy services for your child?

Family Network on Disabilities of Broward County provides ADVOCACY SERVICES to families of children with special needs under the age of 22 with physical/developmental/intellectual disabilities such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, and Prader-Willi Syndrome, Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental disabilities -- language/motor/cognitive) who reside in Broward County. Our advocates assist in securing educational services and resources for their children. Parents learn about their child's disability, educational rights, and how to establish a working relationship with others involved in their child's education. We accompany parents to IEP's/FSP's, help prepare for and teach strategies to be successful at the meetings. FND's Advocacy program is available to provide training and support to parents so that they can learn the necessary skills to advocate for their children effectively on their own. The cost for services is based on income eligibility and may require a small co-payment. Families who do not qualify for low cost may still access services for a fee.

For further information or any questions please call or visit www.fndbroward.com

Please do not wait till the school year begins to get your child registered and request our services.

Robin Levine

Intake Coordinator

Family Network on Disabilities

of Broward County, Inc.

P.O. Box 260909

Pembroke Pines, Florida 33026

Phone:

Fax: 1-

www.fndbroward.com

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Not exactly the same as the counties/agencies are funded differently. In Dade County call Parent to Parent at and United Cerebral Palsy (sorry, don't have the number for Dade Co.)

Robin

Great information. Is there services like this in Miami Dade County? Thank you

Need Advocacy services for your child?

Family Network on Disabilities of Broward County provides ADVOCACY SERVICES to families of children with special needs under the age of 22 with physical/developmental/intellectual disabilities such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, and Prader-Willi Syndrome, Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental disabilities -- language/motor/cognitive) who reside in Broward County. Our advocates assist in securing educational services and resources for their children. Parents learn about their child's disability, educational rights, and how to establish a working relationship with others involved in their child's education. We accompany parents to IEP's/FSP's, help prepare for and teach strategies to be successful at the meetings. FND's Advocacy prog ram is available to provide training and support to parents so that they can learn the necessary skills to advocate for their children effectively on their own. The cost for services is based on income eligibility and may require a small co-payment. Families who do not qualify for low cost may still access services for a fee.

For further information or any questions please call or visit www.fndbroward.com

Please do not wait till the school year begins to get your child registered and request our services.

Robin LevineIntake CoordinatorFamily Network on Disabilitiesof Broward County, Inc.P.O. Box 260909Pembroke Pines, Florida 33026Phone: Fax: 1-www.fndbroward.com

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Reach out to robinAnd ask CullenSent from my iPhone

Great information. Is there services like this in Miami Dade County? Thank you

Need Advocacy services for your child?

Family Network on Disabilities of Broward County provides ADVOCACY SERVICES to families of children with special needs under the age of 22 with physical/developmental/intellectual disabilities such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, and Prader-Willi Syndrome, Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental disabilities -- language/motor/cognitive) who reside in Broward County. Our advocates assist in securing educational services and resources for their children. Parents learn about their child's disability, educational rights, and how to establish a working relationship with others involved in their child's education. We accompany parents to IEP's/FSP's, help prepare for and teach strategies to be successful at the meetings. FND's Advocacy prog

ram is available to provide training and support to parents so that they can learn the necessary skills to advocate for their children effectively on their own. The cost for services is based on income eligibility and may require a small co-payment. Families who do not qualify for low cost may still access services for a fee.

For further information or any questions please call or visit www.fndbroward.com

Please do not wait till the school year begins to get your child registered and request our services.

Robin Levine

Intake Coordinator

Family Network on Disabilities

of Broward County, Inc.

P.O. Box 260909

Pembroke Pines, Florida 33026

Phone:

Fax: 1-

www.fndbroward.com

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Attorneys may practice Special Education Law - but they may not represent themselves as an advocate To: sList From: anaesparza3@...Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2011 21:49:30 -0700Subject: Re: Need Advocacy services for your child?

If you are looking for an advocate and an attorney go to www.revlearning.org Cammaratta is the BEST Special Education Attorney in South Florida.

Ana

To: sList Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2011 2:21 PMSubject: Re: Need Advocacy services for your child?

Not exactly the same as the counties/agencies are funded differently. In Dade County call Parent to Parent at and United Cerebral Palsy (sorry, don't have the number for Dade Co.)

Robin

Great information. Is there services like this in Miami Dade County? Thank you

Need Advocacy services for your child?

Family Network on Disabilities of Broward County provides ADVOCACY SERVICES to families of children with special needs under the age of 22 with physical/developmental/intellectual disabilities such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, and Prader-Willi Syndrome, Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental disabilities -- language/motor/cognitive) who reside in Broward County. Our advocates assist in securing educational services and resources for their children. Parents learn about their child's disability, educational rights, and how to establish a working relationship with others involved in their child's education. We accompany parents to IEP's/FSP's, help prepare for and teach strategies to be successful at the

meetings. FND's Advocacy prog ram is available to provide training and support to parents so that they can learn the necessary skills to advocate for their children effectively on their own. The cost for services is based on income eligibility and may require a small co-payment. Families who do not qualify for low cost may still access services for a fee.

For further information or any questions please call or visit www.fndbroward.com

Please do not wait till the school year begins to get your child registered and request our services.

Robin LevineIntake CoordinatorFamily Network on Disabilitiesof Broward County, Inc.P.O. Box 260909Pembroke Pines, Florida 33026Phone: Fax: 1-www.fndbroward.com

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has a heart of Gold and has presented many IEP seminars without any cost to parents. She's also a parent herself.Whatever she calls herself, attorney or advocate, she's the BEST one you can find to help with whatever you need. Sent via BlackBerry from T-MobileSender: sList Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2011 11:10:09 -0400To: deniseslist <deniseslist >ReplyTo: sList Subject: RE: Need Advocacy services for your child? Attorneys may practice Special Education Law - but they may not represent themselves as an advocate To: sList From: anaesparza3@...Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2011 21:49:30 -0700Subject: Re: Need Advocacy services for your child? If you are looking for an advocate and an attorney go to www.revlearning.org Cammaratta is the BEST Special Education Attorney in South Florida. Ana To: sList Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2011 2:21 PMSubject: Re: Need Advocacy services for your child? Not exactly the same as the counties/agencies are funded differently. In Dade County call Parent to Parent at and United Cerebral Palsy (sorry, don't have the number for Dade Co.) Robin Great information. Is there services like this in Miami Dade County? Thank you Need Advocacy services for your child? Family Network on Disabilities of Broward County provides ADVOCACY SERVICES to families of children with special needs under the age of 22 with physical/developmental/intellectual disabilities such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, and Prader-Willi Syndrome, Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental disabilities -- language/motor/cognitive) who reside in Broward County. Our advocates assist in securing educational services and resources for their children. Parents learn about their child's disability, educational rights, and how to establish a working relationship with others involved in their child's education. We accompany parents to IEP's/FSP's, help prepare for and teach strategies to be successful at themeetings. FND's Advocacy prog ram is available to provide training and support to parents so that they can learn the necessary skills to advocate for their children effectively on their own. The cost for services is based on income eligibility and may require a small co-payment. Families who do not qualify for low cost may still access services for a fee. For further information or any questions please call or visit www.fndbroward.com Please do not wait till the school year begins to get your child registered and request our services. Robin LevineIntake CoordinatorFamily Network on Disabilitiesof Broward County, Inc.P.O. Box 260909Pembroke Pines, Florida 33026Phone: Fax: 1-www.fndbroward.com