Please join us for Taste of GiGi’s para familias Hispanas. Work Together NC will have a resource table at the event. We will be showcasing LMNOP (ages 0-5), TeenTastic/Fantastic Friends(ages 12-17), and Destination Discovery (ages 5+). Promotes support, friendship, networking and socialization! Come together to embrace your child’s diagnosis, share experiences and learn from one […]
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The IDD Nonprofit Alliance, supported by Work Together NC, is a networking group of IDD nonprofits to increase connectivity, share resources, and decrease duplication of efforts for the purpose of creating easier navigation of services. In addition, we hope to foster a supportive and encouraging community for non-profit leaders involved in serving people with IDD. If you would like
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Whether you are a self advocate, service provider, employer, family member, or ally, we hope you will attend our next quarterly meeting! We will hear progress updates on our IDD Inclusive Employment Alliance and Community Transition Plan, as well as seek community input through a listening session/Q&A during the last 30 minutes of the meeting.Save
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Work Together NC’s steering committee is a diverse group of stakeholders committed to systems change for people with IDD and their families. If interested in joining the steering committee, contact us at worktogethernc@med.unc.edu
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Work Together NC is a statewide initiative designed to improve the quality of life of people with ID/DD and their families through (1) making it easier to navigate systems of support in the transition to adulthood (2) increasing access to meaningful work, continued education, and community engagement. Jacklyn Boheler, MS, OTR/L TEACCH Autism Program will
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Work Together NC is a statewide initiative designed to improve the quality of life of people with ID/DD and their families through (1) making it easier to navigate systems of support in the transition to adulthood (2) increasing access to meaningful work, continued education, and community engagement. Jacklyn Boheler, MS, OTR/L TEACCH Autism Program will
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Save the date for the Inclusive Business Spring Gift Market at Blue Hill Event Center at Extraordinary Ventures, co-sponsored by Extraordinary Ventures and Work Together NC! It’s the perfect time to pick up Mother’s Day gifts while supporting over 15 local businesses committed to employing an inclusive workforce. Many of the gifts are handmade by
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Work Together NC is a Community Collaborative of self-advocates, family members, employers, educators, and service providers involved in systems change to increase employment opportunities for people with IDD. The WTNC team will provide an overview of the project. After their short presentation there will be a listening session where attendees will be invited to talk
