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Robert M. Lodge of Disability Rights Pennsylvania discusses Act 61 and recent changes to guardianship requirements, including their impact on individuals, families, and court proceedings.
Back-to-school is the perfect time to review your child's IEP (Individualized Education Program) and prepare for the year ahead.
Learn how families can help young people with disabilities prepare for the transition from school to adulthood, with practical guidance on planning, independence, employment and what comes next.
Learn about the wide range of support services available to people with disabilities at Achieva. We will explore Competitive Integrated Employment, the InVEST Project, and Person-Centered Planning.
Join Achieva to learn about college opportunities in Pennsylvania for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Discussion on services for people with physical disabilities, covering enrollment, waivers, self-advocacy, service coordinators, and navigating healthcare rights.
This webinar covers IDEA, special education eligibility, evaluations, IEPs, the importance of comprehensive assessments, measurable goals, accommodations, least restrictive environment, and parents'
Marcia Maust will provide an informative presentation on the thinking style of the dyslexic learner and how that perceptual talent can lead to the development of a learning disability.
Join us as we explore the nuances of using the internet responsibly. In this digital age, the internet is woven into our daily lives, and it's crucial to navigate it safely.
If you have an adult child who receives Medicaid waiver funding, you may be able to use those funds for payment of higher education tuition, fees, and support services.