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This group is dedicated to building a community that empowers those affected by Autism through educational, social and supportive services. Our goal is to engage, strengthen, and ease the transition for those along this lifelong journey.
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ROOTED IN RESILIENCE: KNOW MORE, GROW MORE
Campbell County High School, Jacksboro, TN, USSecond annual community event in support of Children’s Mental Health Action Week. Local vendors, community partners, and organizations invited to register and participate. Open to families and caregivers of children ages 0-22 experiencing mental health challenges.
Organized by Jordan Buchanan & Brittany Goins (TN Voices) / Campbell County Schools
Cost: Free (vendor/organization registration available)
Register here: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=F_bu0eW3tUe6EU7ANbF0E6jxbAK26q1EkS_JbCYgH9ZUMVRYNFJXUEJSRVZQSzExMlBKQVVSV09WQS4u
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Parenting, Patience, and Disability Study
Location not specified yetParenting, Patience, and Disability Study
Do you have a child with disabilities between the ages of 11 and 17?
We invite you to participate in a first-of-its-kind research study exploring how parents experience and understand patience while raising children with autism, intellectual disabilities, and other developmental disabilities. Your insights will help us develop practical resources to support parents and caregivers as their children transition toward adulthood.
Participating parents will complete an online survey each spring over four years. The survey takes 45 minutes. It asks about your views and experiences related to parenting a child with disabilities. You will be paid for your time. The study launches in March 2026.
When: Ongoing
Link: https://disability.research.baylor.edu/patience
If you have any questions, please contact Callan Glascock at callan_glascock@baylor.edu or 254-710-3103.1 attendee
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