Know someone who wants to be a Virtual Assistant? Maybe a Mom who is home with a Special Needs Child and needs real, legitimate work at home? I’m looking for 2 apprentices to do some hands on training/work for two of my sites (this site is one of them!) and I’ll teach them the biz. [...]
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I am a Virtual Assistant - I work at home providing admin and marketing support for small and home based businesses. Many of you have asked me about doing this yourselves because it is a tremendous way to be home for your Special Needs Family Member and bring in a good income at the same [...]
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As someone who makes a living using all things internet I really have to stay on top of the latest and greatest stuff. So I’m a big fan of someone named Chris Brogan, someone you have probably never heard of. So I’d like to introduce you.
Vilagers, this is Chris, New Media Marketing Expert and all-around [...]
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Special Needs Answers might have it. This site has a lot of information for Parents and Families as well as attorneys.
Some recent articles that I found very helpful:
SSI Basics - Finally - information in plain English!
Federal Legislation Would Eliminate Use of ‘Mentally Retarded’ in Government Programs - It’s about time!
Program Provides Tax Benefits to Workers [...]
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I was going through some of Terry Mauro’s articles on About.com Special Needs Children and saw this article:
Augmentative Communication on an iPhone or iPod Touch
If your Special Needs Family Member has trouble speaking this looks like a great tool. It is not only affordable but cool and your kids will appreciate that!
Filed under: Information Resources by Sandy | Social tagging: Communication Devices > Speech and Language Therapy > Speech Therapy
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