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. “Let’s Get Organized: Tips & Tricks for Having Your Child’s Records at
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. NY ABLE allows individuals with disabilities and their families to save for
FREE webinar! Learn how to refer people with intellectual and or developmental disabilities to Care Coordinators at Person Centered Services. Date & Time: September 25, 2024 at 12PM-12:45PM 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
People will gain an understanding of the interplay between mental health diagnoses and the diagnosis of a developmental disability. Special considerations, need for advocacy, and support strategies will be discussed throughout the session.
Target Audience: Special Education staff who support students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Topics to Be Discussed: Overview of Care Coordination with Person Centered Services, OPWDD eligibility, services & supports, the referral process and live Q&A Date & Time: October 1, 2024 from 12PM-1PM Register Now
Target Audience: Parents/caregivers of children with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (I/DD) ages 5-22. Topics to Be Discussed: Overview of HHCC with PCS, OPWDD Eligibility, services & supports, Referral Process and live Q&A. Date & Time: October 23, 2024 from 6PM-7PM Register Now
An Agency 101 Spotlight on Care Coordination will take place virtually on December 10, 2024 from 12PM-1PM on Zoom. This event is part of a series of spotlight sessions created for families, caregivers, and professionals who work with and support children and students with disabilities. Agency 101 Spotlights provide an opportunity to hear directly from
People will gain an understanding of the interplay between mental health diagnoses and the diagnosis of a developmental disability. Special considerations, need for advocacy, and support strategies will be discussed throughout the session.
You will hear an overview of ACCES-VR, including the description of Pre-Employment Transition Services, available for students with disabilities ages 14 and up.
Meet and interact with local providers who offer services supporting successful transition to adulthood for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities! Our Transition Expo will improve outcomes for students ages 14-21 with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families as they approach adulthood. Through collaboration, education, and networking, we will help individuals and families reach
Meet and interact with local providers who offer services supporting successful transition to adulthood for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities! Our Transition Expo will improve outcomes for students ages 14-21 with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families as they approach adulthood. Through collaboration, education, and networking, we will help individuals and families reach
In this webinar, we will discuss skills for effective advocacy, how you can make a difference and how to teach your child to advocate for themselves.
