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Family Outreach Advocates

CODIE’s Family Outreach Advocates work with deaf, hard of hearing, deafblind, and deaf disabled youth, plus their parents and/or legal guardians, to create positive outcomes and ensure a higher quality of life.

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Family Advocacy

Support youth and their parents/legal guardians during interactions with schools and other organizations.

Laws & Regulations

Clarity laws and regulations that apply to Deaf and/or Hard of Hearing Youth

Resources

Refer to support services, educational tools, and other information.

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Family Advocacy

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We advocate with families of deaf, hard of hearing, deafblind, and deaf disabled children (DHH) during meetings, including:

Parent and Teacher meet as a child looks up to them
  • IFSP | IEP | 504 Plan
  • School Meetings
  • Regional Centers

Navigating Your Family Rights and The Best Placement for Your Deaf Child

We educate about resources and laws that apply to children, such as:

IEP meeting
  • LEAD-K | AB1836
  • Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
  • Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

What is LEAD-K Family Services?

Services

  • Accompanies parents and/or legal guardians to IEP and IFSP meetings
  • Develops relationships and establishes resource networks
  • Provides educational workshops
  • Refers families to Centers and other programs

Benefits

  • Receive one-on-one consultations and assessments
  • Increase family’s ability to support child academically
  • Connect to other families
  • Support group for parents and/or legal guardians
  • Learn about rights of DHH children and parents and/or legal guardians

We are trained in American Sign Language (ASL) instruction and interaction with DHH children and their families.  We work to:

  • Involve family members in our ASL sessions with the child
  • Educate families about Deaf Culture and Communities through events, workshops, and resource fairs.

ASL instruction and interaction also includes:

Services

  • Provide regular support sessions at home, library, and/or our office
  • Teach the family how to use ASL in daily routines and activities
  • Helps the family understand Deaf culture, including facial expressions, body movement, and visual learning importance
  • Navigate the family into the Deaf community

Benefits

  • Build child’s self-advocacy skills
  • Provide Deaf culture information
  • Strengthen family relationships at home
  • Support group for children and youth to connect
  • Support child’s language development

Laws and Regulations

SECTION 504, IDEA, & ADA
DEAF STUDENTS & ENGLISH
EQUITABLE ACCESS GUIDE

Resources

LEAD-K FOR DEAF KIDS
LEAD-K WEBINARS
NATIONAL DEAF CENTER
DEAFVERSE FOR TEENAGERS

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