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  • Home
  • About
  • For Families
  • Family Resource Library
  • Resources
  • For Professionals
  • Transition Planning
  • Learning Opportunities
  • Communication Resources
  • Interveners
  • Technical Assistance Team
  • Technical Assistance
  • Services
  • Deafblind Registry
  • Contact
  • Iowa Deafblind Online Registry Form
  • Join us on Twitter
  • Follow us on Facebook
  • Deafblind Registry Referral (pdf)
  • Event

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For Families

We are on this road together. The Iowa Deafblind Project is here to provide you with the help you need. Our goal is to improve outcomes for children and youth who are deafblind.

  • Scholarship Opportunities for students who are deaf or hard of hearing

    EduMed has provided an amazing list of college scholarship opportunities for students who are deaf or hard of hearing on…

  • NEW Haptics app from Hapti-Co

    There’s a new app that provides pictures, audio, and written descriptions of Haptics signals that you can have available anywhere. …

  • Family Educator Partnership an Important Resource for Families

    The Family & Educator Partnership (FEP) develops and sustains effective partnerships between families, educators, and community providers to promote success…

  • Tomás and the Case of the Mysterious Missing Dog (Free E-book & Videobook)

    Written by Scott Baltisberger and Chrissy Cowan Illustrated by Scott Baltisberger Scott Baltisberger is a teacher of students with visual…

  • Charge Syndrome Student teaching sign language to thousands with free video lessons

    Check out this amazing article about a 15-year-old who created videos to help teach British Sign Language for free. Click…

  • Free online resources for students

    Are you looking for quality materials for your children while they’re home from school? If so, there are many free online resources for…

  • A Family Guide To Early ACCESS (Video)

    This video was created with families in mind and describes what Early ACCESS services look like using family guided routines and…

  • Labor Dept rules IEP meetings a valid reason for family and medical leave

    Check out this article by the Educationdive to learn more: Click here for the article

  • Living with Charge Syndrome (Being Me: Sarah) Video

  • Attention Midwest Families of children with Usher’s Syndrome!

    Having a child with Usher’s Syndrome can be challenging due to the fact that it is a rare condition and…

Connect With Us

  • Katy Ring
  • Deafblind Consultant & Project Coordinator
  • Iowa Educational Services for the Blind & Visually Impaired
  • 712-310-4623 (cell)

  • Heather Dirks
  • Family Engagement Coordinator
  • Iowa Deafblind Project
  • 515-380-1782

Affiliates

  • Early Access
  • Iowa EDHI
  • Access for Special Kids (ASK) Resource Center
  • Iowa School for the Deaf
  • Iowa Department of Education
  • Iowa Department for the Blind

© 2023 Iowa Deafblind Services Project

Iowa Deafblind Services Project is funded by a 5-year U.S. Department of Education grant (2018 – 2023) with additional support from Iowa Department of Education, Iowa School for the Deaf, Iowa Braille School, and Iowa's Area Education Agencies.

The contents of this document were developed under a grant from the U.S. Department of Education #H326T180013. However, those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the US Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government. Project Officer, Rebecca Sheffield.