Florida Employment First Grassroots Group
A grassroots group is made of people at the local level who get together to identify, plan, and accomplish goals that help address community needs. The Employment First Florida Grassroots Group is made up of people with disabilities and people who support them to improve employment opportunities. The Employment First Grassroots Group is a way for people to share their ideas and experiences about employment. Anyone who wants to share their experiences, make recommendations about how to improve employment, and learn new ideas about employment can join. Meetings are held online and by phone. If you would like to participate, call Sheila Johnson at 617-287-4367, or email her at: sheila.johnson@umb.edu.
Register here for the October 24 meeting on mentoring
Please Visit: http://www.employmentfirstfl.org/grassroots-group to learn more about the group on the Employment First Florida Website:
iBudget Waiver Wait List Advocate Training
iBudget Advocate Training Video CLICK HERE
- iBudget Advocate Training PowerPoint
- Get to Know Your Neighbors Exercise
- How to Call Your Legislator Tip Sheet
- How to Write a Letter to Your Legislator
- Sample Advocate Training Flyer
- The Teamwork Game
- Training Evaluation
Online Graduate Certificate in Positive Behavior Support
The University of South Florida and the Florida Center for
Inclusive Communities offer a fully online Graduate Certificate in Positive
Behavior Support (PBS). This 12 credit hour course of study prepares
individuals from public health, mental health, school psychology, school
administration, education, early education, and social work to be effective
members of the school, early childhood, or individual support team implementing
PBS. The program includes classes focused on providing consultation and guiding
collaboration, implementing school-wide PBS, addressing behavior challenges in
young children, and intensive individualized interventions.
For more information click here.
Master of Science Degree in Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health
The CABH is a unique and distinctive curriculum that focuses on children with behavioral health challenges.
To learn more click here.