RC IV-1: Family Solutions Services

(712) 258-4553
http://family-solutions-services.com/

RC IV-2: Iowa Interpreters and Translators Association, Inc.

(515) 865-3873
https://iitanet.org/hire-iita/

RC IV-3: Mid-Step Services

(712) 274-2252
https://www.midstepservices.com/contact-us/
At Mid-Step Services, we are dedicated to providing residential,
vocational, educational, and recreational services to people with
intellectual disabilities in a caring, supportive environment where each
individual is encouraged to reach his or her highest potential.
STARS Inc.
(712) 239- 5042
http://www.scstars.org/
The Special Troopers Adaptive Riding School is an organization
changing peoples lives every day. We provide a form of positive,
successful healing using the human/animal connection to forever
change the way people experience the world.
At STARS, we improve the well being of individuals with physical,
cognitive, emotional, behavioral, or social challenges through
therapeutic horseback riding, canine services, and other animal-
assisted activities. With the help of specially-trained horses and
instructors, we provide a creative, supportive setting where clients,
volunteers, and staff arrive excited and leave transformed with every
visit.

RC IV-4:
NAEYC: http://families.naeyc.org/
A nationally accredited association focused on helping families and
educators with children.
http://families.naeyc.org/ready-or-not-kindergarten-here-we-come
 Scholastic
http://www.scholastic.com/parents/
OUR MISSION: To encourage the intellectual and personal growth of all
children,
beginning with literacy.
http://www.scholastic.com/parents/resources/article/social-
development-3-5-year-olds

Positive Parenting Connection

http://www.positiveparentingconnection.net/positive-parenting/
To help you bring more calm and confidence into your parenting
journey at the Positive Parenting Connection we focus on three key
concepts: FOCUSED CONNECTION * INVITING COOPERATION * KIND AND
CLEAR COMMUNICATION
http://www.positiveparentingconnection.net/how-to-discipline-when-a-
new-baby-arrives-and-siblings-act-out/