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504 Plan Tips from a Social Worker 

A social worker can be a valuable resource for parents setting up a 504 plan. 

Get advice about asking for an accommodation request letter from your child’s doctor, how to handle changes as your child advances grade levels and how to work with a college or university.  

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Developing a 504 Plan for Your Child With JA
Learn how to develop a 504 plan to help your child with juvenile arthritis (JA) thrive in school and participate in activities.
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504 Plan FAQs
Learn answers to common questions about 504 plans for your child with juvenile arthritis (JA) and get tips on avoiding common mistakes.
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Videos to Help Develop an Effective 504 Plan
Get tips from parents, students, medical professionals and school counselors about effective communication and setting up a 504 plan for your child with juvenile arthritis (JA).
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