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Applying for Social Security Disability Programs

Monthly
Virtual and In-Person Workshops

3:00 PM to 4:30 PM

Zoom: Every 2nd Tuesday
or
In Person: 4th Tuesday

You must attend a workshop before scheduling a one-on-one appointment with our Benefits Counselor. These workshops provide a basic understanding of the application process and will equip you with the knowledge and essential skills to apply independently.

All community members are welcome to attend the virtual workshop.

For in-person workshop it’s “first come, first served”, there is limited seating available. Wearing proper facemasks is still encouraged but not required.

Accommodations (ASL, presentation shared in large print, etc.) Please request any accommodations at least two weeks in advance.

To register for our in-person workshop please complete a HIPAA registration form, CLICK HERE to RSVP; or you may call the front desk. There will be no walk-ins.

When you call , please tell us if you are attending as a…

  • Person applying for yourself, and if you are in need of accommodation.
  • Friend or family member.
  • Human Services Professional.

If there are any changes to the workshop, including cancellation we will contact you. If you can’t attend a workshop you’ve signed up for, please let us know by calling the front desk: 845-452-3913.

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TRI Inclusion Festival 2024

SAVE THE DATE! June 28th, 11 am until 3 pm
Celebrate disability pride and culture at our 3rd annual TRI Inclusion Festival!

The Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site & The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum at the Henry A. Wallace Visitor and Education Center is in partnership with TRI to host an exciting event featuring an array of accessible, engaging, and fun activities inside the Wallace Center of the Home of FDR National Historic Site: 4097 Albany Post Rd., Hyde Park, NY.

Click on the image for a copy of the PDF flyer.

Activities and Program information TBA.

3rd annual tri inclusion festival 2024 flyer. In partnership with The Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site & The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum at the Henry A. Wallace Visitor and Education Center. SAVE THE DATE friday June 28th from 11am to 3pm. join us to celebrate disability pride and culture at our 3rd annual tri inclusion festival!. TTRI is hosting an exciting ecent featuring an array of accessible, engagin and fun activities inside the wallace center of the home of fdr national historic site in hyde park, ny.
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COME ASK THE ADVOCATE

Got questions about your upcoming CSE meeting? Come Ask the Advocate on Zoom

Do you have questions about your upcoming CSE Meeting?
Register to attend!

Presented by: Mid-Hudson Special Education Task Force
Thursday 22nd, February 2024. 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm. The event is free of charge, but registration is required. This event will be recorded.
Click HERE to register for the Zoom Meeting.

  • Jennifer O’Neill, Parent, Community Organizer, and Senior Special Education Advocate with Taconic Resources for Independence, Inc.
  • Susan H Wolman Mann, MA, Parent, and Independent Special Education Advocate
  • Renee Falanga Brenner, Parent, Special Education Advocate at the Resource Center for Accessible Living, Inc.

All SETF trainings will have closed captioning. ASL interpretation is available upon request.
Need additional information or any accommodations?
Contact Nancy Nowak at Disability Rights New York: Nancy.Nowak@drny.org or 516.238.1261

Websites from the featured presenters:
NY Special Ed Task Force
Disability Rights New York
Resource Center for Accessible Living, Inc.

Click HERE for a copy of the PDF flyer

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Back-to-School Transitions Tips for Parents of Children with Special Needs

Wednesday, September 20, 2023 | 6:30-7:30 pm via Zoom
Click HERE to register in advance.
Presenters: Jennifer O’Neill, Special Education Advocate, Taconic Resources for Independence, Inc., and Joyce Hawk, Family and Community Educator, from Westchester Institute for Human Development

For a copy of the flyer click here for the PDF

*ASL Interpreter available by request. Please contact Jennifer O’Neill at j.oneill@taconicresources.org by September 12th

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PARENT WORKSHOP

TRANSITION PLANNING: Preparing for Life After Highschool for Students with an IEP or 504 Plan

Monday, September 25th from 5PM to 6PM Parents will be provided an overview of the NYS-mandated transition process, as well resources available during high school and after graduation. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER ON ZOOM.

For a copy of the flyer, click the image below for the PDF

Presenter: Douglas Gilmour, Special Education Advocate
Douglas has over 30 years of experience working with students in special education and facilitating transition meetings.

Scan the QR code on the flyer or enter Meeting ID 849 8102 6153
at zoom.us/join. Advance registration is preferred.

If you require an ASL Interpreter, please contact Douglas Gilmore by Monday, September 11, at 2:00p.m. at D.Gilmour@taconicresources.org.

FALL 2023 PARENT WORKSHOP TRANSITION PLANNING: Preparing for Life After High School for Students with an IEP or 504 Plan Presenter: Douglas Gilmour, Special Education Advocate Douglas has over 30 years of experience working with students in special education and facilitating transition meetings. Monday, September 25th 5 PM - 6 PM Parents will be provided an overview of the NYS mandated transition process, as well resources available during high school and after graduation. Scan the QR code on the flyer or enter Meeting ID 849 8102 6153 at zoom.us/join Advance registration preferred. If you require an ASL Interpreter, please contact Douglas Gilmore by Monday, September 11, at 2:00p.m. at D.Gilmour@taconicresources.org TRI’s Special Education Advocacy services are paid for in part by: Dutchess County APG, DCFS, NYSED ACCES-VR, and NYS OPWDD Family Support Services
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