Families Together, Inc.

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Finney County Health Summit

November 5, 2011 in Garden City.  

Keynote Speaker is Aileen Simborio of KSN News.

Get answers about Health Care Reform, Oral Health & Preventative Care, Mental Health and the Health care System, Financial Literacy for families of children & youth with special health care needs, Youth Empowerment Academy addressing youth health care needs, Family-to-Family Health Information & Education Center,  Sexuality & your child with health care needs,  Medical Transition - Transitioning from pediatric to adult health care, and more!! For more information.

Systems in Sync Health Care Transition Project

Kansas Systems in Sync project has developed a 6-Step on-line curriculum for high school youth with special health care needs to self-direct their transition planning from school to work and pediatric to adult medical care. Now it needs to be tested with youth in schools.For more information. 

Finding Solutions Conference

Feature Speaker: Sue Ellen Fried, nationally renowned antibullying advocate.

  

Finding Solutions Conference

Saturday, November 12

Holiday Inn

529 S. Rock Rd.

Wichita

Contact: Wichita@familiestogetherinc.org or

(316) 945-7747

Register on line.

Employment is Possible

Need information on employment resources and options for youth/young adults who have disabilities? Attend one a Family Employment Awareness Trainings.

 

Salina - Part 1: Oct. 21 and Part 2: Oct. 22

Overland Park - Part 1: Nov. 11 and Part 2: Nov. 12

Garden City - Part 1: Dec. 2 and Part 2: Dec. 3

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Holiday Extravaganza
Holiday Extravaganza fundraiser for Families Together, Inc. is being held November 19, 2011 in Garden City. This event is open to the public. All families with children with disabilities are invited to participate. We are hosting a holiday fashion show. For more information.

Social Security Benefits for

18 Year Olds 

If your student will be turning 18 this year make sure that Social Security benefits continues beyond age 18 by completing and returning Student's Statement Regarding School Attendance (Form SSA-1372) they will receive about 3 months before their 18th birthday.  Otherwise, monthly Social Security benefits automatically stop when a student turns 18. For more information about Social Security student benefits. 

 

Proyecto Visión is a bilingual (English & Español) website for youth with disabilities, http://www.proyectovision.net.

 

Does your child need help with math or reading?

Try the following site: 

http://www.do2learn.com/.  Please send your feedback about this website to Teresa at teresa@familiestogetherinc.org .

Attention parents, guardians, or adult siblings of persons with disabilities.

Participate in a survey study conducted by the University of Kansas and Community Living Opportunities

CDC Looking for Information Regarding Experiences with Flu

 

CDC Looking for Information Regarding Experiences with Flu

Families Together is partnering with Family Voices, Inc. and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to learn more from families about their experiences with the flu and the 2009 H1N1 pandemic. To help with this project we ask that families complete a brief survey.


Your knowledge, opinion, and experiences are very important and will help CDC in their work to improve the health and well-being of all children with special healthcare needs. Your responses will remain anonymous.

English

Spanish

More information about this survey

Contact Us

Families Together, Inc.

Topeka Center

(785) 233-4777 or (800) 264-6343 

Garden City Center

(620) 276-6364 or (888) 820-6364

Kansas City Center

(913) 287-1970 or (877) 499-5369

Wichita Center

(316) 945-7747 or (888) 815-6364

Statewide Spanish parent line

(800) 499-9443 

Wichita Administrative Center

(316) 945-7747 or (888) 815-6364

 

All toll free numbers for Kansas parents & education advocates

 

www.familiestogetherinc.org

  
Who are We?

Families Together, Inc. is the statewide organization that assists parents and their sons and daughters with disabilities. Our program's mission is to encourage, educate, and empower families to be effective advocates for their own children.

 

Families Together, Inc. is dedicated to a society that includes and values all people. We offer families the security of belonging to a support network of other parents that face similar goals, challenges and needs.

Education Advocate Training

 

Pittsburg

Tuesday, Nov. 15

 

Family Employment Awarness Trainings

 


Salina

Part 1: Oct. 21 

Part 2: Oct. 22

 

Overland Park

Part 1: Nov. 11 

Part 2: Nov. 12

 

Garden City

Part 1: Dec. 2

Part 2: Dec. 3

 

Printable Flyer

 

 Registration Ends Today!

 

Focus on IEPs

Manhattan

KSU Student Union

Oct. 15 

REGISTRATION ENDS 1 P.M. OCT. 10

 

Conferences & Events

 

Oct. 13-15 - Kansas City, Mo -Division of Career Development and Transition International Conference

 

 

Oct. 14-15 -Wichita- Dyslexia & Literacy...The Fundamentals, Symptoms to Solutions - call (316) 684-7323

 

 

Nov. 5 - Garden City - Health Summit

 

Nov. 5 - Overland Park -Reaching All Learners Conference

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