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This webinar explores the LifeCourse framework, highlighting teamwork, tools, family engagement, and system change to better support people with disabilities and elevate their voices and goals.
Gain insights on transitioning to adulthood for people with disabilities. Learn about planning, work experience, and utilizing resources like ODP and waivers in PA for a seamless employment transition
Achieva Family Trust's 3rd Annual Future Planning Conference focuses on Empowering People on the Autism Spectrum. Topics include future planning, supporting young people as they enter college or work.
Representatives from Disability Rights PA, Achieva Family Trust's Benefits Counseling, and The Social Security Administration cover working and benefits rules, types of waivers, eligibility, and more.
By providing supportive personal assistance and access to savings support sessions, children from birth to age 18 are given a jump-start toward their future.
Are you a person with a disability who is interested in knowing more about college or working? Would you like to know how to tap into available resources from OVR? If so, this presentation is for you!
This presentation covers different Medicaid categories including Healthy Horizons and Medical Assistance for Workers with Disabilities (MAWD), CHIP, and Waiver.
Join us for an enlightening discussion with Mary Hartley, Executive Director of the PEAL Center, as we shed light on the importance of paid work experience for students with disabilities.
This webinar covers successful models of employment for people with disabilities and strategies that can be used to gain employment. Presenters are Achieva, CCAC, University of Pittsburgh, Goodwill
Planned by Achieva and JFCS (Jewish Family and Community Services) in honor of Jillian Zacks, the recipient of this year's Shore-Whitehill Award. This program includes bios and covered topics.
A Community-Based Assessment (CBA) is an opportunity for an organization to invite a person who is exploring career options to come to their place of business to "try on" an existing job.