Free Wheelchair Clinics in NYC: Aug. 17
Constructive Partners Unlimited (CP Unlimited) has announced its summer schedule for its free wheelchair clinics, which provide cleaning, maintenance and sanitizing to help maintain the functionality and mobility of powered and non-powered wheelchairs.
Wheelchair users, including people with disabilities, seniors and veterans, and/or any needed Direct Support Professionals and family members are welcome to come.
CP Unlimited, based in New York City, promotes opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to achieve fulfilling lives.
Details
When & Where:
- Saturday, July 20, 2024: Staten Island, Cora Hoffman Center, 2324 Forest Ave., Staten Island, N.Y., 10303
- Saturday, Aug. 10: Linda Buch Gherardi Center, 921 East New York Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y., 11203
- Saturday, Aug. 17: West Farms Center, 1880 Bryant Ave., Bronx, N.Y., 10460
To RSVP and for more information email Ester Girald at egirald@cpofnys.org
Photos: Freepix.com
Bike Lessons for People with Developmental Disabilities: July 5 – July 7
Do you know someone who would be thrilled to ride a bike but needs a good teacher? Ready to Pedal, located in Northern New Jersey, can help make this a reality for children and adults with developmental disabilities and, this summer, it’s offering lessons in Chappaqua, N.Y. (See its website for other summer locations, including three in New Jersey.)
The 45-minute, 1:1 lessons, which are for people of all abilities 5+, last 45 minutes each. People sign up for two lessons — one a day — which is what Ready to Pedal, which has been operating for two years, has learned is the optimal amount of time to get on up and ride. Those in need of a third lesson will be able to book one given the Chappaqua lessons are being given over a three-day period.
People with significant disabilities are welcome, with the understanding that their accomplishments might be more modest. The program is not yet able to teach those in need of adaptive equipment.
The program was developed by a pediatric occupational therapist, according to the website, and experienced instructors work closely with each student to ensure their success.
And here’s a helpful article posted on its blog: 5 Developmental Milestones Reached When Learning to Ride a Bike.
Details
When: July 5, 6 and 7, 2024
Where: Chappaqua train station, Allen Place, Chappaqua, N.Y., 10514
Time: 9:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.
Cost: 2-lesson package is $250, 3-lesson package is $350
You must reserve a spot. To do so, call or text 201-429-5815.
Photo: Courtesy of Unsplash.com
Lincoln Center Presents ‘Big Umbrella Day Festival’ for the Neurodiverse: July 6
Launched in 2018, the Big Umbrella Festival, presented by Lincoln Center, is designed for neurodiverse kids, teens and their families. Its summer one-day event will feature relaxed spaces, multi-sensory performances, installations and workshops.
Enjoy the whole day or drop in when you want! You can find the full schedule of events and offerings here. They include visual art stations, tai chi and a creative dance station.
The venues are accessible to wheelchair users, and noise-reducing headphones, fidgets and sensory items will be available. Additionally, interactive ASL interpretation will be available throughout the day.
If you require any additional accommodations, contact access@lincolncenter.org or 212-875-5375.
Details
When: Saturday, July 6, 2024
Time: Starts at 11 a.m.; a silent disco is at 6 p.m.
Where: Check the locations. They include: Josie Robertson Plaza, David Geffen Hall, The Garden at Damrosch Park and Hearst Plaza.
Preparing People with Down Syndrome for Employment Free Webinar: July 10
If you’ve been thinking about employment for a loved one with Down syndrome, this free webinar might be of help.
Presented by the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS), it features Amanda Myers, employment coordinator at Down Syndrome Innovations and a certified employment support professional.
Myers will discuss various strategies aimed at integrating vocational training into daily activities. Discover how to optimize skill-building opportunities across different environments and empower both children and adults with practical tools for success in the workforce.
Whether you’re a caregiver, educator, or supporter, this webinar will provide actionable strategies for fostering independence and address the common question, “Where do I start?”
Myers will also discuss the role of employment professionals, such as vocational rehabilitation.
Details
When: Wednesday, July 10, 2024
Time: 2 p.m.
Register here
Testing Accommodations for Students with Disabilities Webinar: July 25
School may be over but some students will be taking Regents examinations in August. This training will help participants understand the appropriate use of test accommodations for students with disabilities. It will provide information related to the decision-making process, the types of test accommodations that are available, and how they are documented on the Individualized Education Program (IEP).
Organizers are Hudson Valley School-Age FACE Center and NYSED OSE Partnership.
Details
When: Thursday, July 25, 2024
Time: 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Zoom Registration Link: Click Here
Learn About Supplemental Security Income (SSI): Aug. 28
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) provides monthly payments to people with disabilities and older adults. Adults and children might be eligible for SSI if they meet these three criteria: little or no income; little or no resources; and a disability, blindness, or are age 65 or older.
If you’re considering applying for SSI for your family member, there are two workshops you might find of interest.
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Resources
SSI is a needs-based program with strict limits and complicated rules related to resources. This free webinar from the National Center on Law & Elder Rights (NCLER) will focus on SSI resource limits and rules, including:
- How “excess” resources can lead to benefit ineligibility, suspension, or termination from the SSI program;
- the resource transfer penalty and ways to avoid it; and
- other strategies for addressing common resource issues.
The presenter is Kate Lang, director of Federal Income Security, Justice in Aging.
Details
When: Wed., Aug. 28, 2024
Time: 2 p.m. to 3:15 p.m.
Register here.
ABLE (Achieving a Better Life Experience) Accounts Basics: Aug. 29
Would you like to learn more about Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) accounts?
This free webinar will explain how this financial tool can help individuals with disabilities save while receiving SSI benefits. What is an ABLE account, how it works and the eligibility requirements will be discussed. Potential ABLE participants and their families are invited.
Details
When: Thurs., Aug. 29, 2024
Time: 12 p.m. t0 1:15 p.m.
Register here.
The Boost’s 2024 Westchester County Recreation Resource List (Children and Adults)
Welcome to The Boost’s first annual recreation list for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Westchester County! (To come: Rockland and Putnam counties.)
The list below includes programs that cover sports & fitness, the arts, social clubs and more.
This is not an endorsement of any particular program. Always ensure it meets the needs of your loved ones.
Several things to note:
- Earlier this year I posted a list of adapted riding and other equine-assisted services. Check it out: From Adapted Riding to Hippotherapy, Your Guide to Equine-Assisted Services
- Included are programs and clubs I was able to connect with for fact-checking purposes. There are many more worthy options out there.
- Some inclusive programs are reimbursable via Self-Direction (SD) under Community Classes. If the interested individual receives SD, please check any given inclusive activity with their Fiscal Intermediary to see if it’s covered. (You might find this post helpful: Self-Direction and Community Classes in NYS: Know Your Rights.)
- This list is designed to grow! I’d love to hear about others you know, as well as any positive and/or negative experiences you might have had with any on this list. Please contact me here. The list can be updated at any time.
- Address, office: 75 S. Broadway, 4th Fl., White Plains, N.Y., 10601
- Address, activities: SUNY Purchase, 735 Anderson Hill Rd., Purchase, N.Y., 10577
- Phone: 914-304-4052
- Info: This nonprofit provides inclusive sports and recreation. Its special needs program, BYS Plus, offers a 1:1 teaching ratio with activities staffed by teachers/coaches and high school peer mentors. Note: Backyard Sports Cares also offers custom programs for recreation departments, community centers and on-site afterschool programs.
- Ages: K – high school
- Cost: Prices; financial assistance available
- Contact: Steve Tseckares, steve@byardsports.com, 914-304-4052
- Address: 251 S. Central Ave., Hartsdale, N.Y., 10530
- Phone: 914-358-4575
- Info: Inclusive fitness center. Its special needs program, Ignite, serves a broad spectrum of abilities and aims to empower individuals through exercise and positive experiences, enhancing social skills and making new friends. Appointment-based fitness after-school classes, plus 1:1 and semi-private sessions. Free consultations.
- Ages: 12+
- Cost: Prices; scholarship program in the works
- Contact: Jake, Jake@breakthroughfitco.com, 914-358-4575
- Address: 1186 King St., Rye Brook, N.Y., 10573
- Phone: 914-837-3800
- Info: Non-profit working with children and adults with all developmental disabilities. Offers a variety of recreational activities including Saturday Explorers, and Teen and Young Adult Social Club. New: Pioneer Club, a Friday night adult social club, which also includes an Annual Dinner Dance and a getaway weekend retreat.
- Ages: 6+ depending on the program
- Cost: OPWDD HCBS waivers accepted; costs vary for private pay, check with the organization
- Contact: Denneen Boudreau, Community Habitation and Respite Services Coordinator, denneen.boudreau@cpwestchester.org, 914-937-3800 ext. 224
- Address: St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, 2 Revolutionary Rd, Ardsley, N.Y., 10502
- Phone: 914-674-1940
- Info: Inclusive programs provide social skills training for children with a range of concerns including, but not limited to, social anxiety, impulsiveness, making and maintaining friendships, cooperating with others and high-functioning developmental disabilities. Must be verbal.
- Ages: 4 – 12
- Cost: Found at Programs link
- Contact: Maryanne Reda, contact@clubhousestars.com, 914-674-1940
- Address: 145 Palisade St., #L1, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., 10522
- Phone: 914-488-4003
- Ages: 3½ +
- Info: Has experience incorporating individuals with developmental disabilities into existing classes. Private lessons are also available.
- Cost: $129+/month for 1 class/week
- Contact: Eric, info@edge-ma.com, 914-488-4003
- Address: P.O. Box 580, Tarrytown, N.Y., 10591
- Phone: 914-631-4807
- Contact: Lesa Dalton, associate executive director, lesad@ymcatarrytown.org, 914-418-5563
- Address:
- Phone: 914-484-1922
- Info: Adaptive running and fitness opportunities for children and young adults with developmental disabilities. Its inclusive approach is designed to foster a sense of community, improve fitness levels, and build confidence in athletes of all abilities. Fall schedule
- Ages: All ages
- Cost: $160 for eight weeks
- Contact: Suzie Clinchy – 914-484-1922
- Address: 1133 Westchester Ave., White Plains, N.Y., 10604
- Phone: 914-325-2832
- Info: Inclusive gym and personal training for athletes of all ages and abilities, it has a team of trainers committed to special needs fitness. One-on-one session groups, clinics and gym membership available.
- Ages: 4+
- Cost: Packages start at approximately $70/30-minute class; free parent workout during child’s class.
- Contact: Carmine, manager and partner, Carmine@fit4allny.com
- Address: 720 Saw Mill River Rd., Ardsley, N.Y., 10502
- Phone: 914-479-5566
- Info: National organization with a variety of locations geared toward those with Down syndrome but open to all with a developmental disability. Programs, run by volunteers, include ballet, yoga, art, cooking and dance through Unique Movers.
- Ages: All welcome
- Cost: Free thanks to donations and grants
- Contact: Lisa Salvetti, lsalvetti@gigisplayhouse.org, 914-470-5566
- Address: 999 Wilmot Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y., 10583
- Phone: 914-725-7300
- Info: The nonprofit has inclusive Enrichment & Inclusion Programs including Circle of Friends, an adult socialization group (must live outside of a residential facility and be registered with OPWDD); Sunday Funday, an all-inclusive drop-off, recreational, social-skills development program; and Tai Chi. Also, a Sib-Connection workshop for issues related to having a sibling with a developmental disability.
- Ages: 3+ depending on the program
- Cost: Inquire about costs. Circle of Friends is completely subsidized through grants and Sib-Connection offers scholarships. JCC Mid-Westchester is a Family Support Services (FSS) provider and receives a partial grant that may result in a 40% discount.
- Contact: Mara Roberge, community engagement director, robergem@jccmw.org, 914-725-7300 x825
- Note: While I couldn’t connect with this organization, I’m listing it because there seem to be several such divisions in Westchester. You can use the main league link above to see if there’s a league in your area.
- Address: The Field of Dreams, Ridge Road Park, 287 Ridge Rd., Hartsdale, N.Y., 10503
- Phone: 914-522-1547
- Info: Inclusive program created to allow Westchester children and adults with disabilities to play baseball in an organized league. Links are available next week, so check the website. Here’s some heads-up info: Children program is April 20 – June 9, Saturdays and Sundays 10 a.m. – 11 a.m., and 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. Adult program is May 29 – mid-October, Mondays – Fridays, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
- Ages: Co-ed. Children’s program, 4 – 21; Adult program, 21+
- Cost: Children program, free; Adult program, $45/season
- Contact: Rick Monzon, executive director, Rmonzon@mlwny.org, 914-522-1547
- Address: 216 Central Ave., White Plains, N.Y., 10606
- Phone: 914-761-3900
- Info: Inclusive. Special needs program run through the Music Therapy Institute. Sessions are 1:1 and either music therapy or adapted instruction in piano, guitar, voice and percussion.
- Ages: Pre-K+
- Cost: Pricing; limited need-based scholarship assistance
- Contact: Tina Brescia, tina@musiced.org, 914-761-3900
- Address: Hugh A. Doyle Senior Center, 94 Davis Ave., New Rochelle, N.Y., 10805
- Phone: 914-654-2116
- Info: The city rec department offers special needs programming designed for current students and graduates of special education classes with mild to moderate intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Preference is given to New Rochelle residents. Programs: Arts in Education; Friday nights Canteen; and off-site trips and special events with community partners (participants have to be previously enrolled in one of the two other programs to be eligible).
- Ages: 13+
- Cost: Free; some charge may be applied for venue admission or eating out
- Contact: Nina Shawn Gainor, ngainor@newrochelleny.com, 914-654-2010
NOTE: Check your town’s Parks & Rec departments; while I didn’t hear back from most of them, special needs activities are noted on many different Park & Rec websites.
- Address: 63 Bradhurst Ave., Hawthorne, N.Y., 10532
- Phone: 914-347-4409
- Info: Nonprofit that operates under the auspices of OPWDD as a certified respite provider. Its year-round rec activities are designed with specific support needed for success. It prioritizes residents of Bedford, Briarcliff Manor, Lewisboro, Mt. Kisco, Mt. Pleasant, New Castle, North Castle, North Salem, Somers, Sleepy Hollow, Pound Ridge and Pleasantville, but others may participate if room.
- Ages: 4+
- Cost: Prices at Programs link; individuals residing in consortium region and/or OPWDD approved for respite services share the same fees; out-of-district and not OPWDD approved for respite services have separate fees to help cover operating costs otherwise funded by OPWDD/Medicaid; payment plan or scholarship information provided upon request
- Contact: Nancy Bellini, NBellini@northeastspecialrec.org (or, anyone else on the website!)
- Address: 3131 E. Main St., Mohegan Lake, N.Y., 10547
- Phone: 914-737-4797
- Info: Nonprofit operating under the auspices of OPWDD as a certified respite provider. Offers a variety of year-round rec activities. It prioritizes residents of Cortlandt, Peekskill, Ossining and Yorktown, and will accommodate others if room.
- Ages: 7+ (most programs for teens and adults)
- Cost: Found at Programs link; must have HCBS waiver. Costs vary for at-home and group home residents; all pay venue fees
- Contact: Ed McKay, edmckay@nor-west.org, 914-737-4797
- Address: 861 Bedford Rd., Pleasantville, N.Y., 10570
- Phone: 917-773-3280
- Info: The PACE program’s private lessons can accommodate people with developmental disabilities. Reach out to Katherine Palladino, below, so she can identify the appropriate teacher.
- Ages: 3+
- Cost: $71/private lesson, minimum package of 8 lessons
- Contact: Katherine Palladino, Aquatics camp director/instructor, kpalladino@pace.edu, 917-773-3280
- Address: The instructor, David, comes to you
- Phone: 914-489-0520
- Info: An interactive approach to the world of music. One-on-one lessons where the student may play one or several instruments during sessions of up to 45 minutes. An adult parent or caregiver must be on-site.
- Ages: 8+
- Cost: $70 – $90 depending on location
- Contact: David Meyers, dmeyers12531@gmail.com, 914-489-0520
- Address: St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, 2 Revolutionary Rd., Ardsley, N.Y., 10502; House of Sports, 1 Elm St., Ardsley, N.Y., 10502
- Phone: 914-772-0864
- Info: Providing therapeutic recreation, RSC works with agencies and individuals who live at home with families or in group homes. Programs run 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. weekdays. The website will be updated with upcoming activities, including sports and arts, over the next week or so.
- Ages: Youth programs, 7 – 14; Adult programs, 15+
- Cost: Will be listed under program registration links
- Contact: Graham, grahams.rscinc@gmail.com, 914-772-0864
- Address: 21 Locust Ave., Rye, N.Y., 10580
- Phone: 914-967-6363
- Info: YMCAs have been closing or turning to focus on daycare, but the Rye YMCA is among those alive and thriving. The Aquatics program includes open family swim reserved for families with children with special needs, and private instruction; Fitness (membership required) offers a trainer who works with this population; Backyard Sports Cares is a satellite of the established rec program (see above). Check the website for more.
- Ages: Program dependent
- Cost: Check with the Y; Backyard Sports Cares scholarships are available
- Contact: Aquatics, Gloria Reyna Bueno, gloria@ryeymca.org; Fitness, Heidy Barros, heidy@ryeymca.org; Backyard Sports, Melissa Lewis, melissa@ryeymca.org
- Address: 398 S. Central Ave, Scarsdale, N.Y., 10583
- Phone: 914-648-0492
- Info: Inclusive classes. Some teachers have experience working with children with developmental disabilities, ASD, those who have hearing deficits and more. Classes on the website. Steve, below, will help identify the appropriate class.
- Ages: 12+
- Cost: $115+ month for 30-minute, weekly class
- Contact: Steve, 914-648-0492
- Address: 17-19 Marble Ave., Pleasantville, N.Y., 10570
- Phone: 914-741-6300
- Info: This nonprofit provider’s Recreation & Respite program offers a variety of different activities: including fitness, a Drama Club, a Girls Group, games, cooking, social events and more.
- Ages: Mostly 14+
- Cost: Medicaid and Non-Medicaid Rate available. Reimbursement options available for Self-Direction using FRR monies.
- Contact: Doug Dulin, Recreation and Respite Program Coordinator at ddulin@selecthumanservices.org, 914-741-6300 ext. 114
- Address: 371 S. Broadway, Tarrytown, N.Y., 10591
- Phone: 914-306-9477
- Info: It offers both contained (specialized) and inclusive programs. The contained programs are Up on Sundays, a social, recreational, and life skills learning program; Saturday Socials (two age groups), consisting of community outings; and the Friday Night Sensory Friendly Gym (any age as long as one family member has a disability).
- Ages: 7+ (program dependent)
- Cost: Found at registration links under programs; member and non-member rates; can bring up to 5 people for one registration price for Friday Night Sensory Friendly Gym (free to members); financial aid available
- Contact: Annie Bridson, director of Supportive Services, abridson@shamesjcc.org, 914-306-9477
- Address: 740 West Boston Post Rd., Ste. 301, Mamaroneck, N.Y., 10543
- Phone: 914-698-5232
- Ages: 5+
- Info: Non-profit operating under the auspices of OPWDD and prioritizing residents of Mamaroneck, Scarsdale, Harrison, Eastchester, Pelham, Rye, Rye Brook, Port Chester, Larchmont, Bronxville and Tuckahoe. Check out Programs and Services.
- Cost: Found under Programs and Services; some room available for those who have applied but don’t yet have a HCBS waiver
- Contact: Austin Cunney, acunney@secrec.org, 914-698-5232
- Address: 40 Triangle Center, Ste. 205, Yorktown Heights, N.Y., 10598
- Phone: 914-243-0583
- Info: Nonprofit operating under the auspices of OPWDD as a certified respite provider. Open to Westchester residents, participants can also come from Rockland and Putnam counties if room. Programs: Light-Up and Level-Up for health & fitness, social, arts & culture and more; Lift-Up, similar activities for residents in group home facilities.
- Ages: Light-Up, 8 – 16; Level-Up, 17+; Lift-Up, 21+
- Cost: Found on program registration links; different pricing for respite and non-respite (reduced cost with HCBS waiver)
- Contact: Kathleen Dimonaco, program coordinator, Kathleen.dimonaco@sparcinc.org, or Liz Anderson, program coordinator, Liz.anderson@sparcinc.org, 914-243-0583
- Address: 216 N. Central Ave., White Plains, N.Y., 10606 (some classes in Chappaqua)
- Phone: 914-328-1900
- Info: Inclusive. Movement is adapted so that people with cognitive, physical, and neurological disabilities can succeed. Adaptive Dance classes consist of a variety of choices. Note: This is not dance therapy.
- Ages: 4+
- Cost: Prices; payment plans and financial assistance available
- Contact: Judy Ross, jgr@steffinossen.org, 914-328-1900
- Address: Carver Center pool, 400 Westchester Ave., Port Chester, N.Y., 10573
- Phone: 203-545-0024
- Info: Adaptive swim lessons addressing underlying problems swimmers with Autism, PDD-NOS, Sensory Processing Disorders and more have learning to swim. Also: aquatic therapy. The FAQ link is very helpful.
- Ages: All ages
- Cost: Pricing; scholarships available
- Contact: office@swimangelfish.com, 203-545-0024
TicTacGO!
- Address: Various community outings
- Phone: 914-493-8119
- Info: TicTacGo is a very cool, fun private social group that gets together for movies, bowling, walks and much more. It’s spearheaded by Brendan Klein, coordinator of Self Advocacy & Community Engagement, Westchester Institute for Human Development (WIHD), though not affiliated with WIHD. The goal is to encourage peer-to-peer social connections. Supervision and/or support as well as transportation not provided; not all events are appropriate for all people so use good judgment. To join, fill out the form at the bottom of the link.
- Ages: 14 – 49
- Cost: Depends on event and venue
- Contact: Brendan Klein, bklein@wihd.org, 914-493-8119
- Address: 20 Sicard Ave., New Rochelle, N.Y., 10804
- Phone: 914-813-8000
- Info: Inclusive karate and Krav Maga self-defense classes. An assessment helps find an appropriate class. Check the schedule for classes.
- Ages: 3 – 12, can go older depending on child
- Cost: Varies
- Contact: Rachel Zolotev, 914-813-8000
This franchise has locations in 34 states. There currently are two in New York, one in New Rochelle, the other Staten Island.
- Address: We Rock New Rochelle, 606 Main St., New Rochelle, N.Y., 10801
- Phone: (914) 365-2585
- Info: Provides a “fun and motivational” environment to help kids in the areas of strength, movement, sensory processing, communication, positive behavior modification and social interactions. There are classes, and an open play.
- Ages: Infants +
- Cost: Open Play, Birthday Parties, Classes
- Contact: info@werockthespectrumnewrochelle.com, (914) 365-258
- Address: We Rock Staten Island, 3579 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, N.Y., 10314
- Phone: 718-701-6897
- Info: See above.
- Ages: Infants +
- Cost: Open Play, Birthday Parties, Classes
- Contact: info@werockthespectrumstatenislandny.com, 718-701-6897
- Address: 515 N. St., White Plains, N.Y., 10605
- Phone: 914-949-6227
- Info: It offers a variety of therapeutic recreation programs to support and strengthen cognitive, physical, social and affective skills. Family members receive support, respite, and the opportunity for family participation in rec activities. Contact the email below for specific program info.
- Ages: Age-appropriate groups and settings
- Cost: Not posted; limited financial assistance available
- Contact: Wanda Smith, director, Special Programs & Inclusion, wsmith@ywcawpcw.org, (914) 949-6227, Ext. 108
Down Syndrome Back-to-School Webinar: Aug. 27
The National Down Syndrome Society (ndss) has a free webinar, Down Syndrome: The Specific Learning Profile, which will look at the unique profile of strengths and challenges that individuals with Down syndrome face.
It’s designed to “share an in-depth look at each area of the learning profile as well as how you can use this information with your school teams.”
Speakers will be NDSS Senior Manager of Education Programs Jessica Kuss and NDSS Programs Associate Charlotte Woodward.
Details
When: Aug. 27, 2024
Time: 1 p.m.
You must register in advance here.
‘Smart Beginnings’ Early Intervention Webinar from OSEP: Wed., Aug. 28
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) is hosting the “Smart Beginnings” 2024 webinar series, one of which is open to parents and families.
The forum plans to provide participants with the opportunity to learn about improving academic and developmental outcomes, expanding family engagement, and advancing equitable access to high-quality early intervention and instruction through the implementation of evidence-based practices.
Attendees will hear from OSEP leaders and subject matter experts. Sessions will include a live question and answer session with presenters.
Details
When: Wed., Aug. 28, 2024
Time: 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Register here.