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The Volunteers in Partnership with Parents (VIPP) Final Performance and Evaluation Report.

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Nelson, Lynda A. – 1986

Over the 3 years of funding, 1983-1986, the Volunteers in Partnership with Parents Project (VIPP), a Handicapped Children's Early Education Program (HCEEP) Model Demonstration Program funded by the U.S. Department of Education, designed and implemented a program model for parents in rural North Carolina who had significantly handicapped preschool…

Descriptors: Delivery Systems, Disabilities, Early Intervention, Family Programs

Parents and Volunteer Partners: Another Option of Service Delivery for Rural Families with Special-Needs Children.

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Nelson, Lynda A.; Rogers, Deborah C. – Rural Special Education Quarterly, 1987

The Volunteers in Partnership with Parents (VIPP) program is designed to alleviate the pressing problems of rural families as well as provide early intervention to the children. The use of volunteers as partners in working with parents is the crux of the program. (JHZ)

Descriptors: Delivery Systems, Helping Relationship, Individualized Education Programs, Parent Participation