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.
Jacklyn Boheler, founder of B3 Coffee and Project Coordinator at Work Together NC, will be our August Guest Speaker as she leads a parent chat on the Community Supports in Transitions. Please sign up today to join us for what promises to be an informative and uplifting Thrive Group discussion at the Kraft Family YMCA.
WTNC Presentation for We Will Walk with You Read More »
NC DHHS Secretary Kody Kinsley and DMH/DD/SUS Director Kelly Crosbie will join the North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities for a statewide townhall (virtual and in-person) that will be open to all of North Carolina on Zoom. Join us to hear updates on the state I/DD budget, 1915i Medicaid, Medicaid Expansion, and more. Limited space
I/DD Town Hall with NC DHHS Secretary Kody Kinsley Read More »
Join us as we review ECAC’s IEP Checklist which was created to help families prepare for and participate effectively in their child’s IEP Meetings.
ECAC Tool Time Tuesdays: IEP Checklist Read More »
Children benefit when the adults in their lives are able to see “the big picture” by understanding them as unique individuals. Parents and other family members help to “paint the big picture” when they share who their child is, what they can do, and how others can relate and respond to the child. In this
ECAC Tool Time Tuesday: Painting the Big Picture Read More »
The August Self-Advocate Discussion Series topic is about available, affordable, accessible, and safe housing options for people with disabilities. We will hear from an expert panel that will share experiences, insight, resources and advocacy tips. As always, we’ll have time to hear from YOU! What does ideal living situations mean to you as a self-advocate?
