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| Let's face it: no one knows your child better than you do. A parent knows when something isn't quite right. Trust your instincts! Consult your family physician and discuss your concerns. An early diagnosis leads to a better prognosis. |

| Shaken Baby Syndrome Education and Training Training is offered once a month, focusing on new parents and caregivers who have children ages birth to 5. Those who participate in the sessions will earn certificates. Also, there will be door prizes and stipends. For more information, contact: Pam Thornburg 335-3010 ext. 15, Jodie Baker 335-7138, Julie Stepter 335-0350, or Faye Williamson 333-5115 . Training sessions are sponsored by the Family and Children First Council, and the Ohio Trust Fund. |
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| By linking and networking, we can reach our common goal of helping families in our community. This site has been developed uniquely for the purpose of providing guidance to our families right here in Fayette County, who have a loved one with special needs. This site is a work-in-progress, and will be updated continually, as new information becomes available. Thanks for stopping by, and I hope this site can be of help to you and your family. Happy New Year, and may God bless you and your family! |
Hi! Welcome to Fayette Family Net, a website that offers resources and networking to Fayette County families who have family members with special needs. When my family moved to the area four years ago, we found ourselves overwhelmed by the amount of resources available, but still not knowing quite where to start in our search for assistance. In an effort to assist others in their search, I've contacted the various agencies listed on this site to provide a reference point for the services available. |









| Help Wanted: The FCBDD is looking for qualified substitute staff to work in early intervention, preschool, and adult services. If you are interested in intermittent, part-time work and believe you could make a difference in the lives of children and adults with disabilities, please contact Debbie Yoho, Administrative Assistant, at 335-7453. You can also drop by either facility to pick up a job application. |