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We can all take action to be prepared Thursday, September 28, 2017 1:00pm – 3:30pm Disaster Preparedness 1pm-2pm When  unexpected events occur  such  as hurricanes, northeasters or heavy snowfalls we  sometimes  wait for  disaster  to  strike;  and sometimes, we have no warning. In all situations basic knowledge and preparation is the key to survival and recovery.  We  will  talk  about  people,  pets,  as  well   as how you  can  prepare  everything  from documents to home protection -  what to have ready…

An appropriate placement  for a student with complex emotional or learning needs can change a life. We will address the law and the steps to take in this workshop with Marion M. Walsh, Esq., Education Law Attorney, Littman Krooks LLP. Bring a bag lunch for this lunch and learn workshop. This workshop is free but you must register by clicking here. Finding a Place for Your Hard-to-Place Child Nov. 2017 For information or more details please contact the organizer listed…

An overview of government programs, including SSI and SSDAC benefits, and how these programs may help to ensure the quality of life for dependents with special needs.

Increase your awareness of the benefits of Alzeimer's early detection, memory loss, normal aging, Alzeimer's disease and other forms of dementia.

This workshop is an overview to learn about graduation options, updates to diploma requirements and eligibility requirements for the CDOS and Skills credentials.

Increase your awareness of the benefits of Alzeimer's early detection, memory loss, normal aging, Alzeimer's disease and other forms of dementia.

Learn the risk factors, warning signs, diagnostic process and resources to help.

Prediabetes? You can prevent, or delay, type 2 diabetes with this CDC approved Prevent Type 2 Lifestyle Change Program

This program provides basic information everyone needs to know about memory-loss issues and what they mean for all of us.

Prediabetes? You can prevent, or delay, type 2 diabetes with this CDC approved Prevent Type 2 Lifestyle Change Program

Healthy living for your brain and body: Tips from the latest research.

Individuals living with dementia often experience changes in behavior that can be confusing to family and friends.

This program will help attendees identify common triggers for behaviors associated with dementia, and learn strategies to address some common dementia-related behaviors.

Please join us for an information session on OPWDD & The Front Door. What do they do? What services do they profice?

Alternative ways to address. dismantle and move past stigmas in a productive way.

Learn how to advocate for your children within the special ed system and become an effective member of your child's CSE team

If you have a diagnosis of prediabetes, or the risk factors, you can make changes now to improve your health and prevent or delay type 2 diabetes

Learn about how families can become active partners in resolving student’s anxiety, and how schools can utilize a Neuro-Developmentally informed intervention strategy.

If you are pre-diabetic or have the risk factors sign up for this program now! Prevent T2 offers a year of support and coaching in losing weight, eating healthier, adding physical activity and managing stress.

Get the answers to what is a Special Needs Trust, what is the ABLE ACT? Sign up now for the answer to these and many more of your questions.

Join us for a fun holiday party!

Review in detail the regulations your district must follow when educating students with a disability. Please bring a copy of the regulations with you.

This informative workshop is for the parents of people with developmental disabilities

Six week training combining 3 in-person and 3 online access sessions designed for family caregivers of individuals with intellectual, developmental and other disabilities.

PILS Social Group Thanksgiving gathering.

Six week training combining 3 in-person and 3 online access sessions designed for family caregivers of individuals with intellectual, developmental and other disabilities.

Six week training combining 3 in-person and 3 online access sessions designed for family caregivers of individuals with intellectual, developmental and other disabilities.