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Central Florida PTI All About Your Welcome

The AWARE Project Parent Training & Information Center (PTI) Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP). PTI

30 Counties Served Counties Served

Our Staff Central Florida Parent Center CFPC Staff

CFPC Mission …… to provide parents of children and young adults with all disabilities and special needs (ages 0-26) in central and northeast Florida with accurate information, interactive training, quality assistance, and empathetic support. …… to provide parents of children and young adults with all disabilities and special needs (ages 0-26) in central and northeast Florida with accurate information, interactive training, quality assistance, and empathetic support. The Mission of CFPC…

…… to provide parents of children and young adults with all disabilities and special needs (ages 0-26) in central and northeast Florida with accurate information, interactive training, quality assistance, and empathetic support. accurate hi CFPC Mission: Accurate

The Mission of CFPC… interactive CFPC Mission: Interactive

The Mission of CFPC… quality hi CFPC Mission: Quality

The Mission of CFPC… empathetic CFPC Mission: Empathetic

CFPC Philosophies Parent to Parent Cultural Respect Grassroots Approach Informed Choice Interactive Training Collaboration vs. Confrontation CFPC Philosophies

Parent to Parent

CFPC Philosophies Cultural Respect

CFPC Philosophies Grassroots Approach

CFPC Philosophies Informed Choice

CFPC Philosophies Interactive Training

CFPC Philosophies Collaboration vs. Confrontation

Activity Let’s Play “Find the Missing Words!” Activity

AWARE Activities Presentations Website Volunteer Programs Outreach Student Activities Agency Collaboration AWARE Activities

PTI Overview IEP IDEA Transition Disability Sensitivity Procedural Safeguards Collaboration vs. Confrontation IEP Clinic AWARE Presentations

Welcome to our user-friendly website! CFPC Website

Our Spanish website is an actual “mirror” of our English website. AWARE en Español CFPC Spanish Website

Online Presentations Bulletin Board Online Learning Opportunities

Guest/Chat Speakers Informal Chat Sessions Online Chats

Activity Let’s Play “Find the Missing Words!” Activity

Online Sign-up E-Newsletter ListServs Interactive Presentations Volunteer Programs Online Sign-Up

AWARE Volunteer Programs Support Parents IEP Support Parents Ambassador Program AWARE Volunteer Programs

Faith-Based Outreach houses of worship in targeted communities. Outreach Faith-Based Outreach

We disseminate packets of information to targeted communities about: Outreach Specific disabilities, Disproportionality, and Re-evaluation. Disproportionality

AWARE Student Outreach Website: CFLstudents.org Presentations on Transition Distance-Learning Volunteer Speakers Peer Support Program Youth Coordinator Student Outreach

…with organizations and agencies. Collaborative Partnerships

Activity Let’s Play “Find the Missing Words!” Activity

- Quality Orientation Training - Ongoing training & communication hi! Staff Training

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