About
Family Matters Parent Training & Information Center is a federally funded Parent Training Center that provides education, support, resources, and community linkages for families navigating the Special Education system in Illinois. They work with students with disabilities and their families to ensure they understand their educational rights under IDEA and can fully participate in the Special Education process. Through their expansion, they continue to offer individualized 1:1 support for families, educational workshops and webinars, IEP reviews and guidance, and resources and tools to empower families and strengthen school partnerships. With a focus on providing accurate information and guidance on Special Education services, Individual Education Plans, 504's, and other key educational processes, Family Matters Parent Training & Information Center aims to support families and self-advocates in partnering effectively with their school team and advocating for the unique needs of their child. Their programs and services are designed to help families learn and fully participate in the education of their child with disabilities, and they strive to make a positive, inclusive, and individualized educational experience a reality for all.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Individualized 1:1 support for families
They provide individualized support for families to help them navigate the Special Education system.
Educational workshops and webinars
They offer educational workshops and webinars to provide families with the information and resources they need to access the services and supports they need.
IEP reviews and guidance
They provide IEP reviews and guidance to help families understand their child's Individualized Education Program and advocate for their needs.
Resources and tools to empower families and strengthen school partnerships
They offer resources and tools to empower families and strengthen school partnerships, helping families and schools work together to support children with disabilities.