Date: 03/26/2026 Time: 10:00 PM – 5:30 PM Location: Bellevue College Type: class/conference
Price: free

Description

Quarter 1 focuses on helping families better understand their child, strengthen family wellbeing, and build meaningful community connections. Through virtual learning, peer support, practical resources, and hands-on experiences, families explore self-determination, executive functioning, health and wellness, and opportunities for community participation. Throughout the quarter, families connect with one another through virtual parent groups and participate in a quarterly Get Stuff Done Workshop, where they can explore assistive technology, access community resources, and receive individualized support.  This work is facilitated by Roots2Wings, Open Doors for Multicultural Families and the Special Education Technology Center.

Topics May Include

• Self-determination and person-centered planning
• Executive functioning and independence
• Physical and mental health
• Caregiver wellbeing
• Community participation, friendships, recreation, and belonging
• Parent networking and peer support
• Assistive technology and resource exploration

Intended Impact

Families develop a deeper understanding of their child’s strengths, preferences, and goals while building wellness, confidence, and meaningful community connections.

Contact

Email Sue Wright at the SETC office