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1. Connect with a Family Support Specialist:

A Family Support Specialist is a staff member at ASK who is trained to help with health care and education issues related to disability. If you have specific questions about health or disability and need information, support, or advocacy, choose this option.  

2. Request ASK to attend an exhibit fair or to provide a training:

Choose this option if you want ASK to attend an exhibit fair or if you would like us to provide training for your company, team, support group, conference, or other events. 

3. Request a mentor or to become a mentor:

A mentor is a trained volunteer who has experience caring for an individual with a disability.  Choose this option if you are looking for a listening ear who has “been there” and can offer support and encouragement.  You may also use this link to become a mentor yourself.  

All services provided to people with disabilities and their family members are FREE.  Services to professionals are low to no cost.

Please complete the information below. All information submitted goes to a confidential database and will not be shared. We will contact you in the order that requests are received. You will receive an email once you submit your request.

We will make at least 3 attempts to contact you which could include phone, text or email. By providing your contact information you understand that we may use that information to reach you.

Our Family Support staff will call you to discuss details of your intake.

Submit the information below about the child/ person with disability that you are contacting ASK about.

We will make at least 3 attempts to contact you which could include phone, text or email. By providing your contact information you understand that we may use that information to reach you.

Our Family Support staff will call you to discuss details of your intake.

Professionals can use this section of the form to refer a family or person with disability to ASK. If you choose this option, please know we cannot share confidential information discussed during the intake without a release of information signed by the family.

We will make at least 3 attempts to contact you which could include phone, text or email. By providing your contact information you understand that we may use that information to reach you.

We will only reach out to you if we are unable to make contact with the parent or individual with disability. By providing your contact information you understand that we may use that information to call, text or email you.

Submit the information below about the family/ Person with disability that you are contacting ASK about.

Our Family Support staff will call the parent/ person with disability to discuss details of the intake.

If you are referring a parent, please complete the section below about their child (optional)

Our Family Support staff will call you to discuss details of your intake.

By providing my contact information, I acknowledge and give my explicit consent to be contacted via SMS. Message and data rates may apply. Message frequency may vary. Reply STOP to opt out.

By providing your contact information you understand that we may use that information to reach you.

By providing my contact information, I acknowledge and give my explicit consent to be contacted via SMS. Message and data rates may apply. Message frequency may vary. Reply STOP to opt out.

We will make at least 3 attempts to contact you which could include phone, text or email. By providing your contact information you understand that we may use that information to reach you.

Our Family Support staff will call you to discuss details of your intake.

Become an ASK Each Other Mentor

ASK Each Other Mentors share lived experiences about disability with others. Mentors share stories, answer questions, provide unbiased information, share community connections and give emotional support. Free training is provided along with opportunities to connect and learn with other mentors.

Who can become a Mentor?
1. a Parent, Guardian/Caretaker, or Sibling of a person with a disability or special health care need
OR
2. an Individual with a Disability or special health care need

Steps to become a Mentor

A Family Support Specialist will contact you by phone or email to discuss completing the following:
1. Conflict of Interest form
2. Mentor Information form
3. ASK Each Other Mentor Training
4. Background Check

For questions or to become a mentor, complete the information below.

We will make at least 3 attempts to contact you which could include phone, text or email. By providing your contact information you understand that we may use that information to reach you.

Our Family Support staff will call you to discuss details of your intake.

By providing my contact information, I acknowledge and give my explicit consent to be contacted via SMS. Message and data rates may apply. Message frequency may vary. Reply STOP to opt out.