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Your Questions. Real Answers. If you’re starting to think about adult services, or are already in the process, you probably have questions. A lot of them. As young adults transition out of school-based services, they enter a new phase, one that comes with new systems, new decisions, and new opportunities. This session is a chance to better understand what to expect and ask the questions that matter for your child's future. |
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1 event,Join Caregivers of New Jersey as our experienced team explains NJCAT, DDD budgets and services, self-direction, and the role of a Support Coordinator, followed by a live Q&A. |
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Join us for an engaging conversation about caring for a loved one experiencing brain changes; from navigating the caregiving journey, experiencing grief, and maintaining connection with your loved one. This is the second webinar in our Conversations in Caregiving series leading up to the National Caregivers Conference. The series explores the caregiving journey across a range of diagnoses and caregiving topics. This session is designed for family caregivers and anyone supporting a loved one living with brain changes, including but not limited to; Alzheimer's and related dementias, brain cancers, Parkinson's, Huntington's, and more. |
1 event,Join Caregivers of New Jersey as our experienced team explains NJCAT, DDD budgets and services, self-direction, and the role of a Support Coordinator, followed by a live Q&A. |
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Prepare your school staff, educators, and community for the new school year with essential, life-saving skills. This live interactive training equips participants with the knowledge and confidence to recognize different types of seizures and respond effectively in a school setting. Certificate of Completion will be given. What You'll Learn: Seizure Recognition: Identify common and less obvious seizure types, including tonic-clonic, absence, and focal seizures. First Aid & Emergency Response: Learn step-by-step protocols for managing seizures safely in classrooms, hallways, and playgrounds. School Seizure Action Plans: Understand how to read, implement, and coordinate individualized care plans for students with epilepsy. When to Call 911: Recognize critical warning signs that require emergency medical intervention. Who Should Attend K–12 Teachers and Paraprofessionals; School Nurses and Health Services Staff; Administration, Counselors, and Support Staff; Coaches, Bus Drivers, and After-School Program Leaders |
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