Books & activities
Downloads and printables
Browse the organization’s printable materials for sharing information and building understanding.
Apraxia KidsOpen the resource →JUSTIN’S FREE RESOURCE LIBRARY
A place to start.
A village to grow.
School questions. Speech support. A book that helps someone understand. Find one useful next step for your family.
18 resources · Open access to the library. No signup needed.
Learn & connect
CAS article library
Explore articles on education, advocacy, understanding CAS, and treatment topics to discuss with a qualified clinician.
Apraxia KidsOpen the resource →School & 504 / IEP
Understand Section 504
Start with disability protections and school responsibilities. Ask your school’s 504 coordinator about evaluation and appropriate supports.
U.S. Department of EducationOpen the resource →School & 504 / IEP
504 questions and answers
Read about evaluation, eligibility, related services, and a free appropriate public education.
U.S. Department of EducationOpen the resource →School & 504 / IEP
Child Find and requesting an evaluation
Learn how school districts identify and evaluate children who may need special education and related services.
U.S. Department of Education · IDEAOpen the resource →School & 504 / IEP
Build your IEP roadmap
Prepare for school conversations with an organized guide to the IEP process.
Apraxia KidsOpen the resource →School & 504 / IEP
Classroom understanding & inclusion
Find school-age information and the organization’s free Classroom Kit information. Check current ordering and availability.
Apraxia Kids · Grades K–3Open the resource →Find help near you
Find your state’s parent center
A nationwide network serving families of children with disabilities. Choose your state for local guidance and advocacy contacts.
Center for Parent Information and ResourcesOpen the resource →Find help near you
Early intervention contacts by state
For children under 3, contact your state’s early intervention program to ask about evaluation, eligibility, and any service costs.
CDCOpen the resource →Find help near you
Find an SLP with CAS experience
Search for clinicians. Ask about CAS experience, insurance, availability, and fit before booking.
Apraxia KidsOpen the resource →Financial & practical help
Speech Tablets for Apraxia
A tablet assistance program for qualifying families. Review diagnosis, age, financial-need requirements and current application timing.
Apraxia KidsOpen the resource →Financial & practical help
Organize an insurance request
Keep documentation, coverage questions, and next steps together when seeking support for services.
Apraxia KidsOpen the resource →Learn & connect
CAS parent learning library
Information by age and stage, with articles and videos for families and the people around them.
Apraxia Kids Parent PortalOpen the resource →Learn & connect
Understand CAS and individualized care
A clinical overview to discuss with your child’s speech-language professional.
ASHAOpen the resource →Learn & connect
Connect with a parent support group
Find communities and ask about participation, format, and location.
Apraxia KidsOpen the resource →Books & activities
Children’s books about apraxia
Explore stories about speech differences. Ask your public library about borrowing a title or requesting it through interlibrary loan.
Apraxia Kids book directoryOpen the resource →Books & activities
Books for parents and professionals
Browse educational reading. Pick a topic to discuss with your SLP, teacher, or family.
Apraxia Kids book directoryOpen the resource →Books & activities
Activities, school guides, and reading lists
Explore book lists, IEP resources, and practical information across family needs.
Apraxia Kids Resource CenterOpen the resource →Links reviewed October 7, 2026. Program availability and eligibility can change. Books and clinical care may have costs even when the directory is free.
MORE STORIES FOR YOUR VILLAGE
Other voices belong on the bookshelf, too.
Alongside Justin’s adventures, explore books in the Apraxia Kids children’s reading list. Ask your public library about borrowing or requesting a title.
Grace Has Something To Say
Amanda Groden
Find in the Apraxia Kids book list →Beyond Words: A Child’s Journey Through Apraxia
Dana Hall
Find in the Apraxia Kids book list →What Your Friend With Apraxia Wants You To Know
Laura T. Bruno and Yuliia Kamaieva
Find in the Apraxia Kids book list →The reading list is free to browse; individual books may have a purchase price. These are other authors’ books.
WHEN SCHOOL SUPPORT FEELS CONFUSING
Start with a conversation, then keep a record.
504 or IEP?
A 504 plan can address disability-related access and services. An IEP under IDEA provides special education and related services for eligible students. A CAS diagnosis alone does not determine which plan applies; the school must evaluate individual needs.
Read the school-support guide →Your first question
“I’m concerned about how my child’s communication affects participation at school. Who handles evaluation under IDEA and Section 504, and what are the next steps?”
Keep the date, contact person, what you requested, and when to follow up.
FREE TO EXPLORE
Find your next person. Build your village.
You don’t need to know every resource. Start with the kind of help you need.
Choose a state for location guidance, or explore nationwide resources below.
Speech support
Find an SLP with CAS experience
Search by your location, then ask about availability, experience, and fit for your family.
Speech support
ASHA ProFind
Search certified speech-language professionals by location.
Early help & school
State early intervention contacts
For children under 3, find your state’s program and ask for an evaluation. You can contact it directly.
Early help & school
Your family’s education support center
Choose your state in the directory for help understanding school supports and family advocacy.
Early help & school
An IEP roadmap
Prepare questions for your school team. For children 3 and older, contact your local school district about evaluation.
Parents & practical help
Connect with other families
Explore parent support groups and find a community that fits you.
Parents & practical help
Insurance advocacy guide
Organize questions, documentation, and next steps when navigating coverage.
These are trusted starting points, not a list of verified local openings. Availability and eligibility vary. Reviewed October 7, 2026.