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NCARF
Electronic News
April 10, 2009
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Blockade Runner, Wrightsville Beach, NC
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NCARF Headquarter
1500 Sunday Drive,
Suite 102
Raleigh, NC 27607
Phone
919-863-9486
Email
Nicole Shore
Association Executive
Click to email
Michelle Eggleston
Membership Coordinator
Click to email
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NCARF Leadership
Forum
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Guide your
ship through troubled waters. Join us in Wrightsville Beach, NC for
an exploration of new ideas and initiatives for Community
Rehabilitation Program Leaders as we discuss the uncertainty of these
times and how we can be proactive in finding new revenue sources and
revitalizing current projects.
Download registration form
Reserve your accommodations for the Annual Leadership
Forum today!
The
Blockade Runner Phone: 800.541.1161
NCARF's reduced room rate is $129. This discounted
room rate is available the nights of April 28 - May 3. All rooms in
the NCARF room block are Harborview at $129 per night plus tax. Ocean
view rooms are available at $149. Be sure to reference the North Carolina
Association of Rehabilitation Facilities (NCARF) to receive the group
rate. The discounted rate will be extended until April 15, 2009.
After this date reservations will be accepted on a space available
basis and may not be eligible for this rate.
Riverboat Cruise down the Cape Fear River on the
Henrietta III
The Riverboat Cruise is included with your Annual
Leadership Forum registration - however, please note, that the deadline for
participation is April 15 - Register for the
Annual Leadership Forum Today! Indicate on the registration form if
you plan to attend the riverboat cruise. Round trip
transportation from the Blockade Runner to the Henrietta III will be
provided. The Cruise will include two drink tickets for the beverage
of your choice as well as appetizers. NCARF Attendee Guests are
welcome to register for the Riverboat Cruise for $50.
Golf Tournament
Join in the fun. NCARF is holding a Golf Tournament
Wednesday, April 29 at Wilmington Municipal Golf Course. Entry fees
for individuals and foursomes are available. Please see the Golf
Registration form located in the Annual Leadership Forum
Registration PDF.
Located only 10 minutes away from the Blockade Runner this will be a
great opportunity to meet and greet with NCARF members on a casual
fun basis. Entry fees will include green fees, cart fees, NCARF Golf
Tournament T-shirts, beverages & snacks as well as a boxed lunch.
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Senate Budget Documents
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The Senate
released its draft 2009-2011
budget, and the documents are on the legislative
website - go to www.ncleg.net.
On the left on the home page are links to two documents:
- Bill Text - the special budget provisions - the HHS section begins
on page 51
- Report - the actual dollar figures - HHS begins on page 34
Sally R. Cameron, Executive Director
NC Psychological Association
1004 Dresser Court, Suite 106
Raleigh, NC 27609
919-872-1005 phone
919-872-0805 fax
ncpasally@mindspring.com
www.ncpsychology.org
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TACE Center Webinars
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The
TACE Center is Pleased to Announce the following Upcoming Training
Webinars:
Training
Webinar #1:
Topic: Using
the Employment Opportunity Survey Protocol (EOS) to Increase
Employment Opportunities for Consumers to Develop Effective
Relationships with Employers
Presenters: Dr.
Dennis Gilbride, Syracuse University; Dr. Jamie Mitus, Hofstra
University and Jennifer Coughlin, Syracuse University
Date: Wednesday
April 22, 2009
Time: 1:00
p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time; and
12:00 to 2:00 p.m. Central Time
Credits: This
webinar is eligible for 2.0 CRC credits and/or 0.20 CEU's
In this training webinar we will introduce vocational rehabilitation
professionals to the Employment Opportunity Survey (EOS) protocol.
The EOS is an easy-to-use protocol that consists of 18 questions
structured interview that rehabilitation professionals can use with
employers to assess their openness to hiring and accommodating
persons with disabilities. The EOS is also useful in developing
effective relationships with employers and it is designed to increase
employment opportunities for our consumers during their transition
into gainful employment.
Topic: Introduction to the Consortium for
Employment Success (CES) Model Designed to Increase Collaboration
Between Employers and Placement Providers: Building a CES in your
Community.
Presenters: Dr.
Dennis Gilbride, Syracuse University; Dr. Jamie Mitus, Hofstra
University and Jennifer Coughlin, Syracuse University
Date:
Thursday, April 30th, 2009
Time:
1:00 p.m. -3:00 p.m. Eastern Time; and
12:00-2:00 p.m. Central Time
Credits:
This webinar is eligible for 2.0 CRC credits and/or 0.20 CEU's
In this training webinar we will introduce participants to the
Consortium for Employment Success (CES) model. The purpose of
this model is to improve employment opportunities for rehabilitation
consumers by increasing the collaboration of local service providers.
The CES model assists service providers to develop a more efficient
system to develop and manage employer relationships.
Website:
We encourage you to visit our website at www.TACEsoutheast.org for information on
the presenters, method of delivery and how to register.
Other
training webinars: A detailed calendar of TACE
training webinars and training seminars for this year 2009 is posted
at: www.TACEsoutheast.org
Information
and Questions: If you need further information or
have any questions please feel free to contact us at E-mail: tacesoutheast@law.syr.edu.
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Implementation Update #55
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Implementation
Update #55 has been posted to the DMH website.
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Michelle Eggleston
***The
information in the NCARF Weekly Update is presented for informational
purposes. Unless expressly stated, opinions may not be the
opinion of NCARF as an organization. Inclusion of information
in the Weekly Update is not meant to imply endorsement by NCARF or
its member organizations. NCARF cannot guarantee the accuracy
of all information that is passed along from various outside sources.
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