Upcoming Events

  • Noblesville Schools

    Special Education Department
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Transition Fair, Hosted by Carmel Clay Schools, March 19th, 6:00-7:30 pm
    for more information see flyer

     
    Family Voices Indiana

    As the Family-to-Family Health Information Center for the state, Family Voices Indiana’s primary purpose is to assist families raising children with special health care needs, parent-to-parent. Our experienced staff of family leaders listen and answer families’ questions about the complex system they must navigate to ensure their children get the care and services they need.

    These are a few examples of ways we can help:

    • Answering questions about a new diagnosis

    • Helping to find an accommodating dentist

    • Assisting in navigating health insurance options

    • Connecting to local resources and support

    • Offering all services to families for free!

    If you or your family would benefit from to talking to an FV Indiana Health Information Specialist, please contact us at info@fvindiana.org , or call 844-F2F-INFO.  Se habla español.

     

    Bankers Life Fieldhouse is now certified as "Sensory Inclusive"click for more information 

    New Website:  ACT EARLY INDIANA
    The Riley Child Development Center at IU School of Medicine; Indiana Resource Center for Autism at Indiana Institute on Disability and Community, Indiana University; The Arc of Indiana and Autism Society of Indiana have partnered with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's "Learn the Signs. Act Early" program so children with autism and other developmental disabilities can be identified early and get the services and support they and their families need.
     
    A great link for information which may benefit many children and families
      
    Indy with Kids:  Special Needs Sports Directory for the Indy area
     
    Hamilton County Special Olympics Newsletter/website
    Subscribe to the monthly newsletter!  It's a good thing!
     
    List of summer camps from the Indiana Resource Center