Chicago resource center supports families with disabled children via IEP advocacy, training, and developmental support across eight counties
The Family Resource Center on Disabilities (FRCD) is a vital support system for families in the Chicago Metropolitan Area, dedicated to empowering parents and guardians of children with disabilities. Serving eight Illinois counties, FRCD focuses on children with diverse needs, including language-based learning disabilities, ensuring they receive the quality education and services they deserve. The center acts as an indispensable ally, fostering strong family partnerships to help children achieve productive and independent lives.
FRCD offers a comprehensive suite of programs designed to equip families with the knowledge to navigate special education complexities. Key offerings include virtual training sessions on special education rights and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), alongside webinars and in-person presentations on early intervention strategies and transition planning for adulthood. These resources are tailored to support families at every stage of their child's educational journey.
While FRCD is not a school itself, it provides essential specialized support through its focus on Special Education, Individualized Education Programs, Special Needs Support, Therapeutic Services, and Developmental Support. For specific details on upcoming training sessions, presentation topics, or how to access their resources, families are encouraged to contact FRCD directly at +1 312-939-3513 or visit their website at frcd.org.
| School Type | Special Education School |
| Yearly Tuition Cost | Contact for pricing |
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