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Workshop Series 2008-2009

Your input is welcome!  Please click on above link for Needs Assessment form.

 

Needs Assessment - Chinese form

Jun 30 - July 25

Summer Afternoon Day Care Service available

Mon-Fri 2-6pm

July 28 - Aug 22

Register for Summer Camp now!

 

 

Special Needs Conference Handouts

Deborah Neargarder - Sensory Activities

Deborah Neargarder - Sensory Integration

Dr. John Brown - Unraveling the Mysteries of Autism

Leo Salado - Behavioral Intervention

Leo Salado - Interactive Games

 

 

Interested Candidates please return this application form along with your resume to the OSF office at 1340 S. De Anza Blvd, #207, San Jose, CA 95129

 

 

Our Vision

Families & Individuals with special needs will live life as full and active members of their community

 

Our Mission

The mission of OSF is to believe in and support community integration for individuals with special needs toward an independent, productive, and normal life; to advocate for stable and healthy environments for families and individuals with special needs.

 

OSF

  • Provides complete family support to children, teens, adults, and seniors with special needs.

  • Embraces all cultures, ages, and disabilities.

  • Builds a loving and all inclusive community.

Awards

2007 Governor Commendation

 

2007 House Representative Commendation

 

OSF at the CREST Awards 2006

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OTHER CITY CHANNEL PROGRAMS AND EVENTS

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CREST Awards 2006 (5/10/06)

 

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Charity Concert

 

Cupertino Courier cover story

 

San Jose Mercury News article

 

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"Healthy Start" Parent Workshops

 

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We offer a range of topics related to the healthy development of children through age 5. These Healthy Start parent workshops will be offered to families/caregivers of children with special needs. The selected curriculum is research based on a model that includes strategies for parents/caregivers to practice effective parenting skills. These workshops value, support and reinforce the role of parents as their child’s first teacher. Refreshments and child care are provided. RSVP is required. Please use the registration form below to sign up for a specific seminar and notify us how many children you are bringing to each workshop who will need child care.

 

Parent Seminar Registration

 

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Parent Service Provider Student
  Teacher Family Member Other

   

  

 

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Archives

Past seminars are available on tapes from the OSF Multimedia Library.  If you have any questions call (408)996-0850.

 

Healthy Start Parent Workshops: Series Three

Healthy Start Parent Workshops: Series Two

Healthy Start Parent Workshops: Series One

Parent Seminars 2006

Parent Seminars 2005

Parent Seminars 2004

Parent Seminars 2002-2003

 

 

2008 Past Events

Jan. 10

Brain Development and Young Children Workshop

Jan. 12

Nutrition Issues for Children with Down Syndrome

Jan. 15

Sign Language Workshop

Jan. 17

Survive A Picky Eater Workshop

Jan. 24

Early Start Systems

Feb. 6

Effect of Parental Conflict on Children

Feb. 7

Sign Language Workshop

Feb-Mar

Discipline and Young Children Workshop Series

Feb. 14

Preemies In Their First Years Workshop

Feb. 16

Nutrition Issues for Children with Down Syndrome

Feb. 21

Pump It Up!

Mar. 1

Home and School Activities workshop

Mar. 6

Challenging Behaviors workshop

Mar. 24

Brain Development and Young Children workshop

May 19

Autism workshop

May 24

Behavior Management workshop

May 16

2008 Special Conference - Intervention Services

May 17

4th Annual Cupertino Special Festival

 

Special Festival - Live Music Flyer!