Engagement Series | Supported Decision Making: An Alternative to Guardianship
We will discuss how the Supported Decision Making Agreement can be a less restrictive and empowering alternative to guardianship.
We will discuss how the Supported Decision Making Agreement can be a less restrictive and empowering alternative to guardianship.
Join us for a panel discussion with advocates and family members, served by CCOs across the state. They will be sharing stories about their advocacy journey, experiences with legislators, why its important to raise awareness, and what may lie ahead. The hour will be hosted by Self-Advocates Veronica Crawford and BJ Stasio. Click here to
FREE webinar! Learn how to refer people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to Person Centered Services Health Home Care Coordination organization. Target Audience: Professionals who work with people who have intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (I/DD) and have familiarity with the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) and Health Home Care Coordination. Topics to be
Target Audience: Professionals who support people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities Topics to be discussed: Overview of Health Home Care Coordination with Person Centered Services How the Community Relations team can support you OPWDD Eligibility Services & Supports Referral Process Live Q & A Click here to register.
Find out what you need to know about guardianship resources, laws and opportunities! Gain insights directly from the Supervising Attorney in the Rochester Office of Disability Rights NY's Kim Weisbeck. This learning opportunity with a question and answer session features: - Strategies for supporting the right of individuals with I/DD to make independent decisions -
Target Audience: Parents/Caregivers of children with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (I/DD) ages 5-22. Topics to be discussed: - Overview of Health Home Care Coordination YOUR responsibilities - What is your role in all of this? - Intake & Enrollment OPWDD - Supports & Services Referral Process Options - Resources Q & A Click here to
Get moving during a free virtual session on November 6, 2025 from 3PM-4PM! The Moving Easy Program is a gentle flexibility routine designed to improve your flexibility safely by loosening muscles and joints and increasing circulation. It incorporates the whole body and is gentle: it is not meant to be strenuous. The moves also help
In this workshop, we will discuss the definition of bullying, different types of bullying, how to recognize the warning signs and what YOU can do to help!
Our new Member Connections series offers live opportunities for our members and their supporters to connect virtually with our Member Relations Team! You will have the opportunity to ask questions and share your experiences! Talk with us about: - You Care Coordinator's Role - Working with Your Care Coordinator - Assessments - Life Planning - Resources
Join us on January 14, 2026 at 6PM for a free informative webinar for parents/caregivers of students ages 14-22 who receive special education services! In this webinar, you will hear an overview of ACCES-VR from 6PM-7PM, including a description of Pre-Employment Transition Services, available for students with disabilities ages 14 and older. Presented by: Sarah
Our transition expo gives families the opportunity to virtually connect with local providers who offer services supporting successful transition to adulthood for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities! This expo is intended for parents/caregivers of students ages 14-22 who receive special education services. It will take place for our entire service region on January 28,
What’s Changing for Disability Services in NY? Join Carolyn Kerr, Partner at Brown & Weinraub, for a webinar on the New York State budget and what it could mean for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in 2026. She’ll explain the latest updates, election results, and how you can speak up for the services you