Families Reimagining Inclusive Lives (FRIL)
FRIL will educate, inform, and empower parents of young children with disabilities to embrace inclusive options and offer practical tools to achieve inclusive lives for their children.
FRIL will offer three, virtual training sessions to help family members to become advocates and partners.
3 Ways to Be a Part of the FRIL Program
Advisory Committee Member
Share your lived experiences and your connection to the disability community to help design the FRIL program.
Family Trainer
Help families of young children gain skills and knowledge to select community inclusion.
Participant
Learn more about:
- inclusion in educational settings
- the right to services for children in inclusive settings
- self-determination for your child
To Apply
To apply for one or more of these roles, visit FRIL on the Institute's website.
Institute Partners
- Values into Action
- Parents as Partners in Professional Development (P3D)
- The Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (LEND) fellowship program
- Hispanos Unidos para Niños Excepcionales (HUNE)
Funded by
The Pennsylvania Developmental Disabilities Council