Health Care Changes Too! Bridging the Gap from Adolescent to Adult Health Care
As we look ahead to our students/children turning 18, we need to keep an eye on health care. What steps need to be taken to move into the world of adult health care? What skills can be taught (even in middle school)? How can we tell what a student needs to know? Tim Markle from the Southern Regional Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs and the Wisconsin Youth Health Transition Initiative, and his young adult son Hunter, will be our presenters.
Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) — your next-step partner
We will discuss what the ADRC is and why it matters to youth and family. We will touch on Long-Term Care options for those over 18 as well as Supplemental Security Income (SSI). We welcome in Jim Pritzkow, Information and Assistance Specialist & Social Worker and Quinn Hause, Disability Benefits Specialist from the Sauk County ADRC.
File: ADRC2023-Youth-in-Transition-for-Transition_.pdf
Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) — your next-step partner
We will discuss what the ADRC is and why it matters to youth and family. We will touch on Long-Term Care options for those over 18 as well as Supplemental Security Income (SSI). We welcome in Jim Pritzkow, Information and Assistance Specialist & Social Worker and Quinn Hause, Disability Benefits Specialist from the Sauk County ADRC.
File: ADRCresourcesheet9.26.23.pdf
Disability Work Benefits: Navigating Work and Support
Having a job increases self-esteem, brings in income, supports social development and so much more! But it can be tricky working and receiving support. Luckily there are Work Benefits Specialists who can help. We will be joined by Amber Kwiatkowski from ERI, Inc.
October 17, 2023
File: Disbenefits-resource-sheet10.17.23.pdf
Disability Work Benefits: Navigating Work and Support
Having a job increases self-esteem, brings in income, supports social development and so much more! But it can be tricky working and receiving support. Luckily there are Work Benefits Specialists who can help. We will be joined by Amber Kwiatkowski from ERI, Inc.
October 17, 2023
File: TTTBenefits10.17.23.pdf
Sauk Prairie Schools Beyond 18 & Employment
Hear about the exciting and innovative post-secondary options for students with disabilities. Learn about options for students 18 and older, and get some basic information on who you can partner with to find (and keep) a job. We welcome in Liz Kennedy, Transition Coordinator, from the Sauk Prairie School District and her colleagues, Chuck Murphree and Sherrie Murkala. We will also learn about the unique and award winning Financial Literacy program of the Ho-Chunk Nation from Katie Funmaker.
October 24, 2023
File: Finacial-Literacy-Academy.pdf
Special Needs Trusts– September 12, Noon-1:00pm Virtual ONLY!
Come learn about special needs trusts, who needs to think about using them, when should you think about starting one and what Wispact is. Our guest will be James Giese, Director of Outreach for Wispact. This is a copy of the flyer in Spanish.
File: TTTflyerSaukSp.pdf
Health Care Changes Too! Bridging the Gap from Adolescent to Adult Health Care
As we look ahead to our students/children turning 18, we need to keep an eye on health care. What steps need to be taken to move into the world of adult health care? What skills can be taught (even in middle school)? How can we tell what a student needs to know? Tim Markle from the Southern Regional Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs and the Wisconsin Youth Health Transition Initiative, and his young adult son Hunter, will be our presenters.
File: BtGTTT10.10.23.pdf
Health Care Changes Too! Bridging the Gap from Adolescent to Adult Health Care
As we look ahead to our students/children turning 18, we need to keep an eye on health care. What steps need to be taken to move into the world of adult health care? What skills can be taught (even in middle school)? How can we tell what a student needs to know? Tim Markle from the Southern Regional Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs and the Wisconsin Youth Health Transition Initiative, and his young adult son Hunter, will be our presenters.
File: BtGResourceSheet10.10.23.pdf
Sauk Prairie Schools Beyond 18 & Employment
Hear about the exciting and innovative post-secondary options for students with disabilities. Learn about options for students 18 and older, and get some basic information on who you can partner with to find (and keep) a job. We welcome in Liz Kennedy, Transition Coordinator, from the Sauk Prairie School District and her colleagues, Chuck Murphree and Sherrie Murkala. We will also learn about the unique and award winning Financial Literacy program of the Ho-Chunk Nation from Katie Funmaker.
October 24, 2023
File: Independent-Living-PostSecondary-Goals.pdf
