Upcoming Events
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Café con PEACE NW
For Flyers/Para Volantes visite: www.peacenw.org/flyers
Grupo en Español para familias que viven la experiencia de tener un hijo o familiar con discapacidad intelectual y/o del desarrollo.
Conozca a otras familias, forme una comunidad, aprenda y comparta recursos y maneras de abogar por su ser querido.
Group in Spanish for families who live the experience of having a child or family member with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Meet other families, form a community, learn and share resources and ways to advocate for your loved one.
So, you want to date? Zoom Dating Series
This engaging online class empowers individuals with disabilities to navigate the world of dating with confidence. Participants will learn about healthy relationships, communication skills, setting boundaries, online safety, and self-advocacy in dating. The course provides a supportive and inclusive environment with practical tips and real-life scenarios to help build meaningful connections.
To register go to https://bit.ly/41vdlVF
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
People First of Southwest Washington
Join us on the first and third Tuesday of each month for our bi-monthly People First Zoom meeting! This is a safe, inclusive, and empowering space for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to speak up, share ideas, learn about self-advocacy, and connect with others across the region.
Whether you're a longtime member or joining for the first time—your voice matters, and you belong here!
Register here to obtain zoom link: bit.ly/4ba46yW
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Café con PEACE NW
For Flyers/Para Volantes visite: www.peacenw.org/flyers
Grupo en Español para familias que viven la experiencia de tener un hijo o familiar con discapacidad intelectual y/o del desarrollo.
Conozca a otras familias, forme una comunidad, aprenda y comparta recursos y maneras de abogar por su ser querido.
Group in Spanish for families who live the experience of having a child or family member with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Meet other families, form a community, learn and share resources and ways to advocate for your loved one.
So, you want to date? Zoom Dating Series
This engaging online class empowers individuals with disabilities to navigate the world of dating with confidence. Participants will learn about healthy relationships, communication skills, setting boundaries, online safety, and self-advocacy in dating. The course provides a supportive and inclusive environment with practical tips and real-life scenarios to help build meaningful connections.
To register go to https://bit.ly/41vdlVF
Mother's Day Tea Party
Mother's Day Tea Party Let every Mother feel Special Come enjoy time with other moms and pamper yourself with a self-care day!
Friday, May 9 from 11 AM - 1 PM
Tea, cookies, and self-care goodies bags for all moms attending!
Space is limited, RSVP required. Contact Theresa to reserve your spot. Email: TheresaV@peacenw.org Call/text: 360-513-6682
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Café con PEACE NW
For Flyers/Para Volantes visite: www.peacenw.org/flyers
Grupo en Español para familias que viven la experiencia de tener un hijo o familiar con discapacidad intelectual y/o del desarrollo.
Conozca a otras familias, forme una comunidad, aprenda y comparta recursos y maneras de abogar por su ser querido.
Group in Spanish for families who live the experience of having a child or family member with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Meet other families, form a community, learn and share resources and ways to advocate for your loved one.
So, you want to date? Zoom Dating Series
This engaging online class empowers individuals with disabilities to navigate the world of dating with confidence. Participants will learn about healthy relationships, communication skills, setting boundaries, online safety, and self-advocacy in dating. The course provides a supportive and inclusive environment with practical tips and real-life scenarios to help build meaningful connections.
To register go to https://bit.ly/41vdlVF
Putting it All Together - Community Resource Fair
This series provides information and resources to families preparing for their students to transition from school to adult life. This is a collaborative series designed and executed by the Clark County Developmental Disabilities Program, PEACE NW, Vancouver, Camas, and Evergreen School Districts and ESD 112.
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
People First of Southwest Washington
Join us on the first and third Tuesday of each month for our bi-monthly People First Zoom meeting! This is a safe, inclusive, and empowering space for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to speak up, share ideas, learn about self-advocacy, and connect with others across the region.
Whether you're a longtime member or joining for the first time—your voice matters, and you belong here!
Register here to obtain zoom link: bit.ly/4ba46yW
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Café con PEACE NW
For Flyers/Para Volantes visite: www.peacenw.org/flyers
Grupo en Español para familias que viven la experiencia de tener un hijo o familiar con discapacidad intelectual y/o del desarrollo.
Conozca a otras familias, forme una comunidad, aprenda y comparta recursos y maneras de abogar por su ser querido.
Group in Spanish for families who live the experience of having a child or family member with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Meet other families, form a community, learn and share resources and ways to advocate for your loved one.
So, you want to date? Zoom Dating Series
This engaging online class empowers individuals with disabilities to navigate the world of dating with confidence. Participants will learn about healthy relationships, communication skills, setting boundaries, online safety, and self-advocacy in dating. The course provides a supportive and inclusive environment with practical tips and real-life scenarios to help build meaningful connections.
To register go to https://bit.ly/41vdlVF
Parent to Parent Journal Group
Join Us for Parent Journaling & Craft Time Hosted by Theresa Van Pelt, our Parent to Parent Coordinator Every last Sunday of the month | 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
This relaxed, welcoming event is a great opportunity to:
- Connect with other parents on similar journeys
- Enjoy time with fellow crafters
- Explore different journaling styles for self-care
Additional Details:
- No experience necessary
- Drop in anytime between 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM
- Feel free to bring a sack lunch or snack
- Extra supplies for the share table are always appreciated
Please note: This is a parent-only event. We kindly ask that children not attend.
Questions? Need help getting started with supplies? Contact Theresa at: TheresaV@peacenw.org 360-513-6682
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Café con PEACE NW
For Flyers/Para Volantes visite: www.peacenw.org/flyers
Grupo en Español para familias que viven la experiencia de tener un hijo o familiar con discapacidad intelectual y/o del desarrollo.
Conozca a otras familias, forme una comunidad, aprenda y comparta recursos y maneras de abogar por su ser querido.
Group in Spanish for families who live the experience of having a child or family member with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Meet other families, form a community, learn and share resources and ways to advocate for your loved one.
Building Independence
Our community-based group is a welcoming space where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities come together to learn, share, and grow. Together, we build independence, foster inclusion, and create lasting friendships.
Tonight we are transitioning back to in-person and will have some welcome back activities for our entire Building Independence group, this will include interactive sharing activities.
To register go to http://tinyurl.com/bdzc5f4w
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Building Independence
Our community-based group is a welcoming space where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities come together to learn, share, and grow. Together, we build independence, foster inclusion, and create lasting friendships.
To register go to http://tinyurl.com/bdzc5f4w
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Parent to Parent Journal Group
Join Us for Parent Journaling & Craft Time Hosted by Theresa Van Pelt, our Parent to Parent Coordinator Every last Sunday of the month | 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
This relaxed, welcoming event is a great opportunity to:
- Connect with other parents on similar journeys
- Enjoy time with fellow crafters
- Explore different journaling styles for self-care
Additional Details:
- No experience necessary
- Drop in anytime between 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM
- Feel free to bring a sack lunch or snack
- Extra supplies for the share table are always appreciated
Please note: This is a parent-only event. We kindly ask that children not attend.
Questions? Need help getting started with supplies? Contact Theresa at: TheresaV@peacenw.org 360-513-6682
Parent to Parent Journal Group
Join Us for Parent Journaling & Craft Time Hosted by Theresa Van Pelt, our Parent to Parent Coordinator Every last Sunday of the month | 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
This relaxed, welcoming event is a great opportunity to:
- Connect with other parents on similar journeys
- Enjoy time with fellow crafters
- Explore different journaling styles for self-care
Additional Details:
- No experience necessary
- Drop in anytime between 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM
- Feel free to bring a sack lunch or snack
- Extra supplies for the share table are always appreciated
Please note: This is a parent-only event. We kindly ask that children not attend.
Questions? Need help getting started with supplies? Contact Theresa at: TheresaV@peacenw.org 360-513-6682
Parent to Parent Journal Group
Join Us for Parent Journaling & Craft Time Hosted by Theresa Van Pelt, our Parent to Parent Coordinator Every last Sunday of the month | 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
This relaxed, welcoming event is a great opportunity to:
- Connect with other parents on similar journeys
- Enjoy time with fellow crafters
- Explore different journaling styles for self-care
Additional Details:
- No experience necessary
- Drop in anytime between 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM
- Feel free to bring a sack lunch or snack
- Extra supplies for the share table are always appreciated
Please note: This is a parent-only event. We kindly ask that children not attend.
Questions? Need help getting started with supplies? Contact Theresa at: TheresaV@peacenw.org 360-513-6682
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
Parent to Parent Journal Group
Join Us for Parent Journaling & Craft Time Hosted by Theresa Van Pelt, our Parent to Parent Coordinator Every last Sunday of the month | 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
This relaxed, welcoming event is a great opportunity to:
- Connect with other parents on similar journeys
- Enjoy time with fellow crafters
- Explore different journaling styles for self-care
Additional Details:
- No experience necessary
- Drop in anytime between 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM
- Feel free to bring a sack lunch or snack
- Extra supplies for the share table are always appreciated
Please note: This is a parent-only event. We kindly ask that children not attend.
Questions? Need help getting started with supplies? Contact Theresa at: TheresaV@peacenw.org 360-513-6682
So, you want to date? Zoom Dating Series
This engaging online class empowers individuals with disabilities to navigate the world of dating with confidence. Participants will learn about healthy relationships, communication skills, setting boundaries, online safety, and self-advocacy in dating. The course provides a supportive and inclusive environment with practical tips and real-life scenarios to help build meaningful connections.
To register go to https://bit.ly/41vdlVF
Café con PEACE NW
For Flyers/Para Volantes visite: www.peacenw.org/flyers
Grupo en Español para familias que viven la experiencia de tener un hijo o familiar con discapacidad intelectual y/o del desarrollo.
Conozca a otras familias, forme una comunidad, aprenda y comparta recursos y maneras de abogar por su ser querido.
Group in Spanish for families who live the experience of having a child or family member with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Meet other families, form a community, learn and share resources and ways to advocate for your loved one.
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Live-in Supports Q&A with Partners 4 Housing
Join us for a live Q&A session with Partners4Housing to explore LiveIn Supports for people with disabilities. Bring your questions and discover how creative housing solutions can help build a better future!
To learn more about Partners 4 Housing visit www.partners4housing.com
Questions? email Darci Ladwig at darcil@peacenw.org or call 360-823-2247
Inclusive IEP's
What does an inclusive IEP look like for students with high support needs? This webinar unpacks Comprehensive Inclusive Education, a new tool developed by the TIES Center and the state’s Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. Covering the 3 principles of comprehensive, inclusive education and 4 steps that IEP teams can use to support learners in an inclusive setting.
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
So, you want to date? Zoom Dating Series
This engaging online class empowers individuals with disabilities to navigate the world of dating with confidence. Participants will learn about healthy relationships, communication skills, setting boundaries, online safety, and self-advocacy in dating. The course provides a supportive and inclusive environment with practical tips and real-life scenarios to help build meaningful connections.
To register go to https://bit.ly/41vdlVF
Café con PEACE NW
For Flyers/Para Volantes visite: www.peacenw.org/flyers
Grupo en Español para familias que viven la experiencia de tener un hijo o familiar con discapacidad intelectual y/o del desarrollo.
Conozca a otras familias, forme una comunidad, aprenda y comparta recursos y maneras de abogar por su ser querido.
Group in Spanish for families who live the experience of having a child or family member with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Meet other families, form a community, learn and share resources and ways to advocate for your loved one.
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Interactive Care Mapping Tool with Clark County Public Health
For Flyers to this event go to: www.peacenw.org/flyers
Join us for a free interactive care mapping session. This event is hosted by Clark County Public Health’s Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs program and PEACE NW.
Bridgeview Resource Center 505 Omaha Way, Vancouver • Free! • Lunch will be provided. • Children welcome!
Create a tool to help you share your child’s health journey and advocate for your family’s needs and the best health outcomes for your child. Care mapping is a family-driven, person-centered process that highlights a family’s strength. Care maps can be used when working with care professionals to communicate the big picture and small details of the resources needed to support your child.
Únase a nosotros para una sesión interactiva gratuita de mapeo de atención. Este evento está organizado por el programa de
Niños y jóvenes con necesidades especiales de atención médica de
Clark County Public Health y PEACE NW.
Bridgeview Resource Center
505 Omaha Way, Vancouver
• ¡Gratis!
• Se proporcionará almuerzo.
• ¡Los niños son bienvenidos!
Cree una herramienta que lo ayude a compartir la trayectoria de salud de su hijo y a defender las
necesidades de su familia y los mejores resultados de salud para su hijo.
El mapeo de atención es un proceso centrado en la persona e impulsado por la familia que resalta la
fortaleza de una familia. Los mapas de atención se pueden utilizar cuando se trabaja con profesionales de la atención para comunicar el panorama general y los pequeños detalles de los recursos necesarios para apoyar a su hijo.
People First of Southwest Washington
Join us on the first and third Tuesday of each month for our bi-monthly People First Zoom meeting! This is a safe, inclusive, and empowering space for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to speak up, share ideas, learn about self-advocacy, and connect with others across the region.
Whether you're a longtime member or joining for the first time—your voice matters, and you belong here!
Register here to obtain zoom link: bit.ly/4ba46yW
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
So, you want a date? In-Person Dating Series; Building Independence.
In-person dating series for adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), designed to foster independence and build confidence for forming meaningful connections.
Registration Closed: Please CLICK HERE to see our Zoom dating series
So, you want to date? Zoom Dating Series
This engaging online class empowers individuals with disabilities to navigate the world of dating with confidence. Participants will learn about healthy relationships, communication skills, setting boundaries, online safety, and self-advocacy in dating. The course provides a supportive and inclusive environment with practical tips and real-life scenarios to help build meaningful connections.
To register go to https://bit.ly/41vdlVF
Café con PEACE NW
For Flyers/Para Volantes visite: www.peacenw.org/flyers
Grupo en Español para familias que viven la experiencia de tener un hijo o familiar con discapacidad intelectual y/o del desarrollo.
Conozca a otras familias, forme una comunidad, aprenda y comparta recursos y maneras de abogar por su ser querido.
Group in Spanish for families who live the experience of having a child or family member with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Meet other families, form a community, learn and share resources and ways to advocate for your loved one.
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
So, you want a date? In-Person Dating Series; Building Independence.
In-person dating series for adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), designed to foster independence and build confidence for forming meaningful connections.
Registration Closed: Please CLICK HERE to see our Zoom dating series
Building Independence
This will be the is the last night of our community-based group meeting on zoom. We will be transitioning to in-person but this is a welcoming space where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities come together to learn, share, and grow. Together, we build independence, foster inclusion, and create lasting friendships.
Join us for some fun activities in preporation for our dating series.
To register go to http://tinyurl.com/bdzc5f4w
People First of Southwest Washington
Join us on the first and third Tuesday of each month for our bi-monthly People First Zoom meeting! This is a safe, inclusive, and empowering space for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to speak up, share ideas, learn about self-advocacy, and connect with others across the region.
Whether you're a longtime member or joining for the first time—your voice matters, and you belong here!
Register here to obtain zoom link: bit.ly/4ba46yW
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
So, you want a date? In-Person Dating Series; Building Independence.
In-person dating series for adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), designed to foster independence and build confidence for forming meaningful connections.
Registration Closed: Please CLICK HERE to see our Zoom dating series
Building Independence
Our community-based group is a welcoming space where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities come together to learn, share, and grow. Together, we build independence, foster inclusion, and create lasting friendships.
Tonight we will practice communication and listening to difficult situations.
To register go to http://tinyurl.com/bdzc5f4w
Café con PEACE NW
Grupo en Español para familias que viven la experiencia de tener un hijo o familiar con discapacidad intelectual y/o del desarrollo.
Conozca a otras familias, forme una comunidad, aprenda y comparta recursos y maneras de abogar por su ser querido.
Group in Spanish for families who live the experience of having a child or family member with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Meet other families, form a community, learn and share resources and ways to advocate for your loved one.
Dungeons and Dragons
Join us for an inclusive Zoom Dungions and Dragons Campaign that begins February 12th. Teens and adults of all abilities welcome! This campaign is led by Heather, a dedicated parent volunteer. Build friendships, spark creativity, and experience the magic of storytelling!
Gather your dice, ignite your imagination, and join us on a journey of creativity, teamwork, and epic adventures!
Register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/42wrmx3
Together We Thrive - Birth to Five
Set routines, build community and get the newest resources.
1st and 3rd Mondays as well as the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays From 10:00am -11:30am
*Group will break for December
Lunch and Learn
Professionals and families are invited to bring their lunch and engage in informative discussions on supporting individuals with I/DD throughout their entire lives. Who is the DD Ombuds and how can they help?
Click HERE for more information and registration.
So, you want a date? In-Person Dating Series; Building Independence.
In-person dating series for adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), designed to foster independence and build confidence for forming meaningful connections.
Registration Closed: Please CLICK HERE to see our Zoom dating series
Building Independence
Our community-based group is a welcoming space where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities come together to learn, share, and grow. Together, we build independence, foster inclusion, and create lasting friendships.
Join us tonight as we talk about resilience through difficult times and professional help.
To register go to http://tinyurl.com/bdzc5f4w
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