EDUCATION FOR PARENTS OF INDIAN CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS — Federal Contracts, Awards & Government Contractor Profile

About EDUCATION FOR PARENTS OF INDIAN CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

EPICS is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization established in 2009 to serve Native American families in New Mexico with children who have disabilities, developmental delays, or special healthcare needs. It provides training, advocacy, and resources to support families in navigating educational and healthcare systems.

Providing FREE community training on topics such as IDEA, IEP/IFSP processes, transition planning, bullying, and parent rightsOffering one-on-one IEP or IFSP consultations and advocacy supportCollaborating with agencies like Early Intervention, Head Start, BIE-FACE, Tribal Education Departments, and Public SchoolsEducating parents on their rights and responsibilities in special education and healthcare systems

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