How the Sonoran Center Medical Home Project is Helping People with I/DD Feel at Home in Healthcare
By Drew Milne
Home is more than a place where someone lives. Home can be somewhere — or even someone — that lets us feel relaxed, accepted, and at ease.
Sonoran Center for Excellence in Disabilities Executive Director Wendy Parent-Johnson is a featured speaker in a national webcast series focused on Transition to Employment.
Gabriel Martinez will serve a two-year term on the committee that provides advice and assistance to the president and the secretary of Health and Human Services on a broad range of topics that impact people with intellectual disabilities.
Native youth from across Arizona shared personal stories about overcoming challenges as a person with an intellectual or developmental disability during the first meeting of the Cross-Cultural Tribal Community Collaborative. The youth found peer-to-peer support through the Arizona Youth Leadership Forum, a program of Diverse Ability Incorporated.
The Finds Their Way: Communities for Youth Transitions project is underway within the Native Center for Disabilities.
The UnTold Stories: Sexual Abuse and Violence Against Persons with Disabilities project is interested in hearing your concerns and suggestions about how to address sexual violence and trauma.
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