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It is hard for immigrant parents to change their country for their child with disability. We can all relate the struggle in this journey. But it can get so much easier with each other's support. If you learn a useful resource, share it with another parent so that you can have an impact on those who go through the same struggle and you can even make friends to enjoy the journey. If you have questions please do not hesitate to ask. Every question you ask is helping your child and many other children. Do not forget that you are not alone in this journey. You can always comment below to ask, engage and share. 😄

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Contact your International Consulate and Embassy for Your Child with Disability 

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Contact your International Consulate and Embassy for Your Child with Disability 

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While these embassies may not have specific programs or services for children with disabilities, they may be able to provide general information or referrals to local organizations, support groups, or government agencies that can assist non-citizen parents in accessing services for their disabled children in New Jersey. Additionally, it's always a good idea to reach out directly to the consulate or embassy for assistance tailored to your specific needs. Comment below if you would like ask questions or share informations.

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Community Centers and Libraries: Elizabeth Public Library is Providing Immigrant Services for Children with Disabilities. 

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Community Centers and Libraries: Elizabeth Public Library is Providing Immigrant Services for Children with Disabilities. 

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Local community centers and libraries often offer resources and workshops for immigrant families, including information on education and healthcare services for children with disabilities. Elizabeth Public Library's Immigrant Services offer resources and workshops for immigrant families in New Jersey, including information on education and healthcare services. Click the link below for more information : https://www.elizpl.org/communityresourcedirectory.html

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Local Immigrant and Refugee Service Organizations for Children and Youth with Disability 

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Local Immigrant and Refugee Service Organizations for Children and Youth with Disability 

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Many cities and regions have organizations dedicated to providing support and resources to immigrant and refugee communities. These organizations may offer information on accessing special education services and disability benefits for non-citizen children. The Office for New Americans provides information and resources for immigrants and refugees in New Jersey, including guidance on accessing education and social services. You can see the website of New Jersey Office for New Americans for more information. Comment below if you have any questions or informations you would like to share.

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Immigrant Advocacy Groups for Non US Citizen parents and Their children with Disability

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Immigrant Advocacy Groups for Non US Citizen parents and Their children with Disability

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Organizations focused on immigrant rights and advocacy may offer resources and support for navigating the US education and healthcare systems, including special education and disability services. Make the Road New Jersey advocates for immigrant rights and offers services and resources for immigrant families, including information on education and healthcare access. You can see their website for more information https://maketheroadnj.org/.

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Contact Local School Districts for Multilingual Services

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Contact Local School Districts for Multilingual Services

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Every school district in the US is required to provide special education services to children with disabilities. Contact the special education department of your local school district to inquire about available services and how to enroll your child. The school you get in touch with will schedule appointments with special education therapists and prepare an IEP (Individual Education Program)for your child.

Most of the school districts have dedicated multilingual services or liaisons for immigrant families. These services may provide information and support in languages other than English and can help non-citizen parents understand their child's rights and access available services. For example you can see the website of Newark Public Schools - Multilingual Programs. Newark Public Schools' Multilingual Programs provide support and resources for immigrant families, including information on special education services. You can comment below to ask and learn about different special education programs and school districts that you recommend.