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Please help the Lanterman Housing Alliance and the State Council on Developmental Disabilities gather data on housing needs of folks… Continue Reading

Direct Support Workforce and People with Intellectual, Developmental and Other Disabilities A study on Direct Support Workforce and People with… Continue Reading

Getting ready for back to school: Strategies to support students with dyslexia. “Dyslexia affects every instructional task a student will… Continue Reading

Have you heard about the Self-Determination Program? Presented by the Golden Gate Regional Center Come and learn more about Self-Determination… Continue Reading

Thank you to the Swain Center-our new signature sponsor of Matrix Mighty Milers! Thank you to our new signature sponsor… Continue Reading

Thank You to All who Participated in 2018 Matrix Mighty Milers 5K Race! Matrix Mighty Milers is an inclusive running program for children of all ages and abilities. This year we had 64 participants who trained for 13 weeks and all ran The Santa Rosa Marathon 5K race. This program would not be possible without our incredible community. Many thanks

Want to learn more about raising confident kids? Join us tomorrow evening for a talk with Jai Flicker, educator, mentor… Continue Reading

The Race IS ON! Come cheer for us! Start Time: 9:00 am Start Line: 545 4th Street, Santa Rosa Download Map of Race here PS There is always time to DONATE or click here

Thank you to our new signature sponsor of our Matrix Mighty Milers, The Swain Center.

Presented by the Golden Gate Regional Center Come and learn more about Self-Determination at an informational (pre-enrollment) meeting*. *Attendance at one Informational/Pre-enrollment Meeting is a necessary step in pursuing participation in the Self-Determination Program. Matrix Parent Network and Resource Center 94 Galli Drive, Suite C Novato Friday, September 7, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm REGISTRATION: Contact Susan Pirnes at: SDP@ggrc.org

Getting ready for back to school: Strategies to support students with dyslexia. Click here to read more in Smartsbrief about ways to support students with dyslexia.

A study on Direct Support Workforce and People with Intellectual, Developmental and Other Disabilities: Click this link to read more about this study