As the holiday season approaches normal rhythms of home, work, and school, life can get disrupted. The sights, sounds, and smells of the holiday season can be overwhelming for any child. Here are some tips to help create a routine to best support your child during the holiday season.

Here are some counseling and therapy services that have various options for mental health services in the area.

Here it is, Resource Weekend! There's something for Resource families on Saturday, and Sunday’s training after services is for DBCC Volunteers and Staff.

Here are some fun ways to beat the heat as summer begins to wind down (or drags on) and school begins.

Resource is looking for some volunteers to help more 1-on-1 with dbKids as a buddy.

Respite Care is designed to give the caregiver(s) and family of a person with special needs or disabilities a break. Taking a break is vital for the caregiver and their families. 

Love Your School helps you answer the question, “do you love your school?” Love Your School is a partner to parents who are trying to navigate the school system as they search and find the right school for their child. 

If you have a heart to be a Buddy in Resource dbKids, we’ve got a place for you! This ministry has been growing in recent months and dbKids needs more Resource Buddies. 

Respite Care is designed to give the caregiver(s) and family of a person with special needs or disabilities a break. Taking a break is vital for the caregiver and their families. 

The holidays and traveling can be very difficult for a family. Having or managing a child with special needs or sociocultural struggles adds another layer of preparation for this season. 

What are the benefits of reading the Bible out loud to your child?

Raising Special Kids exists to improve the lives of children with the full range of disabilities, from birth to age 26, by providing support, training, information, and individual assistance so families can become effective advocates for their children.