FREE online training for Indiana families, transition-age students and young adults with disabilities, and the professionals who support them. Information about local, state, and federal resources supporting young adults with disabilities so they can work in their communities.

Each Session is being offered 2 times – morning and evening – you can move between the session times depending on your availability that day. The dates in red will include some information and resources for a specific area or region. The sessions are not being recorded.

Times:

• Training 9:00-10:30 am Eastern Time- Whitley County
• 6:00 -7:30 pm Eastern Time -Allen County
• Either Session Time – Other Indiana Counties

Dates:

Tuesday, September 14 – A New Path: Exploring “Outside the Box Job Possibilities” Using Supported and Customized Employment

Wednesday, September 15 – Individualizing Employment Possibilities: The Transition to Adulthood and the IEP

Thursday, September 16 – Transition Services/Supports Available for Employees and Employers

Tuesday, September 21-Maintaining Employment: Resources and Medicaid

Wednesday, September 22– Working and Maintaining Needed Benefits

Thursday, September 23 – State and Local Agencies and Resources

Tuesday, September 28 -Plan Employment

Tuesday, September 28 (11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. or 5:00-6:00 p.m.) – Youth Session

Training includes:

• Training materials and resources
• Time to network with families, employees, employers, and entrepreneurs
• Access to representatives from agencies and organizations providing employment resources

Learn About Employment Resources and Activities

• Discover outside-the-box job possibilities
• Learn important information about the transition from high school
• Meet individuals with disabilities who are successfully employed
• Meet people from your community providing services to help prepare for, find, and keep a job.
• Learn about antidiscrimination laws

Register for one or all sessions at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7LHHGWB
For more information, email insource@insource.org