Locations Vacancies My Philadelphia Our offer Our care visions Topical Contact About us click paths Philadelphia Our care visions Youth and family Parents of a child with an intellectual disability Parents of a child with an intellectual disability Living with a child with a disability You want to give your child the best possible life. If your child has an intellectual disability, it has an impact on family life. Parenting can become a constant quest. We have thought about how we can best support you and your child. We explain what we think is important, what we mean by it and how it can help you. So that your child can develop as well as possible and you feel supported in the upbringing. Have space to explore Your child gets the space to try new things and discover the world for themselves. We understand this can be exciting, but we also know how important it is. This way your child can develop further. Connected with family and relatives The family is an important foundation for your child. We understand that you are always inextricably linked. That is why we not only support your child, but we also have an eye for the whole family. Be seen and heard We listen and look carefully at what your child needs. We understand that parenting is a constant quest for you and that it entails dilemmas. We help you to find balance in your family. Belong Your child belongs. Just like his or her peers. We help your child to lead the best life possible. And we help you, as a parent, to discover the possibilities of your child and to see where you can go. Looking forward We know which moments are exciting in your child's life. We help you to be prepared for this and look to the future together. In this way you grow step by step towards adulthood. View the brochure parents of a child with a disability here Youth and family Parents with an intellectual disability Parents of a child with an intellectual disability View the locations 500 location throughout the Netherlands How can I sign up? Check out how to do this here What is assisted living? Also for parents with their children © Philadelphia 2021 Privacy · Cookies We use cookies to optimize the user experience, analyze web traffic and show targeted advertisements. Read more about how we use cookies and how you can manage them by clicking "Settings". If you agree to our use of cookies, click on "Allow all cookies". Adjust cookies Allow all cookies