Save the Date! SIDDC Family Resource Fair FREE ADMISSION Friday ~ April 19, 2024 ~ 9:00 am-1:00 pm UFT (United Federation of Teachers) 1200 South Avenue Staten Island, NY 10314 Browse and meet with representatives from over 40 agency providers and community organizations. Speak with agencies that provide services for children, teens, and… Read More »SIDDC Family Resource Fair
presented by Denise Gibson-Phipps Members $95/ Non Members $135 This half-day online training will focus on strategies for ensuring a thorough and comprehensive death investigation. The training course is open to all levels of staff responsible for conducting death investigations within OPWDD provider agencies. Participants will receive expert guidance to enhance and develop their technical skills navigating through the death investigative process. Required criteria for evidence collection, root cause analysis, recommendations and on writing the… Read More »Online-Keys to Completing A Thorough Death Investigation
April 19th 10am-5pm Members $140 Non Members $170 This course satisfies the requirement that all SCIP instructors recertify annually.
In celebration of the expansion of Day and Work Services into Manhattan, NY Foundling is hosting a series of open houses for families and advocates to tour their new Day Habilitation and Employment Services hub located at their headquarters in Chelsea, NYC. Families can tour the space, meet with our program staff, and learn about… Read More »New York Foundling Open House in Chelsea
Free event April 25 10am-1:15pm
Dates: April 25, 26, 29, 30th 10am-5pm Member fee: $425 Non Member Fee: $525 presented by Jesse Mayor The Strategies for Crisis Intervention and Prevention-Revised Instructors Training program is a 4-day program certifying participants on becoming a SCIP-R Instructor. The program is designed for employees that will be responsible for directly conducting and certifying staff… Read More »IN PERSON SCIP INSTRUCTOR TRAINING
Understanding Autism – An Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Date: April 29, 2024, 10 AM This workshop is designed to increase awareness, foster empathy, and promote positive attitudes toward individuals on the autism spectrum, ultimately contributing to more inclusive and supportive communities. Discuss ways to promote acceptance, understanding, and inclusion of individuals with autism.
