Frequently ASKed Questions

Q:I'd like to talk with someone about my child, who can I call?

A:Call ASK and ask to speak to a parent liaison. The parent liaison will discuss your concerns with you, send you some resources, advise you on your options, and, if desired, set you up with a parent-to-parent match.

Q:I need resources for my child, where can I get information?

A:Call ASK and ask to speak to a parent liaison. ASK staff have many resources related to children with special needs and can connect you with these resources. You can also search our online resource directory under keywords and find resources in your area of the state.

Q:I'd like to attend a training class, where do I find information on your workshops?

A:Click here and check under the "Training Descriptions" paragraph for information and links to training dates, registration and contact information.

Q:Necesito hablar con alguien en español. ¿Qué debo hacer?

A:Llame al 317-288-6330 para ponerse en contacto con un padre enlace de habla Hispana. El padre enlace escuchara sus preocupaciones, le proveerá la información adecuada y le ayudara a encontrar solución a sus interrogantes.

Q:My family is struggling to pay for healthcare, what are my options?

A:Call and speak to a parent liaison who will guide you through public or private health insurance questions. You may also attend the ASK workshop called Public Health Insurance: What you don't know can cost you.

Q:I'm concerned about my child's Individualized Education Program, what should I do?

A:Call and speak to a parent liaison who will guide you through the process. You may also attend the ASK workshop called A Roadmap to Special Education: Laws and Process.

Q:I need a break, where can I find respite care?

A:Search ASK’s online resource directory under keyword respite to find a list of possible providers in your area. You may also call and speak to a parent liaison regarding this.

About Special Kids can provide information in a variety of formats addressing the above issues and many others. Call us to obtain specific information or browse our Resource Directory for information at your fingertips.