PADDC wants to know what matters most to Pennsylvanians with developmental disabilities and their families. We need your input on how to make life better for people with disabilities. The information you share will guide our future work. We would […]
PADDC wants to know what matters most to Pennsylvanians with developmental disabilities and their families. We need your input on how to make life better for people with disabilities. The information you share will guide our future work. We would […]
*Format: Online with Zoom – in partnership with Speaking for Ourselves PADDC wants to know what matters most to Pennsylvanians with developmental disabilities and their families. We need your input on how to make life better for people with disabilities. The […]
One-day free event focused on what to expect after graduation and school-age services, featuring a panel of self-advocates who will share their lived experiences with transition. The featured speakers are Dr. Donovan McCargo, the Vice President of Campus Life and Dean of Students at […]
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Meeting Agenda
Join The Fisa Foundation for an insightful conversation with Sarah Triano, Associate Director of Long-Term Services and Supports and Disability Policy at the Center for Health Care Strategies (CHCS). In dialogue with host Dr. Josie Badger, Sarah will share insights […]
Hosted by Rep. Dan Miller, the gathering focuses on disability and mental health advocacy, resources, education, and empowerment in Western Pennsylvania. Attend educational sessions, legislative panel discussions about all the important issues, and the resource fair. This year’s resource fair […]
Join Fisa Foundation’s webinar featuring Jenee’ N. Oliver, Esq., Staff Attorney and Protection and Advocacy for Beneficiaries of Social Security (PABSS) lead for Disability Rights Pennsylvania (DRP). In conversation with Dr. Josie Badger, Jenee’ will explore the critical intersection of […]
Hundreds of children with developmental disabilities are unnecessarily growing up in congregate care settings because of the insufficient availability of alternate family homes in both the child welfare and developmental disabilities systems. This forum will provide an opportunity for agencies […]