The main aim of the list is to provide a supportive meeting place, where the special, day to day, issues involved in Home Educating children with Special Educational Needs can be discussed. Where we can all offer encouragement to one another, sharing in our difficulties, and celebrating our success stories. If you are home educating a child with SENs, or if this is something your family is thinking about, then I' d like to invite you to join us. You will be very welcome. We are a parents and home educators network of individuals who are concerned about appropriate education and related services for exceptional students.
Internet is - an informational network which can offer support to parents through various means.
Avko Educational Research Foundation specializes in helping people with dyslexia. Although not homeschool specific, you may find a lot of support here in general. Feingold Association is an excellent place to start if you are looking into alternatives for treatment of your ADD labeled child. NACD - National Association for Child Development has been helping homeschoolers for a long time. Special Needs Education Network World Wide Web was established under the auspices of the SchoolNet project, a cooperative initiative of Canada's provincial, territorial, and federal governments, in consultation with educators, universities, colleges and industry.