ๅฐ CK Lee ไพ่ชช๏ผไบบ็ไธญๆ้่ฆ็่ชฒ้ก๏ผไพ่ชไป็ๅฅณๅ Juneใๅฅน็ๆ้ทๆ ็จๅ ๆปฟไบๅ ้่ๆ็บๅญธ็ฟ๏ผไธๅ ๅก้ ไบไปๅไธๅฎถไบบ็ๆ ไบ๏ผไนๆทฑๆทฑๅฝฑ้ฟไบ็กๆธ็นๆฎ้ๆฑๅฎถๅบญ็็ๆดปใ Continue reading ่ June ไธๅๆ้ท
For CK Lee, lifeโs most important lessons have come from his daughter, June. Her journey, filled with resilience and constant learning, has shaped not only their familyโs story but also the lives of countless others in the special needs community. Continue reading Twinkle Series: Growing with June
A growing and diverse body of research has investigated the therapeutic benefits of dance and movement for children and adolescents with developmental disabilities, consisting of randomized controlled trials, pilot studies, qualitative research, and meta-analyses of multiple clinical trials and studies. Clinical trials have provided strong evidence that structured dance interventions can improve a range of developmental outcomes… Continue reading Health Column Series:ย The Therapeutic Power of Dance for Kids on the Spectrum
FCSN is the CFS (Coordinated Family Support) service provider with SARC and RCEB and has started receiving referrals since February 2024. We are so excited to be able to provide this new service to the individuals and their families in need to carry on FCSNโs mission and vision. Continue reading CFS Program Pamphlet
Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) living in the US are 40% more likely than neurotypical children to become overweight or obese. Because of oversensitivity to certain textures and tastes of food, those with ASD also tend to be picky eaters. After learning about these nutrition-related health challenges that individuals with autism face, FCSN volunteer Rachel Huynh realized a dire need for special-needs students to build healthy lifestyle habits. As a nutrition major at Brown University, she decided to design a nutrition curriculum for students with special needs. Continue reading Nutrition in My Life: FCSN Class Aims to Empower Students to Make Healthy Choices
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