Buffalo Toronto Public Media will be screening part of Now Return Us to Normal on Wednesday, November 1 at 5:30pm. This free "Student Mental Health Matters" event includes dinner, a documentary
Parents and caregivers of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities from birth to age 5 are encouraged to learn about the referral process for securing Care Coordination services. Click here
A public event for Alden Central School District families will be presented at the Alden Middle School Library, starting at 5:45PM, hosted by the Alden Central School District Family Support
Recruiters from Person Centered Services will be on hand at the HireBuffalo Multi-University Alumni Career Fair on November 16 from 11AM-2PM at the Buffalo Marriott Niagara (1340 Millersport Highway, Amherst,
Parents and caregivers of students with intellectual and developmental disabilities are encouraged to learn about the referral process for securing Care Coordination services. Click here to register! Topics to be
Person Centered Services will hosting a resources table at the United Way of Seneca County's Health & Volunteer Fair on Friday, November 17 from 3PM-6PM at the Seneca Falls Rec
Champion Candidates commit to raising funds and awareness for Best Buddies throughout their campaign. Champions advocate for the Best Buddies mission and generate countless opportunities for friendships, jobs, and leadership
West Seneca Central Schools will be hosting Educate • Empower • Engage, a resource fair for families of students with disabilities. The fair will take place on Monday, December 4th, 2023
Special education professionals are encouraged to learn about the referral process for securing Care Coordination services. Click here to register! Topics to be discussed: - An Overview of Care Coordination
Professionals who work with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are encouraged to learn about the referral process for securing Care Coordination services. Click here to register! Topics to be
Person Centered Services will be attending a resource fair for Special Education families at Autumn Lane Elementary in Rochester, NY on December 12 from 6:30PM-7:30PM. This opportunity will provide the
The Person Centered Services Engagement Series is a quarterly discussion to share vital information for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This series is geared towards people receiving Care Coordination, family and caregivers, and anyone else who would benefit from the information shared. The latest installment will feature Kelly Weiss, Project Coordinator from the Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence. She will cover a critical topic -- how people with disabilities can recognize and prevent domestic and sexual violence.
