A dynamic and interactive day, using real life examples, that will provide insight and tools to increase your “Power to Relate” to others in the challenging circumstances that you face. Families & Professionals will learn communication skills surrounding challenging behaviors of individuals with disabilities, evidence-based techniques and tools to increase their ability respond to the
Batavia Police Community Night is an annual community-building campaign that promotes strong police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer. The event is aimed to enhance the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while bringing back a true sense of community. Click here to learn about this fun, family-friendly event, featuring food, games,
Person Centered Services will be on site at the Buffalo Autism Project's Resource Fair at the Ismalia Shriners (1600 Southwestern Blvd, Buffalo, NY 14224) from 10:30AM-2PM on Sunday, August 11, 2024. Click here to secure your free tickets to this fun resource-sharing event. Follow the Buffalo Autism Project on Facebook.
Recruiters from Person Centered Services will be in attendance at August's "Roc the Block Job Fair." This event will take place at the Aberdeen Square Park in Rochester NY.
Join us at the Healthy Moms 4th Annual Family Resource Fair. The Healthy Moms program is focused on creating a nurturing and supportive environment that is life-changing and empowers women to reach their highest potential. It is funded by Rochester Regional Health and the Rochester Regional Health Foundation. The Healthy Moms Program provides moms with
The Corning Family YMCA (127 Centerway, Corning, NY 14830) is hosting a free Disability Services Resource Fair on Wednesday, August 21 from 3:00-6:00 pm in its Studio A. Several local organizations will attend to answer questions and help you learn about services and resources for people with disabilities. Click here to learn more about the
This yearly event focuses on providing families with valuable information about community services and safety issues. It also offers engaging activities for children to learn while having fun, accompanied by their parents who can learn alongside them. Best of all, all activities at the festival are completely free for children and their families to enjoy.
Local organizations, including Person Centered Services, will be tabling at the Allegany-Limestone Elementary School from 4:30-6pm on Thursday, August 29th. This is a night for all Allegany-Limestone Elementary (Pre-K-5th grade) families to come meet their teachers, eat pizza, and have some fun!