About the Brazos Valley Disability Conference and Resource Fair
The Brazos Valley Disability Conference and Resource Fair is a collaborative effort between local family groups, service organizations, school districts, rehabilitative care, and the Center on Disability and Development (CDD) at Texas A&M University. Our mission is to provide a platform for education, resource sharing, and networking for families navigating the journey of disability.
Designed for Your Schedule
We understand that family life can be busy and unpredictable. This event features a flexible, open-house format, allowing you to visit at your convenience. There is no requirement to arrive at a specific time or stay for the duration. Simply drop in when it works best for you to explore what the community has to offer.
Who Should Attend?
Whether you are looking for specific services or simply want to see what is available in the Brazos Valley, this event is for:
- Individuals & Families: Adults with disabilities, parents, guardians, siblings, and other family members.
- Caregivers: Anyone providing natural support for the disability community.
- Professionals: Educators, rehabilitative care providers, and agency representatives looking to collaborate.
Join us to gather meaningful resources and strengthen the community of support available to you and your loved ones.
Why Attend?
This event is designed to help you build a strong, supportive community and gather the knowledge needed to plan for a purposeful life.
- Over 50 Organizations: Connect with more than 50 groups from across the Brazos Valley that continually attend to share their specialized services directly with you.
- Essential Resources: Visit vendor tables to find information on financial resources, respite care, recreational and community inclusion, job training, health care, education, and living arrangements.
- Community Connection: Network with other area families who share similar experiences. This is a space to foster natural supports and build lasting connections.
