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SELF DIRECTION.pdfAccessing, Understanding, and Protecting Your Child's Benefits Legally and Financially with Estate Planning
Accessing, Understanding, and Protecting Your Child's Benefits Legally and Financially with Estate Planning
This Zoom is to assist parents/guardians to learn more about the topics of the application and eligibility process for OPWDD, Government Benefits, Guardianship, Special Needs Trusts, Estate Planning and more. For more information, go to https://transitionplanningnewyork.com/
OPWDD Front Door Information Sessions
OPWDD Front Door Information Sessions
If you are applying to the Office of People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) and would like to attend a Front Door Information Session to learn more about the services they provide, please click the link below to register.
https://opwdd.ny.gov/get-started/information-sessions
Phone Sessions are available to you as well. Please contact:
Michelle X.Reichert , Administrative Assistant
Long Island Regional Office ~ RO5
NYS Office for People With Developmental Disabilities
631-416-3922 or Michelle.X.Reichert@opwdd.ny.gov
Are you interested in learning about the Medicaid-funded home care program, CDPAP?
Are you interested in learning about the Medicaid-funded home care program, CDPAP?
Register with Megan Shergill
Register with Megan Shergill
Need Information on "Supported Decision Making" as an alternative to Guardianship or Power of Attorney?
Need Information on "Supported Decision Making" as an alternative to Guardianship or Power of Attorney?
Supported Decision-Making New York (SDMNY)
Event workshops: https://sdmny.org/events/
Spanish
Contact info:
Naomi Brickel, M.S.Ed
Project Director,
Supported Decision-Making New York (SDMNY)
Hunter/Research Foundation of CUNY
914-563-6849
**Riverhead CSD is not paid or provided services by any of these companies. We do not endorse or support their businesses in any manner; we are simply collecting information from the internet for local options for your students and putting it in one location for easy access.**
MOST Program
The Molloy Opportunity for Successful Transition (MOST) Program
The Center for Neurodiversity is an umbrella organization at Molloy University that houses the programs and resources to help neurodivergent students (including, but not limited to those with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, and executive function challenges) to continue their studies at Molloy University. The two main programs are Connect and the Molloy Opportunity for Successful Transition (MOST Program).
Connect
Connect is a student-centered program for neurodivergent students with the goal of promoting academic and social competency, self-advocacy, interpersonal skills, independent living, and social integration: from pre-admission through the college experience. Our goal is to facilitate a full college experience.
Molloy University will once again be offering a summer program for neurodivergent high school juniors and seniors who are college bound, as well as a new full-year program starting in Fall, 2024. We are holding an Information Session on Wednesday, March 6, 2024 from 4pm-5pm and 7pm-8pm via Zoom for students, their parents, school district faculty and staff who may be interested in the program. Connect faculty and staff will discuss the program, admission requirements, the curriculum and our facilities. For further information on Connect and to RSVP to the Information Session please visit www.molloy.edu/connect. The Zoom link is: https://zoom.us/j/92788826574.
MOST Program
The Molloy Opportunity for Successful Transition (MOST) Program in collaboration with the Mary Quinn’s Mark Foundation provides individuals with developmental disabilities opportunities to identify and develop the social and academic skills required to successfully transition into a meaningful and engaged adult life while participating in a fully inclusive college experience on a non-credit, non-degree basis. Beyond their classrooms, students are encouraged to explore and utilize campus facilities and join campus activities based on their individual areas of talents and interests. Click here for further information or contact the Dean Lou Cino at:
Lou Cino
Louis J. Cino
Dean,
Division of Continuing Education and Professional Studies
Molloy University
1000 Hempstead Avenue
PO Box 5002
Rockville Centre, NY 11571-5002
E-mail: lcino@molloy.edu
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