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...
RSVP at https://hscsnhealthplan.org/calendar/young-adult-support-group-yasg-dc-college-savings-plan 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...
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...
This is a virtual sign language class for adults of all abilities presented by EntryPointDC, the young professionals program of the EDCJCC and the Inclusion Department of the EDCJCC. The class is held on Mondays from January 4 - March 22 at 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm (ET) via Zoom. There is a $200 tuition fee....
Join the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) for "What Next? Addressing the Root Causes of Juvenile Justice System Involvement", the second session of their Juvenile Justice Webinar Series on February 23, 2021 from 10:00am to 12:00pm EST. REGISTER HERE! This session will explore specific actions that can be taken following the Root Causes of Juvenile Justice...
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. February's HLP classes focus on creating healthy habits you can add to your daily routine. This month's...
This is a virtual sign language class for adults of all abilities presented by EntryPointDC, the young professionals program of the EDCJCC and the Inclusion Department of the EDCJCC. The class is held on Tuesdays from January 5 - March 9 at 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm (ET) via Zoom. There is a $200 tuition fee....
It is often thought that people with disabilities are not sexual beings, and they are left out of the conversation. Sexuality education and advocacy skills give people the ability to make healthy choices, prevent abuse, and see themselves as sexual beings. Those receiving accurate and age-appropriate instructions are better prepared for healthier relationships and are...
Children's National Hospital is partnering with the GWU Rodham Institute and Black Coalition Against COVID-19 to host a six-part COVID-19 & Beyond town hall series for teenagers and young adults . The purpose of the series is to share information about COVID-19 and the vaccine, mental health and wellness resources during a pandemic. The series will be held...
The DC Department of Behavioral Health’s Wellness Wednesday/Support for Parents is an online parent support group is an opportunity for parents to learn about how to take care of themselves and how to foster resiliency for their children in these challenging times, share experiences and ask questions of school-based clinicians and early childhood specialists. Wellness...
