The IEP process can feel overwhelming, especially right after a diagnosis. This guide breaks down what an IEP actually is, how to request one, what your rights are as a parent, and the questions you should bring to your first meeting.
New York State just passed its Fiscal Year 2027 Enacted Budget, and there is some really good news for families relying on the Office for
If your family relies on Medicaid, there is an important federal rule change you need to know about. Congress recently passed a law creating new
Pennsylvania schools are getting a $55 million bump in special education funding for the upcoming school year, thanks to the state budget adopted on July
Hurricane season is here, and we all know the standard advice: stock up on water, batteries, and canned food. But when you are caring for
Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is one of the most common treatments for autism, and as demand grows, we are seeing a big increase in private
If your family relies on Medicaid home and community-based services (HCBS) or managed long-term care in New York, there is an important opportunity coming up
You may have seen some alarming headlines recently about a new federal legal opinion regarding the rights of disabled people to live in the community.
California has officially signed its 2026-2027 state budget, and there is a major change coming to Medi-Cal that families need to prepare for. Starting in
We have some potentially wonderful news for Texas families with teens and young adults on the autism spectrum. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission
