This year marks a powerful milestone, 30 years of advocacy, empowerment, and support for families across Washington, DC. To honor this legacy, Advocates for Justice and Education, Inc. (AJE) invites you to join us for our 30th Year Community Fair.  Event Details Location: HSCSN Wellness Center 3400 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE, Washington, DC...

Next week, PROJECT STAY is hosting two FREE legal clinics on family emergency preparedness for immigrant families in DC! The goal of these legal clinics is to support immigrant parents living in DC with legal guidance in completing the necessary forms to plan for their children to stay in the United States with a trusted...

AJE would like to invite you to a unique event tonight at 5pm. DC Tuition Assistant Grant (TAG) is joining AJE virtually to present on their application, process and resources. This is great for our transition-age young people and families!   Click HERE to register and join us virtually at 5pm TODAY!

AJE is hosting a youth-focused training session to review parts of the IEP with young people. During this session, we will go through each section of the IEP to help you better understand each section of the document. Feel free to bring your IEP with you or email it to the presenter (tamiesha.lawrence@aje-dc.org) the night...

AJE partnering organizations, DC Jobs with Justice and First Shift Project, are collaborating to host an important Paid Family Leave training on May 8th from 5:00 PM –7:00 PM at the Festival Center (1640 Columbia Road NW). Here are important considerations: This training will be held in person, with a virtual option available for those...

From an email sent yesterday, Thursday, April 23rd, the DC Department of Health Care Finance (DHCF) will host a Resident Focused Eligibility Meeting this evening Fri. 4/24, online at 6:30 pm. This meeting is open to the public and is for anyone (or their friends and family) with DHCF health insurance (e.g. DC Medicaid, DC Health...

**SPANISH VERSION COMING SOON** The transition from spring into summer brings significant changes to daily routines, school schedules, and access to services. For children and youth with disabilities and special health care needs (CYSHCN), this period can be particularly complex. As the school year ends, many students age out of programs or shift to new...