Advocate for autism family

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You can take your case to Disability Rights Florida. This is a statewide organization that is tasked with protecting the rights of individuals with disabilities; their services are free:https://disabilityrightsflorida.org/our_work/services

 

-You can connect with FDLRS in your area. FDLRS has a parent services program, with the goal of supporting communication between parents and schools:https://www.fdlrssuncoast.org/parent-services

 

-The IEP Advocate is a private advocacy group. They provide advocates (for a fee) to review IEPs and attend meetings with you: https://theiepadvocate.com/

 

-Special Education Law and Advocacy is another fee-based advocacy firm, with attorneys and educational advocates on staff: https://flspedlaw.com/

 

This is some great new that I have learn this weeks and I will be using some of this service. Please feel free to share livebeyondautism 

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