DAEMEN COLLEGE – CENTER FOR ALLIED AND UNIFIED SPORT AND EXERCISE (CAUSE) COORDINATOR The Center for Allied and Unified Sport and Exercise (CAUSE) at Daemen College provides opportunities for people with disabilities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage and experience the camaraderie and sportsmanship that comes with athletics participation. In addition, CAUSE provides a supported
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Healthy Neighborhoods Program
Nurturing in the Neighborhood
Nurturing in the Neighborhood Niagara University, the Niagara Falls City School District ,and Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center are bringing free early childhood activities to Niagara Falls! Activities include early childhood learning, early reading skills, food and nutrition, recreational fun, behavioral health, developmental screenings, social interactions, and more! A unique piece of ‘Nurturing in the Neighborhood’ is parent
Kindercamp – for Children Entering Kindergarten
About Kindercamp Kindercamp is a program specifically designed to ease the transition for children (and their families) entering kindergarten. Kindercamp is embedded within a graduate course offered by the College of Education, and introduces children to various developmentally appropriate learning experiences and activities that build upon and strengthen skills necessary for kindergarten. Activities focus on
HOT TOPIC! Managing stress, anxiety and family activities during holiday season
FAMILY ACTIVITIES DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON December is finally here, and it’s truly a wonderful time of year for many of us to enjoy family, good food and friends. If you look at a family video from past holidays, you might see all of these things, plus several meltdowns caught on camera. It can be
Eligibility Navigator
Did you know that if you have a child with a disability, they may qualify for additional services through the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD)? Many students with disabilities receive supports and services through the special education process. Students with developmental disabilities may be eligible for additional services through The Office for People
Family & Caregiver Group: On The Go
Do you have a family member with developmental disabilities living with you? Are they approved for OPWDD services? Do you need information and support? Parent Network is pleased to announce a new opportunity that comes to you! Our online group for families and caregivers of people with developmental disabilities living at home approved for OPWDD
HOT TOPIC! Supports for Students with Developmental Disabilities
Many students with disabilities receive supports and services through the special education process. Students with developmental disabilities may be eligible for services through The Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD). Eligible students can receive services from their school district and OPWDD. In order to be eligible for OPWDD services the student must go through
HOT TOPIC! Eligibility Navigator
Children and youth develop skills in five main area as they grow… social emotional, speech and language, fine and gross motor and activities of daily living and cognitive or thinking skills. Each child develops differently, reaching milestones at their own pace. Doctors and teachers help identify when a child has issues meeting the typical milestones.
YOUTH POWER! Announces Two FREE Opportunities for Youth and Parent/Caregivers in Western NY in July!
YOUTH POWER! is excited to announce TWO FREE opportunities for youth and parent/caregivers in the Western Region! We are now accepting applications for the 2018 Western Region Youth Leadership Forum (YLF) and accompanying Foundations for Leadership parent/caregiver workshop series! Applications have been attached; read below for more information! **Please note: it is not required that