The sibling experience is powerful — and sometimes complicated. Families often ask where they can find additional support, advocacy, or community beyond Special Sib. The organizations below are leaders in the sibling movement and provide high-quality resources for children, teens, and adults.
🌟 Sibling Leadership Network (SLN)
Website: https://siblingleadership.org
The Sibling Leadership Network provides information, support, and tools to help siblings advocate for themselves and their brothers and sisters across the lifespan. Their work includes:
- Future planning and transition resources
- Policy and advocacy efforts
- State chapters and networking opportunities
- Webinars and educational materials
SLN is especially helpful for adult siblings navigating long-term roles and responsibilities.
🌟 Sibling Leadership Network (SLN)
Website: https://siblingleadership.org
The Sibling Leadership Network provides information, support, and tools to help siblings advocate for themselves and their brothers and sisters across the lifespan. Their work includes:
- Future planning and transition resources
- Policy and advocacy efforts
- State chapters and networking opportunities
- Webinars and educational materials
SLN is especially helpful for adult siblings navigating long-term roles and responsibilities.
🌟 Sibshops are lively, high-energy, peer-support groups for siblings of children with disabilities or health needs. Led by trained facilitators, Sibshops offer:
- Fun activities and games
- Opportunities to share and connect
- Support from peers who get it
- A mix of play, learning, and celebration of the sibling role
Special Sib offers local Sibshops, and you can explore national and international program information through the official Sibshops page.