August 2019
Step Up into Life After High School
Join The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties for a six week series designed to educate and empower families, caregivers, and educators to think and plan for life after high school. Each class builds upon information previously discussed. Participants are highly encouraged to attend as many sessions as possible. Topics include: · Person-Centered Planning · Private Insurance, Medicaid, and Waivers · SSI/SSDI and ABLE · Housing · Daily Life - respite, fun, and jobs · Supported Decision Making and Guardianship One-time…
Find out more »September 2019
Step Up into Life After High School
Join The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties for a six week series designed to educate and empower families, caregivers, and educators to think and plan for life after high school. Each class builds upon information previously discussed. Participants are highly encouraged to attend as many sessions as possible. Topics include: · Person-Centered Planning · Private Insurance, Medicaid, and Waivers · SSI/SSDI and ABLE · Housing · Daily Life - respite, fun, and jobs · Supported Decision Making and Guardianship One-time…
Find out more »Step Up into Life After High School
Join The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties for a six week series designed to educate and empower families, caregivers, and educators to think and plan for life after high school. Each class builds upon information previously discussed. Participants are highly encouraged to attend as many sessions as possible. Topics include: · Person-Centered Planning · Private Insurance, Medicaid, and Waivers · SSI/SSDI and ABLE · Housing · Daily Life - respite, fun, and jobs · Supported Decision Making and Guardianship One-time…
Find out more »Step Up into Life After High School
Join The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties for a six week series designed to educate and empower families, caregivers, and educators to think and plan for life after high school. Each class builds upon information previously discussed. Participants are highly encouraged to attend as many sessions as possible. Topics include: · Person-Centered Planning · Private Insurance, Medicaid, and Waivers · SSI/SSDI and ABLE · Housing · Daily Life - respite, fun, and jobs · Supported Decision Making and Guardianship One-time…
Find out more »Step Up into Life After High School
Join The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties for a six week series designed to educate and empower families, caregivers, and educators to think and plan for life after high school. Each class builds upon information previously discussed. Participants are highly encouraged to attend as many sessions as possible. Topics include: · Person-Centered Planning · Private Insurance, Medicaid, and Waivers · SSI/SSDI and ABLE · Housing · Daily Life - respite, fun, and jobs · Supported Decision Making and Guardianship One-time…
Find out more »October 2019
Step Up into Life After High School
Join The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties for a six week series designed to educate and empower families, caregivers, and educators to think and plan for life after high school. Each class builds upon information previously discussed. Participants are highly encouraged to attend as many sessions as possible. Topics include: · Person-Centered Planning · Private Insurance, Medicaid, and Waivers · SSI/SSDI and ABLE · Housing · Daily Life - respite, fun, and jobs · Supported Decision Making and Guardianship One-time…
Find out more »Building Blocks
The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties invites parents of school-aged children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) to learn what is necessary to adequately support children in the classroom, the doctor’s office and community. During this educational series, participants will learn how to address 504 and/or Individualized Education Program (IEP) concerns, and how to navigate the Wrightslaw Special Education website. Parents should walk away with a better understanding of the child system, from single entry points to waivers, healthcare, private…
Find out more »Building Blocks
The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties invites parents of school-aged children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) to learn what is necessary to adequately support children in the classroom, the doctor’s office and community. During this educational series, participants will learn how to address 504 and/or Individualized Education Program (IEP) concerns, and how to navigate the Wrightslaw Special Education website. Parents should walk away with a better understanding of the child system, from single entry points to waivers, healthcare, private…
Find out more »Building Blocks
The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties invites parents of school-aged children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) to learn what is necessary to adequately support children in the classroom, the doctor’s office and community. During this educational series, participants will learn how to address 504 and/or Individualized Education Program (IEP) concerns, and how to navigate the Wrightslaw Special Education website. Parents should walk away with a better understanding of the child system, from single entry points to waivers, healthcare, private…
Find out more »November 2019
Building Blocks
The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties invites parents of school-aged children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) to learn what is necessary to adequately support children in the classroom, the doctor’s office and community. During this educational series, participants will learn how to address 504 and/or Individualized Education Program (IEP) concerns, and how to navigate the Wrightslaw Special Education website. Parents should walk away with a better understanding of the child system, from single entry points to waivers, healthcare, private…
Find out more »Building Blocks
The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties invites parents of school-aged children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) to learn what is necessary to adequately support children in the classroom, the doctor’s office and community. During this educational series, participants will learn how to address 504 and/or Individualized Education Program (IEP) concerns, and how to navigate the Wrightslaw Special Education website. Parents should walk away with a better understanding of the child system, from single entry points to waivers, healthcare, private…
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