Free Workshops for Families of Special Needs Children Offered

Staff · December 18, 2015

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NIAGARA COUNTY- Parent Network of WNY has announced it will conduct several free workshops in Niagara County during the month of January. Parents and Families who have children and/or young adults with special needs are invited to attend.

“These workshops will provide useful information, tips and strategies,” said David Scherff in a release to the Reporter. “All workshops offered are free of charge for families of individuals with disabilities.”

For more information or to register, call (716) 332-4170, email [email protected] or

visit online at parentnetworkwny.org.

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