WarmLine & Community Events

ZOOM MEETING ID 910 8660 0646
PASSCODE 167960

Join us every Tuesday from noon to one!
Come spill the tea with SANKOFA, whose mission is to hold space and provide culturally sensitive information for families and providers and to increase advocacy and decrease disparities for families of color.

Details:
Every Tuesday from noon to 1pm
Zoom Meeting ID 910 8660 0646
Zoom Passcode 167960

Contact:
bjcshaw@health.ucdavis.edu
afabio@health.ucdavis.edu
Tanishia@Warmlinefrc.org

Curious about what happens after the IEP? This online workshop will provide guidance, resources, and practical steps to help families plan for life after high school.

Te invitamos a un espacio seguro, acogedor y respetuoso donde las familias que viven la experiencia de la discapacidad del desarrollo y la neurodiversidad pueden reunirse para compartir, aprender y apoyarse mutuamente.

Sólo adultos - No podemos proporcionar cuidado de niños.

Celebrate local artists on the autism spectrum, create your own art at interactive stations, and learn about local resources.

We are proud to partner with the Local Planning Council and SCOE Early Learning for the 3rd Annual Family Fun & Playfest!
Join us at Fairytale Town for an evening dedicated to your child's future. This event is designed to help you navigate early learning and care options in Sacramento County, ensuring you have the information to make the best choice for your little ones.
Plus, connect with local organizations offering vital resources in:
✅ Health & Wellness
✅ Housing Support
✅ Food Assistance

ZOOM MEETING ID 910 8660 0646
PASSCODE 167960

Join us every Tuesday from noon to one!
Come spill the tea with SANKOFA, whose mission is to hold space and provide culturally sensitive information for families and providers and to increase advocacy and decrease disparities for families of color.

Details:
Every Tuesday from noon to 1pm
Zoom Meeting ID 910 8660 0646
Zoom Passcode 167960

Contact:
bjcshaw@health.ucdavis.edu
afabio@health.ucdavis.edu
Tanishia@Warmlinefrc.org

All humans have a fundamental right to communicate what they want, when they want, however they so choose. This webinar explores augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) as an essential tool and support system in the birth to three population. We will debunk the myths of AAC readiness and that AAC is a hindrance to developing mouth words, and will address reliable and robust communication development through a neurodiversity affirming lens.

ZOOM MEETING ID 910 8660 0646
PASSCODE 167960

Join us every Tuesday from noon to one!
Come spill the tea with SANKOFA, whose mission is to hold space and provide culturally sensitive information for families and providers and to increase advocacy and decrease disparities for families of color.

Details:
Every Tuesday from noon to 1pm
Zoom Meeting ID 910 8660 0646
Zoom Passcode 167960

Contact:
bjcshaw@health.ucdavis.edu
afabio@health.ucdavis.edu
Tanishia@Warmlinefrc.org

Join WarmLine for our monthly drop-in support group. This is a safe space for our community to seek support raising a child with a special need.

WarmLine FRC is welcoming families raising a child with a disability to connect, learn and empower each other.

Do you have a child who is receiving early intervention services? Is your child about to turn 3 years old?

Please join us virtually to learn about special education services in preschool, regional center eligibility after the age of 3, and more.

ZOOM MEETING ID 910 8660 0646
PASSCODE 167960

Join us every Tuesday from noon to one!
Come spill the tea with SANKOFA, whose mission is to hold space and provide culturally sensitive information for families and providers and to increase advocacy and decrease disparities for families of color.

Details:
Every Tuesday from noon to 1pm
Zoom Meeting ID 910 8660 0646
Zoom Passcode 167960

Contact:
bjcshaw@health.ucdavis.edu
afabio@health.ucdavis.edu
Tanishia@Warmlinefrc.org

Calling all folks who call themselves "Dad!" Join us for this new virtual monthly meeting to connect with other dads who have experience caring for a person with a disability. Connect with other dads in a safe space where you can share experiences, learn tips, gain insight, provide support, and cultivate mutual understanding. There is no commitment to attend—the group will be there when you need it.

This free community event brings together self-advocates, parents, caregivers, professionals, and community members to explore disability-related resources across Sacramento, Placer, and El Dorado counties for individuals with intellectual, physical, cognitive, and developmental disabilities.

ZOOM MEETING ID 910 8660 0646
PASSCODE 167960

Join us every Tuesday from noon to one!
Come spill the tea with SANKOFA, whose mission is to hold space and provide culturally sensitive information for families and providers and to increase advocacy and decrease disparities for families of color.

Details:
Every Tuesday from noon to 1pm
Zoom Meeting ID 910 8660 0646
Zoom Passcode 167960

Contact:
bjcshaw@health.ucdavis.edu
afabio@health.ucdavis.edu
Tanishia@Warmlinefrc.org

Please note the date changes:
Wed, May 20 for Part 1
Wed, May 27 for Part 2

This is a 2-session virtual training for parents of children 0-5 with developmental delays and/or disabilities. You must be a resident of Alpine, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, or Yolo County.

This training is designed to help you strengthen your advocacy skills as a parent. You will learn how to ensure your voice is heard, effectively share your story, clearly express your needs and concerns, and create meaningful change in your community.

As a result of this 2-session training, you will have the opportunity to attend a Local Interagency Coordination Area (LICA) meeting and the State Interagency Coordinating Council (ICC) on Early Intervention to share your experiences with decision-makers and community partners.

As a courtesy, participants will be compensated with a $25 Walmart gift card (must attend both sessions).

ZOOM MEETING ID 910 8660 0646
PASSCODE 167960

Join us every Tuesday from noon to one!
Come spill the tea with SANKOFA, whose mission is to hold space and provide culturally sensitive information for families and providers and to increase advocacy and decrease disparities for families of color.

Details:
Every Tuesday from noon to 1pm
Zoom Meeting ID 910 8660 0646
Zoom Passcode 167960

Contact:
bjcshaw@health.ucdavis.edu
afabio@health.ucdavis.edu
Tanishia@Warmlinefrc.org

Please note the date changes:
Wed, May 20 for Part 1
Wed, May 27 for Part 2

This is a 2-session virtual training for parents of children 0-5 with developmental delays and/or disabilities. You must be a resident of Alpine, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, or Yolo County.

This training is designed to help you strengthen your advocacy skills as a parent. You will learn how to ensure your voice is heard, effectively share your story, clearly express your needs and concerns, and create meaningful change in your community.

As a result of this 2-session training, you will have the opportunity to attend a Local Interagency Coordination Area (LICA) meeting and the State Interagency Coordinating Council (ICC) on Early Intervention to share your experiences with decision-makers and community partners.

As a courtesy, participants will be compensated with a $25 Walmart gift card (must attend both sessions).

Te invitamos a un espacio seguro, acogedor y respetuoso donde las familias que viven la experiencia de la discapacidad del desarrollo y la neurodiversidad pueden reunirse para compartir, aprender y apoyarse mutuamente.

Sólo adultos - No podemos proporcionar cuidado de niños.

ZOOM MEETING ID 910 8660 0646
PASSCODE 167960

Join us every Tuesday from noon to one!
Come spill the tea with SANKOFA, whose mission is to hold space and provide culturally sensitive information for families and providers and to increase advocacy and decrease disparities for families of color.

Details:
Every Tuesday from noon to 1pm
Zoom Meeting ID 910 8660 0646
Zoom Passcode 167960

Contact:
bjcshaw@health.ucdavis.edu
afabio@health.ucdavis.edu
Tanishia@Warmlinefrc.org

Join WarmLine for our monthly drop-in support group. This is a safe space for our community to seek support raising a child with a special need.

ZOOM MEETING ID 910 8660 0646
PASSCODE 167960

Join us every Tuesday from noon to one!
Come spill the tea with SANKOFA, whose mission is to hold space and provide culturally sensitive information for families and providers and to increase advocacy and decrease disparities for families of color.

Details:
Every Tuesday from noon to 1pm
Zoom Meeting ID 910 8660 0646
Zoom Passcode 167960

Contact:
bjcshaw@health.ucdavis.edu
afabio@health.ucdavis.edu
Tanishia@Warmlinefrc.org

Calling all folks who call themselves "Dad!" Join us for this new virtual monthly meeting to connect with other dads who have experience caring for a person with a disability. Connect with other dads in a safe space where you can share experiences, learn tips, gain insight, provide support, and cultivate mutual understanding. There is no commitment to attend—the group will be there when you need it.

WarmLine FRC is welcoming families raising a child with a disability to connect, learn and empower each other.

ZOOM MEETING ID 910 8660 0646
PASSCODE 167960

Join us every Tuesday from noon to one!
Come spill the tea with SANKOFA, whose mission is to hold space and provide culturally sensitive information for families and providers and to increase advocacy and decrease disparities for families of color.

Details:
Every Tuesday from noon to 1pm
Zoom Meeting ID 910 8660 0646
Zoom Passcode 167960

Contact:
bjcshaw@health.ucdavis.edu
afabio@health.ucdavis.edu
Tanishia@Warmlinefrc.org

ZOOM MEETING ID 910 8660 0646
PASSCODE 167960

Join us every Tuesday from noon to one!
Come spill the tea with SANKOFA, whose mission is to hold space and provide culturally sensitive information for families and providers and to increase advocacy and decrease disparities for families of color.

Details:
Every Tuesday from noon to 1pm
Zoom Meeting ID 910 8660 0646
Zoom Passcode 167960

Contact:
bjcshaw@health.ucdavis.edu
afabio@health.ucdavis.edu
Tanishia@Warmlinefrc.org

Te invitamos a un espacio seguro, acogedor y respetuoso donde las familias que viven la experiencia de la discapacidad del desarrollo y la neurodiversidad pueden reunirse para compartir, aprender y apoyarse mutuamente.

Sólo adultos - No podemos proporcionar cuidado de niños.