About the Training
This training was created by and for people with disabilities and their families through a grant funded from the U.S. Administration for Community Living, Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C. 20201. All people with all support needs are invited to learn. Look forward to these trainings being offered in many accessible formats, including ASL and different languages!
Who it is for?
If you identify as someone with a disability, or a family member of someone with a disability and are interested in this training, please sign up! Choose from 1-hour or 2-hour modules (not a progression of training). This training has been made for all people, no matter how your disability may affect you. Support professionals, teachers, case managers, and others are only invited to attend if they are directly supporting someone to attend the training. If you do not meet the requirements to attend the training, you can request training for your employees or members.
“People have different plans – if you always have someone with you – they can help you. Have the right people.”
What will you learn?
After the training, people with disabilities and family members will understand:
Person-centered planning
Support available through the process of planning
How to develop your plan and make it work
Expectations for timelines and accountability
“We want the community to be working with us. We can’t do it without your help.”
— Delmar Davis
Join Us
Registrations are now open for these virtual Person-Centered Planning Trainings created by and for people with disabilities and their families.