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Sibshops

Sibshops are a FREE program designed for brothers and sisters of children with special needs or disabilities. Sibshops are a time to meet other brothers and sisters of children with special needs, build friendships, have fun, do recreational activities, and share feelings with others who really know what it is like to have a sibling with a disability.

VISIT OUR CALENDAR TO VIEW SCHEDULED SIBSHOPS.

Further questions or comments, contact 1.800.640.4553 / Email: sdpc@sdparent.org

INFORMATION ABOUT SIBSHOPS

Sibshops is part of the Sibling Support Project, a national project dedicated to the concerns of brothers and sisters of people with special health, developmental and mental health concerns: www.siblingsupport.org.

An ABC News 20/20 segment about Sibshops features a sibling of a young man with autism who attends them.

OTHER RESOURCES FOR SIBLINGS

SibTeen
Just for teenage brothers and sisters, available as Yahoo group and Facebook group.
siblingsupport.org

How to Let young Siblings Know You Care by Don Meyer Slideshow

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Check out our most recent publication, “Understanding School Testing and Test Scores” created to help parents better understand the data included in their child’s evaluation so they can best advocate for their needs.

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