Working to Connect Families, Schools and Communities The Georgia Parent Mentor Partnership is parents and professionals working together to improve outcomes.

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Working to Connect Families, Schools and Communities The Georgia Parent Mentor Partnership is parents and professionals working together to improve outcomes for students with disabilities by enhancing communication and collaboration between families, educators and the community. Based on information from

Our Work Our Work with Families – Tools – Resources – Strategies

Our Work with Schools help children succeed in school transition from school to adult life

Our Work Our Work with Communities – work to build community partnerships that focus on issues effecting students with disabilities and their families. – developed strategies that remove barriers and support inclusion of students with disabilities in the community

Our Partners Georgia Parent Leadership Coalition (PLC): – Babies Can’t Wait – Skilled Credentialed Early Interventionists Babies Can’t Wait – Skilled Credentialed Early Interventionists – Bright from the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning Bright from the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning – Center for Leadership in Disabilities at Georgia State University Center for Leadership in Disabilities at Georgia State University – Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities – Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities – Georgia Department of Education, Division for Special Education Supports and Services; Parent Mentor Partnership Georgia Department of Education, Division for Special Education Supports and Services; Parent Mentor Partnership – Georgia Family Connection Partnership Georgia Family Connection Partnership – Institute on Human Development and Disability at the University of Georgia Institute on Human Development and Disability at the University of Georgia – Parent to Parent of GA – Georgia’s Parent Training Information Center (PTI) Parent to Parent of GA – Georgia’s Parent Training Information Center (PTI)

Our Resources Community Resources – State – City NPU (Neighborhood Planning Unit) – Neighborhood – County – Zip Code

Our Resources School Resources State – quarterly publication for Georgia Special Education teachers. To sign up for this free newsletter, send a blank to join- District – Cluster – Title 1 Collaboration - School – PTSA Special Needs Committee -

Our Resources Family Resources - Circle of Support – Identify person(s) with traits of a support person The Rock: A person(s) who will remain in your life during difficult times and continue to love you unconditionally. The Wise: A person(s) who will always tell the truth even when it is not what you want to hear. The Passenger: A person(s) who will learn alongside of you. The Helping Hand: A person(s) who understands and is aware when you may need a break and steps in to assist. A person(s) who will always stand up for you and continue to support you. Created by Heather Bench

Our Appreciation Thank you! We can be reached at : Edith Abakare Phone: Rose Calloway Phone: