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    Re: Adult Special Needs Daycare
    Posted by Delia Ferrandino on 9/04/08

    Hi I have the need to stay home and have a spec needs child, I too
    have the same vision. today I will call the town social workers and
    find out what the need is and then find town funding or state
    funding.What I did find out was the regs are the same for home
    daycare for any other child. Obviously this is uncharted territory;
    huge need. My child could not navigate the public day care with such
    a large mass of children and less one on one. Let's keep in touch.
    Delia

    8/14/08, Pat wrote:
    > On 7/04/08, Laura wrote:
    >> On 5/15/08, Bonnie wrote:
    >>> On 3/02/08, Kim Gamboa wrote:
    >>>> Hi there, I'm looking to start my own adult daycare for
    >>>> special needs kids and adults. I'm needing some info from
    >>>> anyone out there that has any ideas on how to do so! I
    >>>> know there is a HUGE need. I work in the schools now and
    >>>> did home daycare for years and want to start it for those
    >>>> kids and adults that fall between the cracks of the
    >>>> systems out there. PLEASE email me and let me know what
    >>>> info you have and what I need to do to start it up. Thanks!
    >>>> Kim G
    >>>
    >>> 03/15/08
    >>> Hello Kim,
    >>> I am glad that there is someone that is thinking the same
    >>> way that I have been, I am just getting started with daycare
    >>> for special needs kids and adults and yes there is a very
    >>> high need.
    >>> Talk to you soon
    >>> Bonnie
    >>
    >> Hi, I too am searching for information on starting an adult
    >> special needs program. I see a great need for those especially
    >> who have graduated from school with no place to go and continue
    >> working on life skills and academics. I know this personally,
    >> because I have an 18 year old cp child of my own. Where does he
    >> go and what does he do when he gets out of school? Here in MS,
    >> our students can stay in school till they are 21. I would love
    >> to open a place for my son along with others to continue working
    >> on things they need to function in everyday life.
    >> If you have any information on where to even start, I would love
    >> to have it.
    >> Laura
    > Hello Ladies,
    > My name is Pat and I live in SC. I am interested in starting a day
    > program for young adults with special needs. There appears to be a
    > great need for programs like this across the country and no one
    > really know where to start, so perhaps we should start with our
    > elected officials and go from there. I would love to stay in
    > contact with you ladies and maybe we can learn from each other.

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    Posts on this thread, including this one

  • Adult Special Needs Daycare, 3/02/08, by Kim Gamboa.
  • Re: Adult Special Needs Daycare, 5/15/08, by Bonnie.
  • Re: Adult Special Needs Daycare, 7/04/08, by Laura.
  • Re: Adult Special Needs Daycare, 8/14/08, by Pat.
  • Re: Adult Special Needs Daycare, 9/04/08, by Delia Ferrandino.
  • Re: Adult Special Needs Daycare, 11/02/08, by Mary Ann.

     
     

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