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Inclusive Story Time

Sponsoring Organization: HELLO Lab UConn Storrs and UConn Avery Point
Saturday, July 18, 2026
10:30am to 12:30pm
This is a no cost event.

Join the HELLO Lab at UConn Storrs, UConn Avery Point, and the Connecticut National Estuarine Research Reserve for an inclusive story time followed by water-based crafts and activities. We will be reading the book "The Quest for the Cockle Implant", written by 9-year-old Maya Wasserman and illustrated by Lucy Rogers.

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Inclusive Story Time
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CPAC Programs and Services

Parent Training and Information (PTI) Center

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Family Connections

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Collaboration Between
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CPAC continues to be a resource to families and schools to help build positive relationships at the individual, school or district level.

REAL Transition Partners

Youth Advisory Board & REAL Transition Partners

A collaboration between all 26 Region A parent centers, provides innovative services that involve diverse youth/young adults with disabilities and their families.

Next STEPs

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STEPS

This 8 session series helps parents and professionals gain the skills necessary for them to be effective members at the Planning and Placement Team meeting (PPT).

Training for Parents & Professionals

Training for
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Training workshops which can be tailored to meet individual group needs and interests. Workshops can also be presented in Spanish.