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Sep4CT Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related DisabilitiesUConn UCEDD 270 Farmington Ave Farmington Suite 181ALL DAY
The University of Connecticut Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and related Disabilities (CT LEND) program is a one-year interdisciplinary leadership training program for persons with disabilities, family members, practicing professionals and graduate students at UConn and other Connecticut universities.
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Sep12Nothing About Us Without Us (People First Of CT theme)Bristol Double Tree HotelALL DAY
People First of Connecticut will sponsor its annual conference at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Bristol, Connecticut, on Saturday, September 12.
This is a conference produced by self-advocates for self-advocates (and their friends!)
The theme of the conference is Nothing About Us Without Us and the keynote speakers will be Scott Masson and Lauren Traceski. They will share their journey through marriage and adult life.
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Sep17CT Aspiring Leaders AcademyVirtual5:30 PM
The purpose of this academy is to develop leaders who will provide innovative and sustained leadership to the Connecticut special education system.
It is National Health Center week! This week, we celebrate the incredible community health centers across Connecticut that provide high-quality, affordable, and accessible care for individuals and families.
Health centers play an essential role in supporting people with disabilities by offering inclusive healthcare, preventive services, behavioral health supports, care coordination, and connections to community resources. Their commitment helps ensure that everyone has the opportunity to achieve their best health, regardless of ability, income, or insurance status.
Thank you to Connecticut's health center teams for the compassionate care, advocacy, and dedication you provide every day. Together, we can build healthier, more inclusive communities for all.
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International Assistance Dog Week recognizes the extraordinary service provided by dogs that help individuals with disabilities. These highly trained partners provide support that enhances mobility, safety, communication, and daily life. This allows individuals with disabilities to live more independently.
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