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Tennessee to host third annual sibling conference

Group offers support, resources for siblings of adults with disabilities.
Published on February 25, 2011 by Eileen Garvin in Sister on the Edge of Autism

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Tennessee Adult Brothers and Sisters (TABS) has opened registration for its third annual conference. 

The conference, to be held April 8 and 9 in Nashville, aims to provide information and support to adult brothers and sisters of people with disabilities.

Speakers include Don Meyer, director of Sibling Support Project, and Dee Dee Eberle, director of chapter organizing and advocacy for ARC of the United States.

For complete information and registration, visit the conference website. 

 

 



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