Resources in Hmong/ Hmoob

Welcome 

The Northern Regional Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (CYSHCN) is a resource for families with children (0-22) who have any type of disability or need help finding a diagnosis. 

We also offer parent support with loans from our resource library, scholarships to training and conferences, peer support from staff with lived experiences, and referrals to our statewide Parent-to-Parent support network. The Northern Regional Center office is located in Wausau, Wisconsin and supports 15 counties and 6 tribes. Staff are available to help problem-solve, provide information or make referrals to community, state, and national resources. We regularly travel in the area so can drop off resources, meet for coffee, or host a training in your home community. 

Below are resources that are available in Hmong language from different resources related to children with disabilities. 

Information from the Department of Health Services 

Helpful Resources for Families in Children’s Services Programs 

Program Information 

All in for Kids Newsletters provide information to families on programs 

Office of Children’s Mental Health 

Pacer Center https://www.pacer.org/publications/hmongseasian.asp 

Supporting All Abilities, Welcoming All Voices is a group of Hmong Families from Minnesota  

The mission of SAWV is to (1) support the empowerment of individuals with disabilities and their families and (2) promote awareness and acceptance of disabilities in the Hmong community through education and dialogue. 

www.facebook.com/groups/SAWVrise/ 

 

Pyramid Model helps families with young children on social emotional regulation. Many childcare and early childhood organizations in Wisconsin use this model. This listing of resources can be searched by language. https://challengingbehavior.cbcs.usf.edu/index.html