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Publications

PEN has published the following fact sheets, available in Spanish or English. For additional copies, call our toll-free number 1-877-900-9736 (WY only). You may also view and print the fact sheet by clicking on the title below.

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Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: A Guide for Wyoming Grandparents Raising Their Grandchildren

This guide gives grandparents who are raising grandchildren an overview of available services and programs, a general direction in getting needed assistance, and encouragement and support for performing the task of nurturing, guiding, protecting, and providing for their grandchildren. The guide offers tips and general information that grandparents may need to consider as they take on the responsibility of raising their grandchildren.

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Literacy DVD

Literacy DVD coverReading and writing are skills we use in every part of our life. Together these skills form literacy and are the building blocks of your child’s future. Literacy begins long before a child starts school. Join Julie Yager and Carolyn Lampman Brubaker as they explore dozens of entertaining activities to help develop early literacy skills and build a love of reading and writing.

View the videos by section:

  1. Literacy
  2. Reading
  3. Reading continued
  4. Writing

Copies of the Building Blocks DVD are available from PEN. Contact PEN for the transcripts of this video. The video is also available in Spanish.

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What is PHP of Wyoming, Inc.?

Parents Helping Parents of Wyoming, Inc is a private, non-profit organization founded in 1990. Governed by a board of directors, the majority who are parents or family members of children with disabilities, PHP 's mission is to provide a means of communication, cooperation, and education to parents and professionals who wish to serve and support children with and without disabilities. We aim to help families become more active in their children's learning and education, and obtain better programs and services through education, support, and referral.


Last updated January 2010 © Parent Information Center, a projects of Parents Helping Parents of Wyoming, Inc.