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What about us? A sibling to kids with disabilities shares her needs
I came up with a list of three things parents can do to make sure their kids without special needs feel just as important as their siblings with special needs. Continue reading →
Posted in Families, Inclusion, Intellectual Disabilities, Stories, Strategies
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Tagged Disability Ministry, Elaina Marchenko, Family Ministry, Gillian Marchenko, Inclusion, siblings, Special Needs Ministry, tips
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