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ARC Broward operates at 10 locations and provides 21 programs throughout Broward County, Florida. These include ARC Broward’s “mission-based” enterprises that provide training and employment opportunities for individuals served while generating revenue to help fund services.
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Broward: Nova Southeastern University, 6100 Griffin Road, Davie
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If your child has special needs…you may too! The Family Network on Disabilities of Broward County, (FND) is based on the philosophy that parents of children with special needs are the best source of information and support for other parents. We can offer valuable information and assistance regarding children with disabilities and the services available. Our Goal is to help parents become the best advocate they can be for their child and family. We offer one-on-one educational assistance with IEP’s, educational workshops, and training.
Online guide about the benefits of using Therapy Dogs as a part of Autism treatment.
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Welcome to the Project 10: Transition Education Network website! It is constantly being updated, so check back often for new material.
The mission of Project 10: Transition Education Network, hereinafter referred to as “Project 10,” is to assist Florida school districts and relevant stakeholders in building capacity to provide secondary transition services to students with disabilities in order to improve their academic success and post-school outcomes. Project 10 serves as the primary conduit between the Florida Department of Education, specifically the Bureau of Exceptional Education and Student Services (BEESS), and relevant school district personnel in addressing law and policy, effective practices, and research-based interventions in the area of transition services for youth with disabilities.
Project 10 is currently focusing on four major initiatives outlined below: Capacity Building, Interagency Collaboration, Transition Legislation and Policy, and Student Development and Outcomes. The project also supports transition initiatives developed through the BEESS Strategic Plan 2018-2023.
Turning 18 is a free service that helps parents in Florida navigate their legal options when their developmentally disabled child turns 18 years of age.
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