Community Event

Are you a Social Security disability beneficiary and want to know how working will affect your benefits? Are you afraid of losing benefits or medical coverage if you return to work? Learn about important topics that will help you return to work and explore a better financial future. The American Dream Employment Network (ADEN) invites […]

Care Management is a central element of Managed Long-Term Supports and Services. In North Carolina, the new “Care Extender” service definition offers the opportunity to employ people with I/DD and family members as valued team members who can offer a unique and critical perspective on whole-person care. Identifying strategies that can enhance success and minimize

The NC Medicaid Ombudsman presents a monthly webinar about Medicaid Managed Care and related topics. The webinars are designed for Medicaid beneficiaries, health care providers and other Managed Care stakeholders. We’re interactive! Presenters will solicit feedback from attendees about their experiences with Managed Care and answer questions from attendees.

Multiple Social events scheduled in March/April. March 8 Game Night — 6:00 – 8:00 p.m March 22 Yoga Night – 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. April 19 Game Night — 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. April 26 Yoga Night — 6:00 – 7:30 p.m

Starting to think about next steps for you and your student? This event is for you! Who’s Invited: CHCCS students and families What to expect: Brief presentations from Alamance Community College, UNC TEACCH, CHCCS Transition Services, Vocational Rehabilitation, & more! Spanish interpreters will be available at the event. Transition Fair Flyer (English) Transition Fair Flyer

With founder of AKALAKA, Victoria Njej, PhD. Join this conversation with AKALAKA about the role sibling care partners take in adulthood with I/DD, the services in North Carolina that may be available to maintain long-term care at home and in community, and the support and resources available to help adults with I/DD and sibling care partners navigate

Join the Chapel Hill Carrboro Schools Special Needs Advisory Council for a presentation about Twice Exceptional Students. What is SNAC and how does it help children with special needs?  SNAC is a group of parents, district staff, and community professionals working together for the continuous improvement of the CHCCS Exceptional Children’s program. Our purpose is