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Examine the need for routine that many individuals with disabilities have, and learn ways to provide instruction and care accordingly. Also included is an informational sheet to be filled out during or after the video.
The church is a community where all are welcome and all are needed.
Take a look at the best ways to meet an array of communication needs. Also included is an informational sheet to be filled out during or after the video.
Take a look at the best ways to meet an array of communication needs. Also included is an informational sheet to be filled out during or after the video.
Ways your church can come alongside families and caregivers to help bear each other’s burdens, as well as an informational sheet to be filled out during or after the training video.
This brief video provides an introduction to Down Syndrome, Intellectual Disability, and Cerebral Palsy.
In this video we introduce the top five strategies our training videos will offer to help you compassionately and skillfully minister to individuals experiencing disability.
Being intentional with the structure of a class and the physical layout of a classroom can provide a friendly environment to a child with a disability.
Consistency is key to providing a stable and hospitable environment. In this video, we see the benefits of creating consistent expectations and learn approaches to best care for individuals during times of escalation.
As we conclude the first part of our training, we reflect on all we’ve learned. We remember that the foundation of our relationship with those experiencing disability is kinship, compassion, and fellowship.
Dive into this resource from Guidelight geared towards help your church connect with families living with disabilities.
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