Learn how to reduce the risk of death in people with disabilities. Join Dr. Craig Escudé, family physician and President of IntellectAbility, as he discusses the Fatal Five conditions that are widely known to be preventable causes of illness and death in people with intellectual and developmental disabilities PLUS one additional condition. Topics include identifying […]
The target audience for this committee includes member organization Employment and program leaders that facilitate the opportunity for people with disabilities to pursue and participate in employment that leads to a positive sense of self and earning competitive wages. We explore best practices in connecting with employers, establishing employment pathways for people with disabilities coming out of school, fostering […]
NADTC will host the second in a series of human services webinars focused on The Center for Independent Living for Western Wisconsin’s (CILWW) expansion of its transportation program. Bobbi Hegna, Director of Transportation at CILWW, and Cheryl Bereiter, Transportation Coordinator at the Aging & Disability Resource Center of Northwest Wisconsin, will provide an overview of […]
Health equity means that everyone has a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible, while acknowledging that not everyone is the same or requires the same services. The issue of health equity crosses over many sectors and populations, including disability, child welfare, criminal and juvenile justice, and aging. Join our expert panelists […]
The Administration for Community Living (ACL) is seeking public comment on a proposed rule to establish the first-ever federal regulations for adult protective services (APS) programs. Stakeholders are invited to attend an informational webinar with ACL on September 18, where the proposed rule will be overviewed, and the process for submitting comments explained. APS programs […]
