A legal services nonprofit answers questions about how families can start getting help for students with disabilities
If your child has a disability, getting school support can be challenging.
Whether a student is experiencing academic, behavioral or medical needs, knowing when it’s time to ask for help, and what to look for, can make a big difference for families.
Ability Allies is a “nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free and low-cost legal services to Indiana’s children and adults with disabilities, primarily in education matters,” according to their website.
In part one of this series of Q&A’s, The Indianapolis Recorder connected with Ability Allies’ attorney Mimi Huybers to provide some information on when to know a student needs extra support and who to ask for help.
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