P2P USA Releases 2023 Impact Report
As we look back on 2023, we’re grateful for another year of growth and connection within our Parent to Parent USA community. We’ve been working hard to reach more families, provide better support, and strengthen the bonds that make our network so special: We held our 2023 Leadership Institute, bringing together 181 participants from 35 states to share ideas and … Read More
P2P USA’s Committees and Task Forces
Volunteers are the heart of Parent to Parent! In the spirit of peer-to-peer support, Parent to Parent USA is seeking volunteers to bolster our national efforts. By joining us, you can play a vital role in achieving our strategic goals of Expansion, Innovation, Research, and Sustainability. Together, we will work to better serve ALL families of individuals with disabilities and … Read More
Join Us for the 2024 Support Parent Summit
P2P USA announces the 2024 Support Parent Summit, a virtual event dedicated to celebrating and empowering our incredible network of volunteers across the nation.
New Report Validates the Power of Peer Support: Why Parent to Parent’s Work Matters More Than Ever
A recent report has brought to light what we at Parent to Parent USA have long known: peer support is crucial for families of children and youth with special health care needs. This research not only validates our mission but also underscores the pressing need for the services we provide. Key Findings 68% of caregivers felt more confident in caring … Read More
New Sponsorship Opportunities to Support Parent to Parent Nationwide
We are thrilled to announce our 2024 menu of corporate sponsorship options. Will you join us in making sure no parent feels alone, ever?
P2P USA Releases 2022 Impact Report
We are excited to share our 2022 Impact Report highlighting our network’s continued growth and impact over this past year.
2023 Leadership Institute Recap
Parent to Parent leaders from across the country met at the 2023 Leadership Institute to share best and promising practices to address the changing needs of families of those with disabilities and special health care needs.
The Power of People-First Language: Respecting Individuality and Fostering Inclusion
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
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