Please join HSCSN for their monthly New Enrollee Orientation (NEO). The orientation is a chance for new enrollees to receive detailed information about HSCSN services/benefits and an opportunity to meet their Care Manager and learn about their plan's benefits and services. RVSP here: https://hscsnhealthplan.org/calendar/hscsn-new-enrollee-orientation Health Services for Children with Special Needs, Inc. (HSCSN) are delighted to inform...
Join via sign up link at https://hscsnhealthplan.org/calendar/healthy-living-program-hlp-mindfulness-meditation-healthy-eating-and-virtual-fitness The Health Living Program is weekly fitness and health classes that promote the achievement of your health goals. The program helps promote healthy, sustainable habits that can be transferred to your everyday lives. Once you sign up for a class, HSCSN will email you a link for the Zoom...
To join this event: bit.ly/HSCSNMCAS2021 Password: HSCSN2021 The Male Caregivers Advocacy Support Group (MCAS) is made up of fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers, uncles, male cousins, and other men who care about children with special health care needs. MCAS offers you a safe place to give and receive the emotional support that you need as you care for a...
IEP meetings can be stressful and at times, intimidating. AJE understands the struggle that can go into preparing for IEP meetings, which is why we're excited to share this event with you! This event will be a special zoom information session that will help parents get ready for their child's next IEP meeting. To register...
Parent Cafes are an excellent place for parents and caregivers to come together to network with individuals who have similar experiences. These cafes are designed to be a safe space for parents to build on their protective factors while sharing in non-judgmental conversations about what it means to raise a child, neurotypical or otherwise. Below...
Parent Advocate Leaders Group (PALS) is a network for parents and caregivers of children with special health care needs. During meetings, you’ll learn about resources that can help your child and share stories with other parents and caregivers. You’ll also participate in trainings conducted by HSCSN’s community partners that teach you about family rights, access to...
The Young Adult Support Group is just for teens and young adults (14-26 years old). You’ll create friendships, learn about community resources, and gain tools to learn how to make a smooth transition to adult life — whether it’s finding a job, starting college, or living on your own. The meetings take the form of...
Join via sign up link at https://hscsnhealthplan.org/calendar/healthy-living-program-hlp-mindfulness-meditation-healthy-eating-and-virtual-fitness The Health Living Program is weekly fitness and health classes that promote the achievement of your health goals. The program helps promote healthy, sustainable habits that can be transferred to your everyday lives. Once you sign up for a class, HSCSN will email you a link for the Zoom...
Parent Cafes are an excellent place for parents and caregivers to come together to network with individuals who have similar experiences. These cafes are designed to be a safe space for parents to build on their protective factors while sharing in non-judgmental conversations about what it means to raise a child, neurotypical or otherwise. Below...
To join this event: bit.ly/HSCSNMCAS2021 Password: HSCSN2021 The Male Caregivers Advocacy Support Group (MCAS) is made up of fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers, uncles, male cousins, and other men who care about children with special health care needs. MCAS offers you a safe place to give and receive the emotional support that you need as you care for a...
