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Parent to Parent of Pennsylvania supports the grassroots efforts of new and exisiting
 
groups. Many of our current regional coordinators have experience starting and running
 
support groups and are happy to share what they have learned. Our program can
 
support your efforts in the following ways: 
 
 
We can survey families in our database for interest in your support group and mail
 
initial promotional materials.
 
 
We can meet with families to talk about how to promote a new group:
    
      ...help create a name that does not currently belong to another group
 
     ...help write and create promotional flier
 
      ...help secure a place to meet
 
     ...help write a press release to submit to the local newspaper
 
      ...help identify group objectives and activities
 
 

Introduce Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance and PA Parents and Caregivers
 
Resource Network as additional resources to consider for support group start-up
 
and on going assistance. 
 
 
Help establish connections to a National Support Organization and learn how to
 
become a local or state affiliate chapter.
 
 
Provide trainings on confidentiality.
 
 
Assist in recommending speakers on disability-specific topics. 
 
 
Our regional coordinators are happy to discuss your specific needs.

Please call for more information! 

 

 
 
 
 
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 03 July 2008 )
 
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