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Bilingual Special
Education Resources Network |
Assistance in the education of
students who speak a language other than English.
(Ages 3-21) |
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Deaf/Hard Of
Hearing/Deafblind |
Information and services for
children and adults.
(Ages Birth-Adult) |
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Early Childhood
Direction Centers |
Neutral Information and referral
for children. (Ages Birth-5) |
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Independent Living Centers |
Peer model services and community
advocacy for all people with disabilities.
(Ages
Birth-Adult) |
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Interagency
Partnerships |
| Supporting the established statewide
school-community collaborations such as: Partners for Children |
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Mediation Services |
Dispute resolution in special
education identification and placement.(Ages
3-Adult) |
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Parent Centers |
Specific assistance to parents
with children with disabilities.(Ages
Birth-21) |
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Regional
Facilitators |
Lifelong Services Network (LSN)
regional representatives. |
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Resource Center for
Visually Impaired |
Professional development,
library, textbooks and materials. (Ages
Birth-21) |
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Special Education Training
and Resource Centers |
Professional development and
assistance for school professionals. (Ages
3-Adult) |
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Talking
Book and Braille Library |
The
New York State Talking Book and Braille Library provides recorded
and braille books to adults and children who, owing to a
disability, can't read print, or hold a book, or turn its
pages. (Ages
Birth-Adult) |
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Technology Resources for
Education (TRE) |
Training, information, and
administrative services regarding the provision of assistive technology devices. (Ages Birth-21) |
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Transition
Coordination Sites |
Assistance with
preparing youth with disabilities, for living, learning, working and participating
successfully in the community as adults. (Ages 14-21) |
