Island County Parent to Parent

Island County Parent to Parent Resources, Information, Workshops, Support and Community Connections for Families Raising Children and Supporting Adults with Disabilities in Island County

How Can Parent to Parent Help You? Parent to Parent offers community resources, support in a variety of different ways, help to navigate systems and connections with other families with special needs. All ages, and stages. From learning your child has a disability through the adult years, the journey takes many different turns and twists. Parent to Parent is a nationwide organization that began here in Washington State. Parents have many questions and concerns in coping with their child’s needs and their own feelings. Personal support from another parent, who has a child with similar needs, can be helpful in coping with these challenging experiences and feelings. Helping Parents (volunteer peer mentors) are available to provide support and information. Parent to Parent No Cost Services:
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Educational Workshops
Social/Recreational Events
Presentations in our Community

Island County Parent to Parent offers:

Island County Parent to Parent Family Resource Toolkit

Island County Disability Resource Guide

Island County Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Resource Guide

Island County Behavioral Health Resource Directory

Island County Transition Guide-In Depth
Island County Transition -Quick Guide

All of these guides are available on our website. You can also email us and we will send you a hard copy. [email protected]
https://www.islandcountywa.gov/Humanservices/Pages/Parent-to-Parent.aspx

Call/Text Tiffany (360)632-7539 for your free copy or find it on our website https://www.islandcountywa.gov/Humanservices/Pages/Parent-to-Parent.aspx

There is a support/social group for deaf and hard of hearing families in Langley. Send us a message if you’re interested...
09/16/2026

There is a support/social group for deaf and hard of hearing families in Langley. Send us a message if you’re interested in “Flying Fingers”.

09/15/2026
09/15/2026
Life Skills vs Resource Room vs Inclusion
09/14/2026

Life Skills vs Resource Room vs Inclusion

Confused about life skills classrooms and resource rooms? Learn the differences, diploma implications, inclusion concerns, red flags, and questions parents should ask before agreeing to an IEP placeme

09/14/2026

🌊 If you're looking for the perfect way to have fun, don't forget about Adaptive Kayaking Day coming up! The Exceptional Family Member Program has partnered with Outdoors for All to bring adaptive kayaking fun to the NAS Whidbey Island community. Trained staff will be on site to help guide participants on the water, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all. Open to ages 7 and up, this is a fantastic opportunity for families to learn while staying safe and having a good time. Don't miss out on the adventure!

The event will take place on Saturday, September 19, from noon to 4 p.m. at the beautiful Cranberry Lake in the Deception Pass State Park. Be sure to RSVP by calling 360-257-5266 to secure your spot.

09/13/2026

IEP goals for elopement should teach safety and self-regulation and not just reduce incidents. Here’s are 18 edit and paste examples.

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105 NW 1st
Coupeville, WA
98239

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Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm

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