New York State Developmental Disibilities Planning Council

George E. Fertal Sr. ,Chairperson

Governor David A. Paterson

Sheila M. Carey, Executive Director

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Governor Paterson Announces OMRDD to Become Office for People with Developmental Disabilities
Public Hearing on the Draft of the Statewide Comprehensive Plan
ADA Celebrates 20 Year Anniversary
Health Care Updates
The Benefits of Social Security for Children
Technology Resources
Resources and Trainings on Financial Subjects
Announcement of ECDCs
The Direct Support Professional Alliance of New York State
Experiences Of Self Advocates Captured In Time
Parent to Parent Alexandra Santana
New Disability Related Surveys
Students of a New Federal Project Graduate Pursue Jobs at the U.S. Department Of Labor

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Applications Available for 2011 NYS Partners in Policymaking Program and Ongoing Graduate Training Series
A Guide on Voting From the DDPC Occasional Paper Series
2010 New York State Special Olympics
Difference Makers
Financial Information Updates
From the Fathers Network at Parent to Parent of NYS
New Episodes of the Help Wanted Series Are Available
How Students with Disabilities Can Prepare for College
New Health Updates
Rose Hoptman Receives Paul Vanas Memorial Service Award
Summer Camp Catalog
“With Help From a Friend, You Can Reach the Stars!”
United Spinal Association Free Publications
Parent to Parent Lynda Kimball
2010 ADA Anniversary Tool Kit Available Online
 

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The ADA National Network is a national network of 10 regional ADA Centers that provide the most complete and experienced services for up-to-date information, referrals, resources, and training on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to businesses, employers, government entities, and individuals with disabilities.

Technical Assistance
The ADA Centers maintain a national toll free information line, (800) 949-4232 (V/TTY), and each Disability and Business Technical Assistance Center (DBTAC, i.e., ADA Center) responds to calls generated from within its regional service area. Technical assistance specialists provide information and answer questions on employment, architectural access, effective communication and other issues. The centers serve a variety of audiences, including employers, individuals with disabilities, government officials, business operators, architects, educators and disability service providers. All calls are strictly confidential.

Trainings
The DBTACs provide an array of training programs throughout the country, ranging from Web courses to on-site, customized sessions for employers, government agencies, disability organizations, architectural firms and others. Check out the training activities at: www.adata.org/training/index.html

Materials
The DBTACs maintain an online, searchable database of ADA and disability-related publications, ranging from legal documents to user-friendly fact sheets and checklists. Check out the ADA Document Portal at: www.adata.org/documents/index.html.

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8/9/10 - Chilodrens Issues Committee Meeting
8/11/10 - SCCE Committee Meeting
8/12/10 - Adult Committee Meeting

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