Parent to Parent of West Virginia: Support Parent Certification
Introduction to Course:
Parent to Parent (P2P) of West Virginia is a volunteer matching program for parents and caregivers of children with disabilities or special healthcare needs. In this course you will learn about the Parent to Parent program at both a national and local level and how to become a trained volunteer Support Parent. Upon completion of this course, you will understand more about Parent to Parent, the role of a Support Parent, and become certified to be matched to another parent/caregiver and offer them support.
Course Objectives:
- Understand Parent to Parent USA
- Understand Parent to Parent of West Virginia
- How to become a successful volunteer Support Parent
- Know the benefits of peer support
- Understand P2P regulations and guidelines
Resources
- Parent to Parent USA
- Parent to Parent of West Virginia
- The West Virginia Center for Excellence in Disabilities
- Autism and Siblings Toolkit (National Autism Association)
- US Department of Education: IDEA Act
- US Department of Justice: ADA Act
- Parent Training and Information Center
- The Arc
- Easter Seals
- Early Intervention
- NORD – National Organization for Rare Disorders
- Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy
- Ronald McDonald House Corporation
- Courageous Parents Network
- Downside Up
Videos
References
- Parent to Parent USA
- Parent to Parent of West Virginia
- The West Virginia Center for Excellence in Disabilities
Supplemental Materials
Course Content
Parent to Parent of West Virginia: Support Parent Certification Quiz
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