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, NY 14221). The event will be connecting job seekers from the area's top universities and colleges with the best employers. Learn more about this opportunity.
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 discussed: - An Overview of Care Coordination - OPWDD eligibility, services, and supports - Referral Process - Live Q+A
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 Center. The event will feature raffle prizes, free car seats, free flu shots, and more. Read about this community event.
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 development. At the Best Buddies Champion of the Year celebration, Best Buddies honors the Champions’ collective impact and name the ultimate Champion of the Year!
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 from 5:30pm - 7:30pm at the West Seneca Community Center, 1300 Union Rd West Seneca, NY 14224. The event will be an open house style,
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 - Schools and Care Coordination - OPWDD eligibility, services and supports - Referral Process - Live Q+A
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 discussed: - An Overview of Care Coordination - OPWDD eligibility and services - Referral Process Live Q+As
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 chance to meet local businesses that offer programs for students and families with special needs.
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.
Person Centered Services will be present at the Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES Transition Program Information Night for students, parents, and staff on Thursday, January 18 from 5PM-6:30. If your family has a student exiting high school without a diploma who is recommended by their CSE for a Transition program, Information Night is for YOU! Stop in
Person Centered Services representatives will be on-hand at the LivCo Special Needs Resource Fair for parents and caregivers in Livingston County who have a child with a physical, cognitive, social, emotional, learning, developmental, or behavioral disability. This free event will take place at Avon Middle School (191 Clinton Ave, Avon, NY 14414) on Saturday, January
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