Parents of children with disabilities often need to advocate to help their children receive the services they need. In this workshop, parents will learn how to best advocate for their child with special needs.
As a parent, you have a lifelong relationship with your child, and you are the “expert” on their individual needs. Friday, February 26 10:00am – 12:00pm Sonoma County Office of Education: Click here to register
3rd Annual Solano Children & Families Policy Forum Saturday, Feb. 27th featuring Senator Lois Wolk and Congressman Mike Thompson. Stand up and speak out for youth and families and educate your elected officials. This is a free event but registration is required. Click here for more information in English/ Spanish.
On Saturday, February 21st in Dixon attorneys will discuss:
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Join Solano Community College for the 20th annual Solano Training Conference “Catch a Wave” March 3-6th at Courtyard Marriott, F airfield. See the full program here and click here to register.
Sponsored by Children’s Nurturing Project, join this workshop on REALISTIC AND ACHIEVABLE STEPS SO YOU CAN WORRY LESS ABOUT YOUR CHILD’S CARE AND FUTURE. On February 15th from6:30-8:30 pm, click here for more information.
On Wednesday, February 10, from 10AM-12PM at the MIND Institute
Yulahlia Hernandez, Attorney and Clients Rights’ Advocate, and Annie Breuer, Assistant Clients’ Rights Advocate, from Disability Rights California/Office of Clients’ Rights Advocacy will present on alternatives to conservatorship. People with disabilities and their families, medical providers and community members are invited to attend this event. For more information, click here.
On February 10th the 8th Annual Sonoma County Transition Fair offers parents and students opportunities to get the information needed to plan for transition to adulthood. Join dozens of services providers, educators, and community agencies to get the resources you need to make informed decisions. See flyers in English and Spanish below:
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The NBRC Board Opportunity Fund is a worthwhile benefit that assists clients and families served by NBRC to experience a full range of support, activities and progress in their lives. Any and all donations are greatly appreciated.
The Association of Regional Center Agencies (ARCA) represents the autonomous regional centers objective to support and advance the intent and mandate of the Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Services Act. To learn about important legislative updates and current initiatives.
Disability Rights California is a nonprofit agency. They are the largest disability rights group in the nation. Federal law is established to protect and advocate for the rights of people with disabilities. They are the protection and advocacy agency for California.
Click below for information and tools related to health and safety for self-advocates, direct support professionals, and vendors or providers.
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