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Educational Resources for Students with Special Needs

Provider Name Provider Description Category Description Address City Location Description Location Phone Contact Contact Phone Provider Phone Provider EMail Provider URL
Capital Therapy Innovative treatment for communication disorders; Facilitates 'Beyond Words', a therapeutic program for preschoolers, including pre-linguistic and socio-communication development; Offers speech-language pathologists; Plus 'Super Pals', offering support for handwriting and auditory skills for slightly older children with learning and communication difficulties 2424 Millcreek Ct., Ste. 1 850-656-1600
Dick Howser Center for Childhood Services Comprehensive, early intervention and full inclusion child care program. Educating children from 6 weeks to 6 years of age. On-Site Physical, Occupational, and Speech/Language therapy available. 240 Mabry St 850-574-3906 kstreb@goodwillbigbend.com www.dickhowser.org
Dyslexia Research Institute and Learning Skills Programs Operates Woodland Hall Academy and Dyslexia Research Institute Literacy and Life Skills (DRILLS), an adult program, provides parenting information, teacher training, advocacy and consultation, and research and development resources 5746 Centerville Rd 850-893-2216 dri@dyslexia-add.org www.dyslexia-add.org
Family Network on Disabilities of Florida Visions: Offers free help, information, and training to Native American families of students with disabilities and the professionals who serve them; Main focus is on the educational needs of students with disabilities; Visions believes that informed parents are a child's best advocate, and that parents and professionals working together should provide the best resources for our children; Offers information via telephone, online, and through workshops Toll Free: 877-205-7 847-0010 www.fndfl.org
Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resources Systems - FDLRS A statewide network of associate and specialized centers that provide diagnostic and instructional support services to district exceptional student education programs and families of students with exceptionalities 3955 W. Pensacola St 487-2630 fdlrs1@mail.leon.k12.fl.us www.fdlrs.leon.k12.fl.us
KEYS to Exceptional Youth Success Keys to Exceptional Youth Success | KEYS serves persons with disabilities with post-secondary educational needs by providing scholarships and promoting lifelong learning opportunities. 2757 W. Pensacola Street TellMeMore@KEYSscholarships.org www.keysscholarships.org
Leon County Schools Exceptional Student Education (ESE): Specially designed instruction for eligible, exceptional students. Most students w/disabilities receive education in regular classes w/use of supplementary aides. Alternative placement available to meet needs of exceptional students; Participation in general curriculum encouraged. Special instructional strategies provided so exceptional students meet the goals/objectives on IEP; For more info visit, www.ese.leon.k12.fl.us 2757 W. Pensacola St 487-7160 850-487-7100 www.leonschools.net
Leon County Schools Leon County Hearing Impaired Program: Serves students from Pre-K to 12th grade with severe, profound hearing loss; Also serves students from surrounding counties 2757 W. Pensacola St 487-7160 850-487-7100 www.leonschools.net
Mary Pellegrino and Associates Works to improve stroke rehabilitation, voice disorders, stuttering, delayed language, articulation, augmentative communication, dysfluency, and autism disorders 3215 Capital Medical Blvd 878-0609 mmpellegrino@msn.com www.tallahasseespeechcenter.com
North Florida Child Development A non-profit agency serving the Big Bend, providing Head Start, Early Head Start, family and community partnerships, school readiness, and disability services; Also provides educational, health, nutritional, mental health, and dental health services 200 S. 2nd St Wewahitchka 1-850-639-5080 www.headstartnf.org
Children's Home Society (CHS) Early Steps Program: Assures services are available for infants and toddlers who are at risk of or have developmental delays; Services are offered from Birth to age 3 1801 Miccosukee Commons Dr 921-0330 x312 850-921-0772 www.chsfl.org
Children's Home Society (CHS) Early Steps Program: Assures services are available for infants and toddlers who are at risk of or have developmental delays; Services are offered from Birth to age 3 1801 Miccosukee Commons Dr 850-921-0772 www.chsfl.org
Ability 1st, Center for Independent Living Adults with AD/HD Coaching and Support Group: Facilitated by CHADD (Child and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder); From 7-8pm on the 4th Monday of each month; Support groups are held at Ability1st in Tallahassee; For more information visit www.chadd.net 1823 Buford Ct Dr. Jamileh Mikati 575-9621 850-575-9621 ability1st@ability1st.info www.ability1st.info
Ability 1st, Center for Independent Living Parents of Children with AD/HD Support Group: A local parent support group facilitated by CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder); Meets the 2nd Thursday of each month from 6-8pm at Ability1st in Tallahassee 1823 Buford Ct Dr. Jamileh Mikati 575-9621 850-575-9621 ability1st@ability1st.info www.ability1st.info
AD/HD Coaching AD/HD Coaching and Support Group - For adults seeking help with AD/HD. Meets the last monday of every month, 7:00 - 8:00pm in the Ability 1st conference room. 1823 Buford Court 850-575-9621 x 110 850-575-9621 x. 110
Progressive Pediatric Developmental Center Offers Orton-Gillingham Instruction for dyslexic children struggling with reading, spelling, and mathematics; Also offers Pediatric Psychology services for children and adolescents with ADHD. 1915 Welby Way, Suite 5 850-325-6301 www.progressivepediatric.org