We have exciting news!!

Our services are

expanding to help

parents during this

time of home-quarantine. 

The New Normal:

The rapid closure of schools, childcare programs, afterschool activities, and basically all aspects of community life outside the home and immediate family due to COVID-19 has been hard on everyone. It’s been tough on adults, who have become their child’s parent, teacher, coach, chef, housekeeper and therapist all day, every day. Recently my brother said to me, “I don’t know how to do this. I didn’t go to school to become a teacher.” But, as hard as it has been on adults, I’m going to say it’s even more challenging for kids.

Children have fewer coping skills, and with limited life experiences to guide them, this situation is just plain difficult. They are without the routines and structures in their lives that typically support them, and let’s face it, watching Zoom videos is not how children learn best. All of this change and disruption can lead to some significant behavior changes in kids, which can be stressful and confusing to parents. So,

Kids Included Together (KIT) is here to help!

Inclusion Moves From The Class To The Living Room:

KIT has spent more than two decades helping teachers and childcare providers support the needs of kids of all abilities in group activities. Now that inclusion has moved from the classroom to the living room, we are expanding our support to parents and guardians. We could not be more excited to offer a FREE KIT At-Home Helpline from now until June 30th.

How Can We Help?

Got kids in your home and need ideas, strategies, or fresh resources for learning, behavior, and recreation? Our Inclusionistas are standing by! Inclusionistas are friendly, knowledgable, and helpful, and in a 30-minute call, they can offer effective new ways to address the challenges parents face in this new reality. Our helpful, qualified specialists can help anytime Mon-Fri between 9:30am-12:30pm PST.

How Can You Help?

I hope that you will help us get the word out to your friends and colleagues who have children at home. You can share from any of our social media channels or forward this newsletter.

We are delighted that during this time of great need, we are able to offer our services to parents and caregivers of kids with and without disabilities free of charge when it is needed most.

Give us a call!