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Articles

Empowering Independence: Inside FCSN’s Supported Living Services

January 14, 2024

For many families with children with special needs, the question of care, especially as parents age, is paramount. As many special needs adults transition into independence, Supported Living Services, or…
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Presidents’ Message

January 7, 2024

FCSN Co-Presidents, CK Lee and Jason Hwan, share with us exciting accomplishments made last year, including the completion of the new Osgood Center and the increasing return of in-person events…
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Unity in Diversity: Disability Resource Festival

December 31, 2023

It was a warm day with the sun shining brightly as crowds of people of all ages and backgrounds eagerly followed the neon markers labeled “This Way to the Disability…
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Interview with Dr. Lucy Qiao: Establishing Healthy Eating Habits

December 24, 2023

Food and Nutrition Series #7 FCSN Voices has initiated a series of interviews with Dr. Lucy Qiao on topics related to food and nutrition for individuals with special needs. In this…
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Empowering Social and Emotional Growth: The Kid & Teen Social Play Group for Special Needs Children

December 18, 2023

Every day, many special needs children face new, uncomfortable, and unfamiliar situations. They need important life skills to handle the complex world of social interactions in various settings. How can…
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FCSN GYVers 2023: Rosalie Chiang

December 10, 2023

As a young actor, 18-year-old Rosalie Chiang has already accomplished impressive milestones in her career, including being the voice actor for the main character Mei Lee of Turning Red. While…
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FCSN Voices Digital Art Collaboration

The Digital Art Collaboration is a program that brings together students with special needs and graphic artists on the FCSN Voices team to collaborate in creating digital artwork. Below is the artwork created by our first 13 students: