For a flyer click here and more information is available at the below link.

This training is necessary to ensure that all EI Coordinators and Service Coordination/Case Management Directors have the knowledge to support service coordinators and providers in fully understanding federal child outcomes data collection and reporting requirements. It will help your CCB prepare for the changes that will occur related to collecting and reporting child outcomes data and the implementation of the Child Outcomes Summary Form (COSF) in Colorado.

Note: This training is mandatory for all Early Intervention Coordinators, Service Coordination leads, and Case Management Directors. This registration is open only to those mentioned above or those designated to represent their CCB. This training is not appropriate for providers, training will occur for providers later in the fall.

Bring your own lunch. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

Registration Deadline September 10, 2010

Please join HCPF for an overview of the new Medicaid expansion programs and the current status of their development. There will be opportunity for attendees to share their thoughts and feedback about the programs. The Medicaid expansion programs to be discussed at this conference are for adults without dependent children up to 100% FPL, working adults with disabilities and children with disabilities. E-mail questions to outreach@hcpf.state.co.us

Sponsored by The Association for Successful Parenting - Keynote Speaker: David McConnell, PhD - Renowned author and researcher

Please join HCPF for an overview of the new Medicaid expansion programs and the current status of their development. There will be opportunity for attendees to share their thoughts and feedback about the programs. The Medicaid expansion programs to be discussed at this conference are for adults without dependent children up to 100% FPL, working adults with disabilities and children with disabilities. E-mail questions to outreach@hcpf.state.co.us

This training addresses required changes in procedures for how data is collected on child outcomes measurements for infants and toddlers receiving early intervention service and the use of the Child Outcomes Summary Form (COSF). As a result of this training, participants will be able to:

Lunch on your own - Maximum of 50 participants - Register by September 28, 2010 Contact Lenita Hartman with questions 303-866-7262 or Lenita.Hartman@state.co.us.

This training addresses required changes in procedures for how data is collected on child outcomes measurements for infants and toddlers receiving early intervention service and he use of the Child Outcomes Summary Form (COSF). As a result of this training, participants will be able to:

Lunch on your own - Maximum of 50 participants - Register by September 28, 2010 Contact Lenita Hartman with questions 303-866-7262 or Lenita.Hartman@state.co.us.

Please join HCPF for an overview of the new Medicaid expansion programs and the current status of their development. There will be opportunity for attendees to share their thoughts and feedback about the programs. The Medicaid expansion programs to be discussed at this conference are for adults without dependent children up to 100% FPL, working adults with disabilities and children with disabilities. E-mail questions to outreach@hcpf.state.co.us

Please join HCPF for an overview of the new Medicaid expansion programs and the current status of their development. There will be opportunity for attendees to share their thoughts and feedback about the programs. The Medicaid expansion programs to be discussed at this conference are for adults without dependent children up to 100% FPL, working adults with disabilities and children with disabilities. E-mail questions to outreach@hcpf.state.co.us

This training is the first of eight webinar trainings to address the provision of early intervention services for infants less than one year of age. This training will address the following topic areas:

The training shall include strategies to address the following:

Contact Lori Ganz at 719-365-1626 or lori.ganz@memorialhealthsystem.com wtih questions. Each person must register individually and specify plans to attend at the live site or remotely via webinar when registering.

This is a Q&A call for participants of the Early Intervention Provider Training II. Trainers will be available during the call to answer any questions and provide clarification. You must register individually for this call. Call-in instructions will be e-mailed to individuals registering for this technical assistance call.

Please join HCPF for an overview of the new Medicaid expansion programs and the current status of their development. There will be opportunity for attendees to share their thoughts and feedback about the programs. The Medicaid expansion programs to be discussed at this conference are for adults without dependent children up to 100% FPL, working adults with disabilities and children with disabilities. E-mail questions to outreach@hcpf.state.co.us

DISA is a two-day training that enables the CCB nominated qualified early intervention professionals to expand a core of communication, collaboration, problem solving, and supervisory skills needed to work with DI Assistants. More than one qualified early intervention professional from each Community Centered Board service area region are highly encouraged to attend this training.

For information and to register for this training click here.

For questions contact Geraldine DiPalma at geraldine.dipalma@ucdenver.edu

The Marsico Institute for Early Learning and Literacy, in partnership with the Ann M. Logan Lecture Series, proudly presents an evening with Dr. John Medina.

Dr. John Medina is a developmental molecular biologist and research consultant, and author of the New York Times bestseller Brain Rules, and forthcoming Brain Rules for Baby, to be released in October of 2010. Join us in this unique opportunity to bridge the gap between brain development research and the practices of adults who care for young children. This lecture is aimed at early childhood professionals, family and pediatric health care professionals, and parent advocates. With Dr. Medina’s engaging style and provocative approach to creating “brain-friendly” environments, we will challenge ourselves and our communities to turn scientific evidence into the actions needed to provide a more secure future for our youngest citizens.

This event is offered to the Early Childhood community, free of charge, however reservations will be required. Invitations with response instructions will be sent in early September. For information please call 303 871 2217, or email Cheryl.Jackson@du.edu.

This training is the second of eight webinar trainings to address the provision of early intervention services for infants less than one year of age. This training will address the following topic area:

The training shall include strategies to address the following:

Contact Lori Ganz at 719-365-1626 or lori.ganz@memorialhealthsystem.com wtih questions. Each person must register individually and specify plans to attend at the live site or remotely via webinar when registering.

Please join HCPF for an overview of the new Medicaid expansion programs and the current status of their development. There will be opportunity for attendees to share their thoughts and feedback about the programs. The Medicaid expansion programs to be discussed at this conference are for adults without dependent children up to 100% FPL, working adults with disabilities and children with disabilities. E-mail questions to outreach@hcpf.state.co.us

This is a Q&A call for participants of the Early Intervention Provider Training II. Trainers will be available during the call to answer any questions and provide clarification. You must register individually for this call. Call-in instructions will be e-mailed to individuals registering for this technical assistance call.

SAVE THE DATE...Registration information coming soon!!!

Symposium Objectives:

This training is the third of eight webinar trainings to address the provision of early intervention services for infants less than one year of age. This training will address the following topic area:

The training shall include strategies to address the following:

Contact Lori Ganz at 719-365-1626 or lori.ganz@memorialhealthsystem.com wtih questions. Each person must register individually and specify plans to attend at the live site or remotely via webinar when registering.

Individuals who have taken Developmental Intervention Supervisor Academy (DISA) can become CO-TOP*EIS trainers for DI Assistants by taking the DITA a two-day training which provides them with skills to deliver CO-TOP*EIS curriculum, consisting of 15 courses, to DI Assistants in their region.

For information and to register for this training click here.

For questions contact Geraldine DiPalma at geraldine.dipalma@ucdenver.edu

This is a Q&A call for participants of the Early Intervention Provider Training III. Trainers will be available during the call to answer any questions and provide clarification. You must register individually for this call. Call-in instructions will be e-mailed to individuals registering for this technical assistance call.

This training is the fourth of eight webinar trainings to address the provision of early intervention services for infants less than one year of age. This training will address the following topic area:

The training shall include strategies to address the following:

Contact Lori Ganz at 719-365-1626 or lori.ganz@memorialhealthsystem.com wtih questions. Each person must register individually and specify plans to attend at the live site or remotely via webinar when registering.

This is a Q&A call for participants of the Early Intervention Provider Training IV. Trainers will be available during the call to answer any questions and provide clarification. You must register individually for this call. Call-in instructions will be e-mailed to individuals registering for this technical assistance call.

Across the nation, families and schools are proving that special education is no longer a place where students with disabilities are taught, but rather a network of individualized supports and services that are delivered in general education classrooms.

PEAK Parent Center's annual Conference on Inclusive Education is the place where you can access all the tools, strategies, and information you need to make your schools, classrooms, and communities fully inclusive.

Click here to join the Mail List and be sure you are notified when information about the 2011 Conference is available. You can also email conference@peakparent.org or call (800) 284-0251 with any questions related to PEAK's annual Conference on Inclusive Education. Click here for a flyer.

This training is the fifth of eight webinar trainings to address the provision of early intervention services for infants less than one year of age. This training will address the following topic area:

The training shall include strategies to address the following:

Contact Lori Ganz at 719-365-1626 or lori.ganz@memorialhealthsystem.com wtih questions. Each person must register individually and specify plans to attend at the live site or remotely via webinar when registering.

This is a Q&A call for participants of the Early Intervention Provider Training V. Trainers will be available during the call to answer any questions and provide clarification. You must register individually for this call. Call-in instructions will be e-mailed to individuals registering for this technical assistance call.