Heather Ellis
Resource Coordinator
Key things to know about dbKids Resource:
We partner alongside parents & guardians to best suit all kids’ needs during services.
We ask that you fill out a Child Info Sheet first, which can also be found at dbKids Check-Ins. This will help us understand and meet the needs of your child and family.
dbKids Resource utilizes Resource Buddies, which are volunteers who desire to minister to kids with broad ranges of special needs and disabilities.
Heather Ellis is our Resource Coordinator. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to her.
We look forward to partnering with your family.
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