Caregiver Learning Series: Equipping Families, Strengthening Advocacy
United Services for Children is proud to present its inaugural Caregiver Learning Series, a space for parents and caregivers to gain knowledge, connect with others, and build confidence in their advocacy journey. These free sessions provide practical strategies, expert insights, and real-world experiences to help families navigate the complexities of raising and supporting children with developmental needs. Whether you’re seeking guidance on advocacy, understanding diagnoses, or accessing resources, this series is designed to equip you with the tools to make a lasting impact.
Join us as we learn, share, and grow—together.
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Upcoming sessions:
Ten Steps for Effective Advocacy
6:30-8 p.m., Wednesday, April 23
Want to feel confident and empowered when advocating for your child or yourself? This session breaks down advocacy into ten simple, actionable steps. Learn how to communicate effectively, understand your rights, and work with decision-makers to creative positive change. Walk away with practical tools to navigate school meetings and beyond.
Presenter: Many Nolan is a dedicated Community Liaison at Family Advocacy and Community Training (FACT), where she specializes in strengthening family-school partnerships through advocacy and education. She is a SEAT Certified Educational Advocate, has been a foster parent for many years, and is the parent of two children, both with developmental and mental health diagnoses.
Navigating the Journey: A Parent-Led Workshop on Raising Children with ADHD and Autism
6:30-8 p.m., Wednesday, April 30
Parenting a child with ADHD and Autism comes with unique challenges and triumphs. Join Greg and Brittany Neunuebel as they share their family’s journey—from seeking a diagnosis to navigating resources and advocating for their son. This interactive session offers real talk, encouragement, and practical strategies to help you feel supported and empowered in your own parenting journey.
Presenters: Greg and Brittany Neunuebel, local parents with lived experience in advocacy and accessing support.
All sessions take place at United Services for Children, located at 3420 Harry S. Truman Blvd. in St. Charles.
Registration is required. Please follow the link below.
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