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Special Needs Resource Directory
For more information or to be included in the directory, contact Allison Wexler, [email protected]
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Speech, occupational, feeding, swallowing therapies. Parent classes, social skills classes, summer program taught by speech/language pathologists. Consultations and evaluations. Autism therapies.
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Community barber/stylist, In-home hair services
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Legal representation of students with disabilities in school related matters throughout Arizona, including issues involving IEPs, 504 Plans, discipline and Manifestation Determination Review (MDR) meetings, bullying, restraint & seclusion, Due Process, hearings and appeals. Also represent parents in DDD appeals. Attorney Hope Kirsch is a former special education teacher.
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Linkages educates employers on why to hire individuals with disabilities, including wounded worriers. Then we link them to jobseeker with disabilities through our website, job fairs, and our partner agencies who provide direct services in helping jobseekers find work.
If you are a jobseeker, you should make an account on our website today. You can search our partner business openings and even generate a free resume if you do not have one yet! You will also receive job leads and job fair notifications.
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Pediatric feeding therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and nutrition services.
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Providing in home and community based care for over 20 years for people with developmental disabilities. We offer Attendant Care Services, Habilitation services, Respite services and Housekeeping services. We typically serve ages 2-99.
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Compassionate, gentle cosmetic and family dentistry
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Milk & Honey specializes in infants with feeding and swallowing difficulties – breast, bottle, and solids – with and emphasis on breastfeeding. Milk & Honey sees patients that have a range of diagnoses, from cleft lip & palate, Down Syndrome, or other feeding difficulties, with a multidisciplinary approach that brings together providers in speech, OT, PT, RD, and lactation specialities
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For more than 20 years, Mosaic has provided improved quality of life, greater stability, and increased community access for people with intellectual disabilities with at-home services. An independent contractor provides services around the person, fully integrating them into the life of their household and the greater community. Supports are designed around the specific needs and desires of each person. While sharing their home, the provider integrates the person served into the life of the household and the greater community.
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Super Stars Class: Classes for children with social, emotional, or sensory disabilities. Loosely structured and based on elements of our Gymsters and Mighty Mites classes. The combining of these class elements gives children the widest range of activities possible. Every class will begin with “Circle Time” which includes an introduction, warm up, song, and, practice skill. Children will be encouraged to participate at the circle but if they wish to do “Circle Time” in another part of the gym that is acceptable. There will be background music playing quietly, games and skill stations will be introduced, and different manipulative objects will be used. It is our goal to make the children feel comfortable enough in the gym and with the staff that parents will be able to take a step back and watch their child interact on their own. Serving children ages 0-10 years.
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National Eye & Ear is a small office that is family oriented. Dr. Reichardt is an eye doctor that understands kids of all needs and abilities. Dr. Reinhardt makes eye exams fun while gaining information on eye health and vision. She thoroughly explains the eye exam results with parents or caregivers and is happy to share reports with other health care providers too. Babies to adults, everyone is welcome.
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Adaptive gymnastics classes for children with a range of special needs including autism, spina bifida, cerebral palsey and Down’s Syndrome.
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Parent/family trainings, information, resources, and support programs; including sibling and grandparent, and peer support.
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Raising Special Kids exists to improve the lives of children with a full range of disabilities, from birth to age 26, by providing support, training, information and individual assistance so families can become effective advocates for their children.
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Community program for older adults with disabilities that applies the internationally renowned Clubhouse Model of Psychosocial Rehabilitation.
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Interpreter for the Deaf. Educational and religious interpreting, specializing in Jewish settings.
I can also be reached by text message at 520-838-1608.
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We provide dental services to the medically compromised, developmentally disabled in the office and hospital setting. We also have a concierge dental service that provides mobile dental care in the nursing homes and other facilities.
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At Special Need Solutions we create custom made furniture, clothing, devices, and equipment that help individuals with disabilities progress physically, emotionally, and cognitively. Our goal is to help make it possible for children and adults with special needs to participate as fully in their lives as possible.
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Special Olympics Arizona’s goal is to empower the over 180,000 Arizonans with intellectual disabilities to be healthy, productive and respected members of society through SOAZ’s year-round sports training, competitions and support programs. Athletes can compete at a variety of levels that accommodate a diverse range of abilities. Athletes may also compete within the Special Olympics Unified Sports® program, which brings together athletes with and without disabilities to train and compete on the same sports teams. The Coronado Area has both school and community-based programs which offer sports training and competition for children and adults age 8 & over, as well as Young Athletes®, a motor development and activity program for children ages 2 ½ – 7.
*Disclaimer: Jewish Tucson does not endorse any person, products or services contained in this Resource Directory. The acceptance of a listing in this Resource Directory does not constitute recommendation, approval or other representation of the reputation or ability of any person or the quality of their products or services. Use of any products or services advertised in this Resource Directory is solely at the user’s risk and Jewish Tucson accepts no responsibility or liability in connection therewith.
Thanks to a generous grant from the Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona and the Jewish Community Foundation aligned grants process, Tucson’s Jewish community is pleased to offer opportunities for individuals and families with special needs to connect and access resources.
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