Extra support in daily activities and major life activities

Mobility issues

Limited communication

Problems generalizing learning between settings

This website provides products that help accommodate children in and out of school. Teachers can use this website to find products that may be useful for their student to use during class and send it to their school system to purchase for the student since all children have the right to a free and appropriate education.

https://specialneedsresourceblog.com/teaching-strategies-for-individuals-with-multiple-disabilities/ This blog has multiple links within it that lead to many resources for teachers. From "Instructional Strategies for Students with Multiple Disabilities" to "Strategies for Inclusion of Children with Multiple Disabilities."

https://teachercertification.com/effective-teaching-strategies-for-students-with-multiple-disabilities/ This website includes a lot more information on people with multiple disabilities. This would be a good website to read over when you know that you will be having a student with multiple disabilities and want to educate yourself more on the topic.

FSN is a website that includes in depth information about disabilities, shows where support groups are present, agencies within the community that can help support your family, and contacts for different services.

https://wicws.dph.ncdhhs.gov The helpline is a great resource to parents that are concerned about their child's disability and need to know where help programs are available.

https://www.ncdhhs.gov/itp-beearly The Early Intervention branch is going to be very helpful to parents when they are finding out that their child has multiple disabilities. This is the first step of action in order to discover and get the best help for your child especially in their educational path.