Visit the 2023 Assistive Technology Expo to preview the latest technology, connect with AT vendors, explore community resources, and win prizes. Once again, we’re partnering with the Department of Public Instruction to bring you even more AT resources. The Expo is free and open to the public. Everyone is encouraged to attend! Registration is required: cutt.ly/ATExpoRegistration […]
A Day in the Life with AT Read More »
In this webinar, we will explore the components of an Individualized Education Program (IEP), including present levels and the development of SMART goals. We will also discuss the required members of an IEP Team and their roles in the process. Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this webinar, attendees will be able to: Summarize the
ECAC: Writing Effective IEPs Read More »
Postsecondary Education Opportunities for Youth with IDD/BH/SSHCN w/ Anna Ward and Kenneth Kelty, Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities UNC Family Support Network hosts Focus on Family and Disability Seminar Programs that bring evidence-based approaches to improve outcomes for families with children who have special needs in ways that emphasize self-determination. Continuing education (CE) credit available.
Postsecondary Education Opportunities for People with IDD/BH/SHCN Read More »
Jacklyn Boheler, Project Coordinator will present about Work Together NC’s development of an IDD Inclusive Employment Alliance and Community Transition Plan for UNC School of Social Work’s Focus on Family and Disability Lecture Series.
Transition to Adulthood and Employment Opportunities Read More »
Dr. Pat Porter will provide a historical overview of the DSP workforce crisis. She will take a deep dive into the current DSP workforce crisis which is key to meeting the service and support needs of the I/DD community and making community living a true choice. Dr. Porter is the former Chief of Developmental Disability
Meet the Need NC Lunch & Learn: Help Wanted! The I/DD Workforce Crisis Part 1 Read More »
Join us as we explore the key parts of the IEP process and the rules of the road. We will cover a lot of territory and how to navigate roadblocks and detours that may occur along the way. We will also discuss changes in traffic patterns, such as virtual meetings and remote learning. Upon reaching
Exceptional Children’s Assistance Center: IEP Road Trip Webinar Read More »
Come and meet other parents of neurodiverse adults – bring your questions and concerns as we help each other navigate life in the Cape Fear Region For questions, please email independentworks.ilm@gmail.com Registration not required but helps us plan for the size of the group!
Parent Connection Group: Wilmington Parents of Neurodiverse Adults Read More »
Hosted by the Financial Resilience Center at National Disability Institute, this webinar is a virtual event that discusses the impacts of identity theft on you and your family. Learn about ways to protect your identity, how to avoid scams, and what to do if your identity is stolen.
Safe Amidst the Frenzy: Guarding Your Identity Read More »
The Registry of Unmet Needs: How to get on the Innovations Waiver waitlist, why it’s important, and what to do while you’re waitingThis presentation will use plain language to explain the Innovations Waiver’s Registry of Unmet Needs in the state of North Carolina. Participants will leave with a stronger understanding of the steps to take
North Carolina Down Syndrome Virtual Speaker Series Read More »
Work Together NC will be giving a presentation in Spanish during an ECAC webinar on September 14th.
