Part of a series of lunch and learns through “Money Follows the Person,” a federally funded state program to transition people out of institutional settings. This webinar will discuss the recently released Division of Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities/Substance Use Services (DMH/DD/SUS) Strategic Plan. Registration required.
Money Follows The Person: DMH/DD/SUS Strategic Plan Read More »
Open house for a free high school program designed to create STEM opportunities for students with disabilities. They prepare students through various experiences, such as field trips, college-readiness workshops, internships, and advocacy.
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Open house for a free high school program designed to create STEM opportunities for students with disabilities. They prepare students through various experiences, such as field trips, college-readiness workshops, internships, and advocacy.
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This training is for practitioners (1.5 CE) and for families with children living with disabilities. It explores typical paths to post-secondary transitions and offers data-informed strategies to enhance success. Through a family-centered lens, participants will examine how to leverage natural supports, use planning tools, and apply a practical framework for defining and achieving success.
Making Successful Transitions to Adulthood and Community Living (CE Event) Read More »
This event, hosted by the Exceptional Children’s Assistance Center, is a 30-minute segment featuring Advocates for Medically Fragile Kids NC. This organization is a volunteer-run 501c3 that believes that every child in North Carolina who has a medically fragile condition – whatever their background or circumstances – should have the opportunity to live their best
Tool Time Tuesday: Advocates for Medically Fragile Kids NC Read More »
This is an information session, presented by the Exceptional Children’s Assistance Center, on understanding different ways to gather information about your child’s learning journey. Includes exploring a few data collection methods, discovering ways to review and present the information, and learning how to stay engaged as part of your child’s educational team. There will be
ECAC | Thinking Critically: Reviewing Data & Progress Read More »
Karen Oldoni, Community Facilitator at Grosvenor Gardens, and Deja Barber, Self Advocate Coordinator, will be giving information about HOPE NC’s new housing project at Grosvenor Gardens in partnership with Alliance Health and CASA. We will be giving general information, reviewing the application process, and having a small question and answer session.
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We are so excited to join our friends at B3 Coffee again for the annual Turkey Trot. It’s where we eat, socialize and then take a walk, stroll or roll around the park. Please join us at the large pavilion. The walk will begin around 2pm. HOPE NC will provide sandwiches–please bring a side or
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This presentation provides an overview of the Meet the Need NC movement aimed at supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families. Attendees will learn about the Innovations Waiver, its significance, and the services it offers. Other topics include the Innovations Waiver Waiting List, Medicaid, Tailored Care Management, and 1915(i). Key tools,
This presentation provides an overview of the Meet the Need NC movement aimed at supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families. Attendees will learn about the Innovations Waiver, its significance, and the services it offers. Other topics include the Innovations Waiver Waiting List, Medicaid, Tailored Care Management, and 1915(i). Key tools,
