Early Intervention â up to age 2. Non-Public Schools â Private, Residential, Hospital. Important Education Documents you should read. What is the HCBS Medicaid waiver. What does the waiver do for your child.

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All Things Roan Douglas and Lula Neave Walker Murray. This weekend we went climbing with our incredibly outdoorsy and intrepid friends Forest and Jordan, Lucy and Michael and their kids Georgia and Annie. When he was nervous he asked Lucy if he could hold her hand. Georgia and Roan build a fort.

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Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls. We believe in the power of music. Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls is a non-profit music and mentoring program dedicated to the empowerment of girls and women. Hit the lanes with us on Saturday, Sept 12. To get the scoop and create a team today! July 31, 2015. In support of our Fairness Fund! Check out the Half Marathon fundraising page.

Sunday, July 19, 2015. A guest post by my good friend and Extreme Kids and Crew board member Micaela Walker, taken with her permission- and after some struggle with my computer- from her wonderful blog, roanandlula. The First Annual Disability Pride Parade took place in NYC on Sunday, July 12. It was hot as blazes but scores of people of every degree of ability walked and rolled in support of better access, greater resources, and louder voices. The parasols were key to keeping cool.