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Experienced Parent Project
Information
Serving Cass, Ransom, Richland,
Sargent, Steele and Traill counties
Referral
Education
Eligibility
Listening and Support
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Parents who have special needs children 0-3 years of age. Eligibility determined through Southeast Human Service Center’s Infant Development Unit. There is no cost for families who qualify for the Infant Development Program. |
Available to talk with families about issues that come about with a child with a disability or developmental delay.
Jane Nelson is the Experienced Parent Project Coordinator. Jane has been involved, as a parent, in the early intervention program.
Jane is available as a resource to families who would like to talk with someone who can relate to what they may be experiencing.
Jane also facilitates the monthly parent meeting.
Jane is available to talk with you (and listen) about issues such as: how to talk with other family members, friends, or service providers; coping skills, siblings, frustrations, or any other issues you may like to discuss.
Coordinator Information:
Jane is a parent of a child with special needs
(Cornelia deLange syndrome)
Regional Coordinator, ND Family to Family network
Parent liaison for the ND State Education Improvement Grant
Fargo Public School FEET (family educator enhancement team)
Special Needs Committee - First Lutheran
Telephone:
SE Human Service Center
237-3558 or 293-6462
1-888-342-4900
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