JOIN US TODAY - July 18, 1:30 - 2:30 pm
KWIC Webinar: Creating Custom Regions
The KWIC team is pleased to unveil the newest data feature on KWIC: Custom Regions!
Learn how to define geographic areas of interest (e.g., multi-county coalitions, state regional areas) and then have KWIC generate indicator data for your customized region. Come and learn more about this one-of-a kind New York data tool.
Please log-in as a GUEST,
and then type your name for the listing of attendees.
Audio will be broadcast,
but you also have the option to dial in:
Dial 866-394-2346
Participant Code: 3070465989
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More on Kinship Care in NYS
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MRT Waiver Amendment Survey Tool
Now Available!
The Department of Health has developed an MRT Waiver Amendment survey tool to capture feedback from the public on its waiver design and various reinvestment proposals.
This is your opportunity to provide feedback on how we can improve our health care programs and delivery. Please click the link below to submit your feedback. Your comments are appreciated.
MRT Waiver Amendment Survey
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Down Syndrome Aim High Resource Center (DSAHRC)
Annual Capital Region Buddy Walk
Registration Now Open
 The DSAHRC Annual Buddy Walk will be kicking off Down Syndrome Awareness Month on Sunday, September 30th at Schenectady's Central Park. Sign up to become a Team Captain and recruit walkers. The mission of the Down Syndrome Aim High Resource Center is to provide parent-to-parent and professional services and support to individuals with Down syndrome and their families and to educate the broader community on Down syndrome. Please click on the link to register: http://capitalregionbuddywalk.kintera.org OR for more information, call (518) 438-1113 Get Involved, Be inspired! |
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OPWDD Commissioner Burke
Releases Code of Ethics
Office for People With Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) Commissioner, Courtney Burke, has announced another significant step to support the direct support workforce by adopting the National Alliance for Direct Support Professionals' Code of Ethics.
This effort, as part of a system-wide initiative, will help direct support professionals across New York maintain the highest standards in providing quality services to the individuals we support. Adoption of the code also supports the recommendation of Clarence Sundram, the Governor's Special Advisor on Vulnerable Persons.
View the attached Commissioner's Letter
View the attached Code of Ethics
For more information, please visit www.nadsp.org and www.opwdd.ny.gov
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Twitter Roundup
Some Recent @NYSCCF ENGAGE 2DAYs
- ENGAGE 2Day: A New Way To Look At Online Marketing: The Strategic Importance Of 'Open Source' Relationship Management: http://bit.ly/MpuUOx
- ENGAGE 2Day:The Benefits of Access: Eliminating Siloed Programs for Low-Income Americans- Spotlight On Poverty http://bit.ly/P6BGHSÂ
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