YOUNG PEOPLE AS LEADERS – ADVOCATING FOR INCLUSION Join our workshops and do a project. Connect with peers and develop opportunities for inclusion. Small stipends are available. Every Monday at 4 PM (virtually for now), with ongoing opportunities for participation. For Zoom link, and for disability-related accommodations, please contact [email protected], 970-903-5880
YOUNG PEOPLE AS LEADERS – ADVOCATING FOR INCLUSION Join our workshops and do a project. Connect with peers and develop opportunities for inclusion. Small stipends are available. Every Monday at 4 PM (virtually for now), with ongoing opportunities for participation. For Zoom link, and for disability-related accommodations, please contact [email protected], 970-903-5880
The City of Durango will be proclaiming the month of July as Disability Pride month The mayor will read a proclamation and then Kelsey Bell will be delivering a short speech at the city council meeting on Tuesday, July 6th at 6:30 pm. It will be in person at Durango City Hall, as well as […]
YOUNG AT HEART: A POSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH GATHERING Hosted by SWCI’s Young People as Leaders Initiative. We are fostering a safe place for connecting with peers, and sharing tools & resources for mental health. (focused on ages 16+) 1st & 4th Wednesdays of every month from 5:30 – 7:00 pm, in person at Durango Public Library (1900 […]
Join PTISAWQUAH, an Indigenous person, for a series of peer group supported forums on MENTAL HEALTH AND RACISM specifically for/with IBPoC (Indigenous, Black, and other People of Color) with disabilities. The meet-ups are all from 11:30 – 12:30 MST July 7 & 8: Disabilities & Mental Health July 15 & 16: Naming white supremacy July […]
An informal online talk about creating access for people with disabilities, with Martha Mason. Thursday 07/08, from 3:30 – 5:00 pm. Please contact [email protected] or 970-903-5880 for the Google Link and for any disability-related accommodations. Accessibility Overview
Join PTISAWQUAH, an Indigenous person, for a series of peer group supported forums on MENTAL HEALTH AND RACISM specifically for/with IBPoC (Indigenous, Black, and other People of Color) with disabilities. The meet-ups are all from 11:30 – 12:30 MST July 7 & 8: Disabilities & Mental Health July 15 & 16: Naming white supremacy July […]
YOUNG PEOPLE AS LEADERS – ADVOCATING FOR INCLUSION Join our workshops and do a project. Connect with peers and develop opportunities for inclusion. Small stipends are available. Every Monday at 4 PM (virtually for now), with ongoing opportunities for participation. For Zoom link, and for disability-related accommodations, please contact [email protected], 970-903-5880
The Brain Injury Support Group meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of every month via Zoom and/or in person. The 4th Wednesday is generally some sort of recreational activity - lunch, mini golf, picnics, etc. Please contact [email protected] for information
Join PTISAWQUAH, an Indigenous person, for a series of peer group supported forums on MENTAL HEALTH AND RACISM specifically for/with IBPoC (Indigenous, Black, and other People of Color) with disabilities. The meet-ups are all from 11:30 – 12:30 MST July 7 & 8: Disabilities & Mental Health July 15 & 16: Naming white supremacy July […]
This training for agency staff who want to know more about SSA disability programs, or who refer people to SWCI for assistance, includes: Comparing work with DVR assistance vs. applying for SSA disability benefits Understanding the SSI vs. SSDI disability benefits programs Discovering Social Security’s special programs which might apply to your […]