University of Georgia - Mary Frances Early College of Education
The Georgia Sensory Assistance Project is housed at the University of Georgia Mary Frances Early College of Education. It helps Georgia children and youth who have both vision and hearing loss by giving families, schools, and service providers consultation, training, referrals, and resources.
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The Georgia Sensory Assistance Project (GSAP) is a discretionary federal grant to increase the capacity of education teams and families to educate children who are deaf-blind. GSAP provides... Main Services navigating the system support network virtual support Serving young adults teens school-aged children preschoolers toddlers infants <1 deaf or hard of hearing visual impairment students families More Less with children
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What they offer 7
- Recently verified· Jun 26
Georgia Sensory Assistance Project (GSAP)Service
A federal grant-funded project that builds the ability of education teams and families to educate children who are deaf-blind.
- Recently verified· Jun 26
Referrals and Student RegistrationService
GSAP accepts referrals so eligible children and youth can be registered for support and child-count services.
- Recently verified· Jun 26
Technical Assistance for Families and Education TeamsService
GSAP provides school consultation, in-home consultation, coaching, training, referrals, resources, and support with educational planning.
- Recently verified· Jun 26
Trainings and WorkshopsProgram
GSAP offers presentations, coaching, webinar series, GVEST sessions, and summer Boot Camp sessions on combined vision and hearing loss.
- Recently verified· Jun 26
Deaf-Blind Child CountProgram
GSAP completes the federally required annual count of Georgia children and youth with combined vision and hearing loss.
- Recently verified· Jun 26
Family SupportService
GSAP supports families through transition help, small online family groups, person-centered planning, consultation, and connections to state and national resources.
- Recently verified· Jun 26
Resources for Educators and FamiliesService
GSAP shares resource documents and links for families and educators supporting children and young adults with combined vision and hearing loss.
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