Groden Network Legislative Advocacy Training • Autism Coalition Training Schedule • Important News
Go to the Grassroots Center to write a letter to your Legislatures regarding the proposed 2008 supplemental budget cuts!
Join Us for a Special Parents & Friends Meeting:
Legislative Advocacy Training
Gaining the knowledge and sharpening our skills to effectively advocate for our children!!!
Monday, February 25,2008 6:30-8:00
Groden Center Main Building
Special Guest: Representative Tom Slater Sub-Chair of the House Finance Committee for Human Services.
Please RSVP to Lisa Rego 274-6310 X 1111
On site respite is available by contacting Robin Ringer 274-6310 X1100 by Feb. 21.
PDF Download of complete schedule
If you plan to attend one of these training please RSVP to Lisa Rego at 274-6310, ext. 1111 or lrego@grodencenter.org. Please let us know which training you are attending. Thank You.
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Feb 25 - 6:30pm |
March 24 - 6:30pm |
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March 3 - 6:30pm |
March 31 - 6:30pm |
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March 10 - 6:30pm |
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Visit the Action Center and help fight proposed FY 2009 Budget cuts!
Today, services for young people with autism and developmental disabilities are confronted with challenges that were unimaginable only two years ago. Real threats exist to the continuation of programs that families, staff, volunteers and citizens of good will have taken decades to build.
All of us at the Groden Network see daily the challenges so many of our families and consumers confront. We believe it is critical to work together to support and expand services for people with autism and developmental disabilities.
We need you to join us in reaching out to our community, policy-makers and legislators to share the important story as to why services are critically needed.
Please join us as we "Call to Action" our families, friends and staff to save our children's funding.
For more information on how you can become an advocate, contact Lisa Rego, Parent Liaison, at lrego@grodencenter.org or 401-274-6310 x1111.
We look forward to working with you to improve the lives of people with autism and developmental disabilities.