You’re invited to join us to learn about two important topics: “Rights of Persons Receiving Community Mental Health Treatment” We will discuss some of the basic civil rights, such as the right to be free from abuse, neglect and exploitation; […]
You’re invited to join us to learn about two important topics: “Rights of Persons Receiving Community Mental Health Treatment” We will discuss some of the basic civil rights, such as the right to be free from abuse, neglect and exploitation; […]
Medical Assistance and Waivers can be complicated to understand. Learn who can qualify, what’s covered and what to do if coverage is denied. Learn about aspects of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that may be at risk. Learn about the […]
Medical Assistance and Waivers can be complicated to understand. Learn who can qualify, what’s covered and what to do if coverage is denied. Learn about aspects of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that may be at risk. Learn about the […]
Medical Assistance and Waivers can be complicated to understand. Learn who can qualify, what’s covered and what to do if coverage is denied. Learn about aspects of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that may be at risk. **For the Pittsburgh […]
Medical Assistance and Waivers can be complicated to understand. Learn who can qualify, what’s covered and what to do if coverage is denied. Learn about aspects of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that may be at risk. Learn about the […]
Quarterly Roundtable discussions are being held in the community to share information and address need. Attendees at the first Roundtable, held on December 7, 2017, identified a need – and requested information – on planning steps and strategies that you can use […]
About the Workshop A "community conversation" is a unique, asset-based approach for engaging a cross-section of diverse citizens—including people from both within and (especially) beyond the service system—in making local changes that enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities. This […]
About the Workshop A "community conversation" is a unique, asset-based approach for engaging a cross-section of diverse citizens—including people from both within and (especially) beyond the service system—in making local changes that enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities. This […]
The Western Pennsylvania Disability History and Action Consortium and the Heinz History Center present “United States Disability Policy: A Rich History, An Unsure Future” by Michael Gamel-McCormick Disability Policy Director for U.S. Senator Bob Casey of Pennsylvania Following the talk, a […]