The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Office of Minority Health recently released “Getting the Care You Need: A Guide for People with Disabilities.” In an effort to improve accessibility of care, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Office of Minority Health recently released Getting the Care You Need: A Guide for People with Disabilities. …
The Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) is excited to announce the first annual publication of the Resource Guide for Supporting Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing Individuals. The purpose of this guide is to offer resources in one central location for those who support or care for someone who is Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or …
an update of the original 2006 Support Service Provider (SSP) White Paper. The writing team included six – three deafblind and three hearing/sighted SSPs – 28 additional people shared their experiences, thoughts and opinions. Their contributions gave the paper its heart, strength and power. The paper is published online by the National Center on Deaf-Blindness and …
The guides were a collaborative effort between the National Family Association for Deaf-Blind (NFADB), the CHARGE Syndrome Foundation, and the Perkins Research Librarian, Jennifer Arnott. They are the result of ongoing conversations about the need for resources for adults with deaf-blindness and their families and include an overview of programs and services and information about …
The vimeo was a collaborative project with the Allegheny County Department of Human Services and the Behavioral Health Task Force for People who are Deaf, DeafBlind or Hard of Hearing of Allegheny County about making virtual meetings more accessible for people who are Deaf or Hard of hearing
Wondering how you can help your child prepare for adult care? A new Family Toolkit from Got Transition has resources for you! In the toolkit, you can find a health care transition timeline, questions for you and your child to ask their doctor, a tip sheet about the differences between pediatric and adult care, and …
It is often hard to find AA meetings with interpreters. New resources exist which are available on line for Deaf people who struggle with substance abuse. Below are some resources and active meetings that you can participate in which are offered in American Sign Language. https://www.sardiprogram.com/dodameetings/ Deaf Off Drugs & Alcohol (DODA) MeetingsAnnouncement: If you …
Pennsylvania Relay is excited to announce the launch of our desktop Real-Time Text Trial. We are looking for testers in Pennsylvania who meet the following criteria: This trial will test first-of-its-kind technology that brings Real-Time Text (RTT) capabilities to a digital desktop phone. RTT phones may be a replacement for TTY machines and an enhancement …
Did you know gambling can become an addiction same as drugs and alcohol? And that Gambling is more than going to the casino. It’s the lottery, scratch tickets, sports polls, Bingo and pull tabs at community festivals-to name a few. And now we have online gambling-you don’t have to leave your home. The rates for …
This service is for people who reside in Pennsylvania. The service is designed for people who have intellectual disability who have autism, are Deaf or have other communication differences. The idea is that a person called a communication specialist will come to meet the identified person in their home or community. They will teach a …