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PROJECT LIFESAVER:
Sue Patalano with the Wood County Sheriff's office helps to run the Project Lifesaver program in WV.
Email: spat12@peoplepc.com for answers regarding how to approach your county to support this program.
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If you would like a chance for a private position working with someone who has an Autism Spectrum Disorder, then this is the site for you!
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WV FAMILY SUPPORT PROGRAM IS 4 U
Families may apply for funding on a case by case basis if you have a person living with you who has a disability.
Apply at your regional behavioral health care center.
Family income is not considered and funds are not guaranteed. Cost sharing my be imposed. Disability must be expected to be lifelong with proof before age 22.
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CANINE COMPANIONS
Here is the number for the CANINE COMPANIONS FOR INDEPENDENCE: 1-800-572-2275 The National Headquarters number is 1-866-CCI-DOGS (224-3647) email address: info@cci.org
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I Have a question and need an answer !
Ian was in an (out of area pre-k) for 2 years because I was told that there was not another preschool that he could go to at that time that had special education. I moved Ian out of that school because of decisions that were made that I felt were not helping him and holding him back. I fought for 2 years to ge… Continue
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Get Your Poetry Published!
Dear Friends
I am happy to inform you that FORTITUDE a publishing house in Kalamazoo Michigan has commissioned me to edit a volume of poetry by young people in the spectrum. Any one in the spectrum may write the poem.
Some guidelines:
A poem should be the original work of the person in the spectrum (
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THIS SITE IS DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE LIVING IN WEST VIRGINIA OR WITHIN A REASONABLE DISTANCE TO BE ABLE TO WORK HERE.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN WORKING WITH PEOPLE WHO HAVE AUTISM OR OTHER DISABILITIES THEN SHARE SOME INFORMATION.
THIS NETWORK WILL CONNECT YOU TO THE RIGHT PEOPLE IF YOU CAN PROVIDE REFERENCES, HAVE STRONG MORALS & WILLINGNESS TO LEARN
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Welcome to Autism Love Links.
Our community was created on March 1, 2009 for the purpose of developing a social network for matching job candidates with people who have an autism spectrum disorder, development of a forum for objective sharing of evidence based information and just general sharing and support. Members are encouraged to network with one another, form teams and keep on doing the good work of advocacy for the love of autism.
Of course, this is a participatory society as our members would never have it any other way so feel free to make suggestions for improvement. If you have any questions about how to use this site, please do not hesitate to contact your administrator.
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EARLY DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES
Tell your baby's physician IF your baby is not:
-babbling by 12 months
-pointing, reaching, waving, by 12 months
-using any words by 16 months or
-using 2 word phrases by 24 months.
Tell the doctor if any skills are lost once gained.
At 4 months, your baby is likely to turn towards sounds, smile back at you, and show interest in peoples faces.
At 6 months, your baby is likely to coo, smile and express emotions like sadness and joy.
At 9 months, your baby is likely to smile and trade sounds with you.
At 12 months, your baby is likely to play peek-a-boo, patty cake, and make sounds like "ma," "da," and "ga."
At 15 months, your baby is likely to use pointing or other gestures and begin using three or more words.
At 18 months, your baby is likely to use two word phrases to get desires met, and will understand at least 10 words.
At 24 months, your baby has developed pretend play and a vocabulary of up to 50 words.
At 36 months, your baby answers "who," "what," and "where" questions and begins to talk about the past and the future and also has developed some favorites in life.
FIND AN INTERPRETOR:
The National Registry of Interpreters for the DEAF
http://www.rid.org
or call 703-838-0030 or voice at 703-838-0459 TTY.
Referrals may also come from your state office or the local chapter of the National Association for the Deaf.
ADA & IT Information Center: 800-949-4232
www.adainfo.org
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