Disabilities, Religion, and Spirituality Program Flyer
Including Children with Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities in Religious Education
Presentation April 22, 2010, as part of the Ann and Monroe Carell Jr. Families First Program
Tips and Resources Fact Sheets
For individuals and families, for religious leaders, and for congregational care teams are free and available for download.
We continue to gather local and national programmatic resources to share with individuals with disabilities and their families and with religious and lay leaders. We want to know about your community. Do you know of religious/spiritual resources in Tennessee that may be useful for individuals and families, disability service providers, and/or religious and lay leaders? Send them to courtney.taylor@vanderbilt.edu.
Visit Tennessee Disability Pathfinder and search the religious and spiritual resources section. There are resources for individuals and families, religious leaders and educators, and disability service providers.
To make a donation that will allow the VKC UCEDD to further develop activities in these areas, please visit the Giving page of the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center website. Specify that your gift go to the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Disabilities, Religion, and Spirituality program.
Courtney Evans Taylor, (615) 322-5658