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Tecnología de asistencia Assistive Technology is anything that helps you be more capable and independent. DDS CT brochure AAC or Augmentative & Alternative Communication ASAN presented by SARTAC CT Department of Aging & Disability Services Access Independence (Fairfield County) 203-378-6977 Southwestern CT Agency on Aging 203-333-9288 Disabilities Network for Eastern CT 860-823-1898 Eastern CT Area Agency on Aging 860-887-3561 Independence Northwest 203-729-3299 CT Tech Act Project - to borrow money for assistive technology 860-424-5619 The NEAT Center, Hartford - New England Assistive Technology 860-242-2274 Hospital for Special Care Equipment Exchange ** ON HOLD during the pandemic 860-612-6302 If your child needs assistive technology, talk to people at the school. There are some free apps for your cell phone too. Pictured: AT & Me training at DDS Volver a bienes y servicios De vuelta a casa

Bebés y puericultura If you need childcare, the safest choice is family or close friends you trust. After school programs or other groups are a good option. If you hire a stranger, even with an agency, you have to be very careful. Baby Clothing CT Network of Care Baby Furniture CT Network of Care Diapers CT Network of Care Diaper Bank and more CT Partnership for Children Diapers & Baby Supplies needhelppayingbills.com TANF and other financial help Department of Social Services WIC, formula, healthy food, car seats List of WIC programs near you Care for Kids Childcare 211 List of Childcare near you Community Action Agencies care.com (babysitters that cost money) Help with Car Seat Safety - safekids.org Find a car seat fitting station near you Baby's First Wish Parenting Newsletter By New Mexico State University Sometimes stores like Target or Walmart give you back money when you trade in your old car seat. 211 for help with these things and more Baby Care Products Chart Through the Looking Glass Some food pantries have diapers. Thrift shops have toys, cloths, and furniture. More on child safety Good Parenting for Newborns & Infants Milestones and Getting Help Volver a bienes y servicios De vuelta a casa

About Covid-19 Also called Coronavirus, Delta, Omicron, mutation, Stealth or BA.2 Posters CDC.gov Green Mountain Self-advocates, VT Words to Know Green Mountain Self-advocates & ASAN A Self-advocate's Guide to Covid-19 (all 61 pages) Green Mountain Self-advocates, VT Caring for Your Mental Health During Covid-19 CT KASA, Family Voices, PATH CT, YASA Resources from the UCEDD (Info sheet with pictures was made before vaccines came out) SARTAC Covid-19 Question & Answer Session AUCD Covid-19 Video CDC.gov What is contact tracing? CDC.gov Covid-19, coping & mental health, schools, families and more American Society for Positive Care of Children The Delta Variant & the Covid-19 Vaccine, plain language by ASAN La Variante Delta de la Covid-19 En español Back to Covid-19 Back to home page

¿Quién puede ayudarme si DCF se pone en contacto conmigo? Support and Advocacy Mail Proud Parents - Leadership and Encouragement proudparentsct@gmail.com Who else could support me? Statewide Legal Services of CT 800-453-3320 CT Women's Education & Legal Fund 860-247-6090 Volver a la página principal de DCF CT De vuelta a casa

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Vivienda y servicios públicos Mi historia de éxito mudándome a mi propio apartamento, por Jamie Louchen Community Action Programs can help with housing, energy, money management, children, jobs, nutrition and more. Click below to get help and find the program near you: CT Association for Community Action 860-832-9438 Eversource Help Pay My Bill Energy Assistance 800-286-2828 electric or 800-438-2278 gas Energy Assistance, DSS 800-842-1132 Operation Fuel 800-243-2345 Renters' Rebate - applications open April 1-October 1 860-418-6377 Internet Service and Cell Phones: Stay Connected Lifeline Emergency Broadband Benefit EBB 833-511-0311 Internet Essentials from Comcast 800-266-2278 Xfinity Accessibility Help & Support Lifeline Free Government Phone & Wireless Service Program 888-321-5880 Truconnect Free Government Phone & Wireless Service 800-430-0443 phone app textnow.com Other free ideas: Video On Facebook search "Buy Nothing ________" with the name of your town Free things you might need for your home. The Buy Nothing Project on Facebook Household Goods CT Network of Care freecycle.org Click here for Housing Assistance Volver a bienes y servicios De vuelta a casa

Encontrar empleo A case manager from most agencies should be able to help you look for a job. Family, friends and other people who support you can help you look for a job. Knowing what you like and what you are good at can point you in the right direction. Person-centered Planning can help you plan what you want and need. If you receive DDS services and want to hire staff & create your own program, watch these videos about self-determination & self-direction. State of CT DDS List of Providers State of CT Vocational Services (BRS/DORS) CAP Client Assistance Program for Voc Rehab with BRS or BESB American Job Centers & Career One Stop CT Pathways - SNAP Employment & Training Program 860-424-5429 Ticket to Work, Social Security Administration Employment support services if you receive SSDI benefits and you want to work Med-Connect to keep Medicaid if you earn up to $75,000 855-626-6632 CT Dept of Labor and CT Hires National Labor Exchange O*NET Online Office of Apprenticeship Training Connect-Ability Employment links from the DDS Advocate's Corner There are also many online employment agencies such as Indeed, Monster, Care, Ziprecruiter, Careerbuilder and more. You can Google online employment agencies. De vuelta a mis derechos / mi futuro De vuelta a casa

Adolescentes Es importante llevar a su hijo adolescente al médico. Si tiene preguntas sobre seguros, haga clic en la estrella. Adolescentes Raisingchildren.net.au Adolescentes en imágenes Raisingchildren.net.au Comunicación y relaciones Raisingchildren.net.au Crianza positiva de 12 a 14 años Sociedad Estadounidense para el Cuidado Positivo de los Niños Consejos para padres positivos para las edades de 12 a 14 CDC - Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades Consejos para padres positivos para las edades de 15 a 17 años CDC - Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades ¿Que es bullying? y un menú desplegable con más información sobre el acoso Sociedad Estadounidense para el Cuidado Positivo de los Niños Cyber-bullying National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Folleto de lectura fácil LGBTQ changepeople.org LGBTQ & Coming Out, y un menú desplegable con más información LGBTQ Sociedad Estadounidense para el Cuidado Positivo de los Niños Hablar con sus adolescentes sobre el sexo CDC: Preventing Teen Dating Violence Teens with Illegal Sexual Behavior National Center for Missing & Exploited Children Nutrition - Teens & Young Adults myplate.gov Safety SafeKids.org CT Kids as Self-advocates, CT KASA PATH CT Got Transition - for when teens need to change to adult health care The Talk - video & social story to start talking to children of color about police Family Voices/PATH Haga clic en la estrella de Seguridad en Internet Volver a la buena crianza Volver a la página de inicio

Papás ¡Los papás también necesitan apoyo! Los recursos de esta página son específicos para la paternidad. Haga clic en una estrella para sitios web, haga clic en los símbolos de video o música para escuchar, haga clic en el teléfono para llamar. Iniciativa de paternidad de CT Estado de CT Nuevas oportunidades Paternidad responsable Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos de EE. UU. Madonna Place, Norwich ¡Los papás también importan! Equipo de liderazgo de participación de la paternidad Papás de por vida Padres reales, hombres reales Agencia para la familia y los niños, Norwalk AYUDA 24/7 papás Ayuda para niños CT Paternidad juntos The Village, Hartford y Manchester 211 también puede ayudar Volver a la página principal de soporte Volver a la página de inicio

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Vaccines & Boosters Know your choices! Green Mountain Self-advocates VT Covid-19 Vaccine in Pictures AUCD - Association of University Centers on Disabilities CDC.gov Plain language Why Get the Vaccine? AUCD's National Center on Disability in Public Health Questions about your children and vaccines The Association for Successful Parenting ct.gov facts and answers to common questions American Society for Positive Care of Children Where to get vaccines & boosters: You can use the websites below. You can call or go to your doctor, a community health center, urgent care, CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, other pharmacies, clinics, senior centers, schools, or mobile vans. Text vaccines.gov 800-232-0233 or text your zip code to 438829 email Disability Info & Access Line for help or email DIAL@usaginganddisability.org Department of Public Health Mobile Van Clinics Community Health Centers locations & vaccine appointment # 860-863-4600. Or you can call your doctor, urgent cares, or other clinics near you. Lyft - free ride to your vaccine Form to get a vaccine at home if you cannot leave home Department of Public Health 860-509-8000 Back to Covid-19 Back to home page

Disability Rights email Disability Info & Access Line 888-677-1199 or email DIAL@usaginganddisability.org Medical Form for People with Disabilities Green Mountain Self-advocates VT & Stony Brook University Tips for Working with Support Staff During Covid-19 Green Mountain Self-advocates VT & SARTAC Bringing a Supporter to the Hospital or Doctor's Office Green Mountain Self-advocates VT & ASAN Know Your Rights: People with Disabilities Can Have a Supporter in the Hospital Max Barrows, Green Mountain Self-advocates Vermont Form to get a vaccine at home if you cannot leave home Department of Public Health 860-509-8000 More on disability rights in general Back to Covid-19 Back to home page