The Fairhaven Guild
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Child Care/Respite/Camps
ARC San Diego
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-San Diego Regional Center
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-In Home Supportive Services IHSS
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-YMCA Child Care Resource Center
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Jewish Community Center
Educational Support
San Diego Unified School District Special Education Services
www.sandi.net/depts/specialed/index.htm
-SDUSD TRACE Point of Transition (POT)
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-Resources for Students with Autism (RSA)
-Diagnostic Center for Positive Change (DCPC)
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Disability Focus/Educational Support
-Resources for Students with Autism (RSA)
-The Diagnostic Center for Positive Changes (DCPD)
San Diego Unified School District SDUSD
-SDUSD TRACE Point of Transition (POT)
-Resources for Students with Autism (RSA)
-Diagnostic Center for Positive Change (DCPC)
Transition Resources
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Financial Resources
-Guild Mortgage Company & Devin Properties
Resources for Families of Children with Special Needs
Eddy
www.guildmortgage.com
-Social Security Administration
-Social Security Income SSI
www.ssa.gov/pgm/links_disability.htm
-In Home Supportive Services IHSS
www.sdihsspa.com
Mental Health
The Diagnostic Center for Positive Changes DCPC
Medical
Council of Community Clinics
Will refer to local clinics with sliding scale cost
7535 Metropolitan Dr.
San Diego, Ca. 92108
Phone (619) 542-4300
Fax (619) 542-4350
www.ccc-sd.org
Recreational/ Sports/Therapeutic
-City of San Diego Park and Recreational Therapeutic Services
www.sandiego.gov/park-and-recreation/activities/trs/index.shtml
-Challenge Athletes Foundation Community
www.challengedathletes.org
Email address CAF @challengeathletes.org
-Miracle League of San Diego
www.miracleleagueofsandiego.org
-San Diego Adaptive Sports Foundation
SDASF offices are located at:
Corky McMillin Companies
2727 Hoover Avenue
National City, CA
Mailing address:
3089C Clairemont Drive, Suite 153
San Diego, CA 92117
Phone number (619) 336-1806
Fax: (619) 336-9809
Marla Knox, Executive Director: marla@sdasf.org
Ross Ehrhardt, President: ross@sdasf.org
Laurel Moorhead, Treasurer: laurel@sdasf.org
www.sdasf.org
–Special Olympics
10977 San Diego Mission Rd, San Diego, CA 92108 - (619) 283-6100
www.specialolympicssandiego.com –
-Sports for Exceptional Athletes
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Organizations
San Diego Autism Association
Email: info@sd-autism.org
E-News: send your name & email address to info@sd-autism.org
Phone: 858.715.0678
Fax: 858.712.1510
Mailing Address:
PO Box 420908
San Diego, CA 92142-0908
Office Address:
4699 Murphy Canyon Rd.
San Diego, CA 92123-5371
www.sd-autism.org
-Down Syndrome Association
www.dsasdonline.org
-Epilepsy Foundation San Diego
2055 El Cajon Boulevard
San Diego, Ca. 92104
Phone (619) 296-0161
Fax (619) 296-0802
www.epilepsysandiego.com
-Exceptional Family Resource Center
www.efrconline.org
-United Cerebral Palsy UCP
www.ucpsd.org
Easter seals
www.southerncal.easterseals.com/site/
-San Diego Regional Center
Regional Center provides diagnosis and assessment of eligibility and help plan, access, coordinate and monitor the services and supports that are needed because of a developmental disability. There is no charge for the diagnosis and eligibility assessment.
4355 Ruffin Road, Suite 200
San Diego, Ca. 92123
Tel: (858) 576-2996
Fax: (858) 576-2873
www.sdrc.org
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Mission Statement
It is the mission of the Fairhaven Guild to encourage the collaborative efforts of teachers and parents in their pursuit to improve the quality of life of the students with moderate to severe disabilities in San Diego Unified School District.
Fairhaven Guild
Embracing Parent – Teacher Partnership
History There is a consensus within the current group of members that students, parents and teachers directly benefit from opportunities for positive collaboration. Due to the fact the Fairhaven Guild does not have sufficient funds to purchase excessive equipment or classroom materials, the members agreed to focus on fostering working relationships between parents, caregivers and teachers.
Criteria for grants
The general purpose of the Fairhaven Guild is to make positive changes to the educational experience of students in the Special Day Class environment. Within that general purpose, three specific target areas are identified which provide the focus of most grants. One target area addresses the parent - teacher partnership, one looks at opportunities for students to participate in independence building activities outside of the district and one looks at funding to bring speakers, assemblies or activities to the district.
It is not the purpose of the Fairhaven Guild to purchase educational materials, adaptive equipment or assistive technology devices for classroom or home environment.
Process of Requesting Funding
APPLICATION LETTER
In all cases the Fairhaven Guild requires a letter requesting funds stating the purpose for which the funds are requested and the amount requested. Letters should include a statement(s) of the desired outcome(s), as well as the names/relationship to students of those making request. These letters should be mailed to the elected President. They will not be accepted over the phone or by e-mail. On the basis of this letter, a determination will be made whether or not the request fits current criteria and whether or not there is a reasonable chance that the grant could be funded considering available funds and prior commitments. Notification will follow the Bi-monthly meeting of the members (DATES TO BE DETERMINED).
Following Funding
If your request is approved you will be asked to volunteer in future fund-raising events. There may also be opportunities for families and students to take part Fairhaven Guild activities.
Fairhaven Sponsored Events
The People 1st Conference was held in Mission Valley June 2008, with many Transition Resources for Adult Community Education (TRACE) students in attendance. The Fairhaven Guild financially sponsored students who may not have otherwise been able to attend due to financial hardship.
Committee Board Members:
- Leticia Ruiz
- Michael Snyder
- Jennifer Hunt
For additional information regarding The Fairhaven Guild, please email: thefairhavenguild@zoomshare.com
or phone 858 693-5500
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