Re: [KatyAutismSupport] Re: Fwd: Scholarship for Advocacy Services

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I'd bet most of us are on TAA's listserve as well... No worries...Also, whomever was looking for Beinke's contact info here it is. Sent from my iPhone

I think is the kind of person who would want it put out there for us. Sanford Mom to age 5 Grant age 3

FYI...I didn't want to bother with this...but Graham-Garza should probably get permission before forwarding scholarship information from another list...Diane.>> > > Sent from my iPhone> > Begin forwarded message:> > > > Date: April 9, 2010 3:42:32 PM CDT> > To: texas autism-advocacy texas-autism-advocacy > > Cc: gloria@...> > Subject: Scholarship for Advocacy Services> > Reply-To: Texas-Autism-Advocacy > >> > >> > Aloha,> >> >> > Through a generous donation from Guppy's group , Cirkiel > > and Associates is honored to announce that scholarships are > > available for members of this list serve.> >> > The scholarship advocate includes the following .> >> >> > 1) 5 hrs of time for family to discuss case with advocate This > > includes review of documents and attendance at ARD by phone or in > > person.> >> > 2) The parents will need to have all documents to us prior to ARD. > > Documents we need is ARD paperwork for the last 2 years and all > > evals used for the ARDs (usually all assessments for the last 5 years)> >> > 3) Parent should be on the list serve and be unable to afford an > > advocate . ( We are using the honor system )> >> > There are 16 scholarships available> >> > Gloria - will be the advocate handling most of the > > scholarships. She is a long member of the list serve, has a child on > > the spectrum, was former advocate with Advocacy Inc and is currently > > an advocate with Cirkiel and Associates.> >> > Gloria also went through Partners in Policy Making with G > > several years ago> >> > her website is> >> > www.gloriaperezwalker.com> >> > Please contact her directly at gloria@...> >> > If there are question or concerns please contact me,> >> > Mahalo,> >> > Beinke> >> > > >> >> >> >> >> > They say “you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him > > drink.â€ï¿½ In the Marine Corps, you can make that horse wish to hell he > > had.> > â€"Sgt Fred Larson, drill instructor, Plt 343, San Diego, 1965> >> >>