Washington State Fathers Network Annual Conference
The Washington State Fathers Network (WSFN) has served over 1,000 families in the past 20 years.
Your Convenience and Excuses are Not Worth The Life of My Child
My five-year-old daughter, Kaitlynn is handicapped. Her life is confined to a wheelchair and her medical needs are extensive. She thoroughly enjoys our weekly trips to the Columbia, Mississippi Dirt Cheap and Wal-Mart. Although she can not “talk,” she vibrantly squeals with delight as we turn into the Town Square parking lot. As one might imagine, getting out and about is cumbersome and physically trying for me, but seeing the enjoyment on Kaitlynn’s face is well worth it.
Beauty Contest for Women with Disabilities
12 young women with disabilities will compete in the beauty contest.
Why Dyslexia and Dysgraphia Horrify Many Parents
Learning disabilities take many forms, but none of these distress parents as much as Dyslexia and Dysgrahia.
Aktion T Four: Program for Killing Undesirables
Using arguments promoted by some physicians and judges in the 1930s, the Nazis commited mass murder in the name of euthanasia—“mercy killing”—and instructed hundreds of mental asylum directors, pediatricians, psychiatrists, doctors, and nurses to do the killing.
On The Ladder
Job search tips for people with disabilities.
Special Educational Services: Individualized Educational Plans
Informative information for parents with children who require special educational services.
Breaking Boundaries
I also felt an overwhelming sense of fulfillment because I knew I had contributed to breaking down the stigmas that surround people who are disabled on whatever level.
Special Needs Children
A little insight on a special needs child.
Who is Involved in Special Education Planning?
Many parents have no idea about the laws that protect special needs/disabled children’s right for a free and appropriate education. This article is a parental resource for Special Education Planning.










