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Go to our Events Calendar to see if we have a Learning Session that fits with your schedule. 

Answers for your group on topics ranging from starting children’s long-term supports to the transition to adult services.

On-demand Learning Sessions

For children with intellectual and developmental disability practicing choice-making is especially important because it can lead to a more self-determined life as an adult. This means an adult with connections to the community, a sense of empowerment and a sense of safety because they know their opinions matter. We have everything you need to start choice-making for your child.

Videos

Early Choices Matter: Responses to Parents’ Questions

Early Choices Matter: Responses to Parents’ Questions

Early Choices Matter: What is Choice-Making?

Early Choices Matter: Ideas to Get Started Making Choices with Your Child

Toolkit

Fact Sheet:

Early Choice Matter: Children Building Choice-Making Skills / En Español

Resource List:

Learning to Make Choices Early: Setting the Stage for Future Decision Making (videos and children’s books)

Tips for Families:

Early Choices Matter: Children Building Choice-Making Skills: Tips for Families / En Español

Worksheet:

Knowing Your Child / En Español

Worksheet:

A Day in the Life of our Family (for older children) / En Español

Worksheet:

A Day in the Life of our Family (for younger children) / En Español

Worksheet:

Mapping My Choices / En Español

Worksheet:

Mapping My Choices with Examples / En Español

Worksheet:

Deciding Together Guide / En Español

Worksheet:

Deciding Together Guide Instruction

Materials for CLTS Support and Service Coordinators

Video:

Early Choices Matter: A Resource for CLTS Program Support and Service Coordinators (13 minutes)

Tip Sheet:

Early Choices Matter: Children Building Choice-Making Skills, Tip Sheet for Support and Service Coordinators

Learn about all the resources and services for children with disabilities and special health care needs from birth through young adulthood. Topics include private health insurance, Medicaid, long-term supports, how to coordinate services and so much more.

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If you have questions about Medicaid, this training is for you. We’ll tell you how Medicaid works for children with disabilities. We explain everything from funding to eligibility to how services are received, using an easy-to-understand format.

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Learn about the transition to adult life for youth with disabilities and special health care needs. This training covers the role of schools, long-term supports, public benefits, the change to adult health care, supported decision making options and other legal options, advocacy, employment, housing and living, the basics of self-determination, and imagining community life.

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This learning session is best for new families. It can help you find your own sense of empowerment to speak up for your child in any environment like the pediatrician’s office, school, and out in the community. It’s a great primer for later leadership roles 

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