Transforming Systems to End Youth Homelessness: NN4Y’s Federal Advocacy, Youth Partnership, and Cross-System Collaborative Work
Transforming Systems to End Youth Homelessness: NN4Y’s Federal Advocacy, Youth Partnership, and Cross-System Collaborative Work presented by Darla Bardine, Executive Director, National Network for Youth
Using Employment Skills during the Holiday Season
The holiday season is the perfect time for youth and young adults with disabilities to focus on pre-employment skills
Promoting Positive Behavior in Your Child
Join MSPTI on November 25 from 12:00 pm CST - 12:30 CST as they discuss promoting Positive Behavior in Your Children.
Mental Health & Dismantling Stigma Associated With Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Join Youth HOPE Month on Nov. 25 Mental Health & Dismantling Stigma Associated with Youth Experiencing Homelessness
Supporting Youth and Young Adults With Developmental & Intellectual Disabilities
Join Families Together in New York State for this exciting webinar as we dive into the world of developmental disabilities.
6 Core Principles of IDEA
This presentation will cover the six foundational principles of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
Transition Exit Summary of Performance: What is It?
Mississippi Parent Training & Information Center Project IDEA 2004 mandates that students with an IEP complete an exit Summary of Performance (SOP) at the end of high school. Join us to learn what an SOP is and how it’s used. Register here>>
Medgar Evers Library Christmas Toy Drive
This Christmas season, Medgar Evers Library is collecting new, unwrapped gifts for children in need until 5:00 p.m. on December 23, 2024.
Caring Community Uniting to Feed The Homeless
Together, we can make a difference. Join Roof Above Resilience in the act of compassion as they provide food, hygiene items, clothing, tents, sleeping bags, and blankets to the homeless in Lumberton, MS.
Steps for Success: Making IEP Meetings Work
Join the Mississippi Parent & Information Center Project to learn how you can avoid some of the most common hurdles and how to have more productive IEP meetings and better outcomes for your child.