The Power of People-First Language: Respecting Individuality and Fostering Inclusion

The Power of People-First Language

Words have the power to shape our perceptions and influence our actions, and nowhere is this more evident than in the language we use to describe individuals with disabilities. In this blog post, we’ll explore the significance of people-first language, its historical context, and practical guidelines for using it respectfully. Join us on a journey where words become instruments of … Read More

Engaging Fathers of Children with Special Needs 

Engaging Fathers

At Parent to Parent USA, we recognize that fathers play an irreplaceable role in the lives of all children, including those with disabilities or special healthcare needs. These children benefit enormously from active, engaged fathers. However, fathers often face unique challenges as they adapt to their child’s needs. That’s why we have launched a new Father Engagement Task Force focused … Read More

[Sponsored] Getting Medical Supplies Made Easy

New sponsor announcement

Introducing our newest sponsor, PMF Professional Medical Fulfillment! PMF specializes in products, knowledge, and service for adults and children with special needs and their caregivers. PMF prides itself on working with families for the most affordable use of their medical insurance, and waivers in some states, to ensure better health outcomes. Watch Jessica Gibson, General Manager, talk about PMF’s customers, … Read More

Parent to Parent USA: Leading the Way in Supporting Families of Children with Special Needs

10 Helpful Resources

We are delighted to share that Parent to Parent USA (P2PUSA) has recently been featured in the latest edition of care.com’s “10 Helpful Organizations and Resources for Children with Special Needs.” Our dedicated national network is thrilled to be acknowledged for the vital role we play in supporting families of individuals with physical or developmental disabilities. Unveiling a Wealth of … Read More

Finding your Community after a Genetic Diagnosis

The Brown Family

Families may feel a range of emotions after the diagnosis of a genetic condition. One of the best ways to cope with a genetic diagnosis is to build yourself a strong support system. Parent to Parent USA Co Executive Director Lily Brown recently shared her experience and the power of making connections. Click here to read Lily’s full article on … Read More