Community Event

This webinar works to highlight the role of vocational rehabilitation (VR) programs in empowering individuals with disabilities to achieve meaningful employment, self-sufficiency, and community inclusion. This session explores the findings from a comprehensive study examining VR counselor practices in delivering self-employment services.

This webinar is an informal discussion about state-level policies that impact Employment First. It includes reviewing the status of state legislation and strategies for advocacy at the state level.

This webinar is an informal discussion about state-level policies that impact Employment First. It includes reviewing the status of state legislation and strategies for advocacy at the state level.

This webinar focuses on Pre-ETS programs. It is an interactive webinar designed to share ideas, resources, experiences, and support each other to improve outcomes for students with disabilities during and after high school.

This webinar focuses on how to integrate technology into workforce support services. Focuses on Pre-ETS programs, job coaching, independent training, and integrated employment outcomes. Works on discovering how to assess your organization’s tech readiness, set clear goals, and build the best team of learners and coaches.

Join APSE and LearningQ for a dynamic webinar on integrating technology into your workforce support services. You’ll discover how to assess your organization’s tech readiness, set clear goals, and build the best team of learners and coaches. We’ll walk you through strategies to define success, establish meaningful feedback loops, and use data-driven insights to ensure

This talk will focus on the use of the newly created Innovations Waiver Pathway and Tip Sheet, created by the Meet the Need NC Lived Experience Network Speaks. This tool can be used to guide families and individuals through the process of applying for the Innovations Waiver and provides ways individuals can find support while waiting. This will

Organized by the Exceptional Children Department, this fair informs parents, students, and educators about services and supports available for individuals with disabilities in Mecklenburg County and North Carolina. The event includes community agency displays and a parent session on navigating services for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

This event is hosted by the Wake County Public School System and offers informative presentations on guardianship options and adult services available post-high school. It’s an excellent opportunity to connect with community resources.

Hosted by Wake County Public School System, this fair aims to increase awareness of local organizations that support students with disabilities. Attendees can engage with representatives from various agencies and explore services available to enhance quality of life.