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- New Sources for Descriptive Video Service
- Medicare AAC Device Funding to be Challenged in '97
- Free Lunch with Project ACTION, June 18, 1997
- Open House at MCIL Resources for Independent Living
- The 2nd Annual Rhythm & Blues Festival II
- State Highway Administration Installs Teletype Service
- The Maryland Disabilities Forum Presents Hear our Voice Part-I
- Making Connections - Singles Group for People with Cognitive Disabilities
- Parents II Action
- The Mayor's Commission on Disabilities Annual Public Forum
- Wheelchair Users Needed for a Study
- Open House at The Division Of Rehabilitation Services
TopA nation-wide legal challenge in the US is expected to be initiated later in 1997 to compel Medicare to cover AAC devices. Anyone who has been told - orally or in writing - that Medicare does not, or will not, cover AAC devices may wish to contact:
Lewis Golinker, Esq.,
Suite 507,
202 The Commons,
Ithica, NY 14850,
(6087)277-7286,
atlawcenter@juno.com
TopProject ACTION, an organization that was established by Congress to improve access to transportation services for people with disabilities, and to assist transit providers in implementing the ADA is coming to Baltimore to offer a FREE trainin seminar on our traansit rights and responsibilities under the ADA. Lunch is on them!
The League,
1111 E. Cold Spring Lane,
Wednesday, June 18, 1997 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
For more information call Joyce Callahan at
(410)767-3939 (Voice) or
(410)333-2061 (TDD).
TopMCIL Resources for Independent Living, Inc. invites you to our open house at our new location!
Wednesday, June 18, 1997
10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
5807 Harford Road
Baltimore, MD 21214RSVP 410-444-1400
TopResources for Independent Living, Inc
Hosted by: Bohagers Bar & Grill & WOCT-FM The Colt 104.3
When:
Sunday June 22,1997
2 p.m.-10p.m.Where:
Bohagers Bar & Grill
515 S. Eden Street
Baltimore, MD 21231
Featuring:
Dr. John with
Anders Osborne
Kelly Bell Band
Gumbo Junkyard
The Fabulous Heavyweights
JoyrideTickets: $20
Money raised for this event will help benefit the programs and services that are~at no cost to our consumers.
For more information about this event or to purchase tickets call Ruth at MOIL
(410) 444-1400
Top"We are extremely pleased that our implementation of TTY services will help us better address the needs of our deaf and hard of hearing coustomers," said SHA Administrator Pareker F. Williams. "The service provides an essential means of communicaitn for those with hearing disabilities, making travel in Mareyland enjoyable and convenient."
TopMonday, August 25, 1997, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. at the Hyatt Regency (Inner Harbor) An afternoon for the Disability Community "Consumers", "Advocates", and "Families" to met and speak with those State Officials who make the important decisions about support services for Maryland Citizens with Disabilities.
For more information:
Ed Grebenstein:
(301)588-7828 or
MCIL: (410)444-1400.
TopA Singles Group for People with Cognitive Disabilities
This group is looking for prospective members who have expressed an interest in developing new friendships and dating.
Contact Laura Willis, Director, at
MAKINGCOMM@AOL.com or
(301)656-9140.
TopProgram for Cognitively Limited Adults with Children (Birth to 3 years)
Children's Play Group
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.Parent Groups
- Playtime
- Fun
- Stories
- Naptime
- Developmental Screenings
- Therapeutic Services (if needed)
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.For Information Contact:
- Breakfast/Lunch
- Transportation
- Recreational Activities
- Parenting Classes
- Life Skills Class
- Safety/Health Classes
- Support/Socialization
- Mental Health Services
PACT: Helping Children with Special Needs, Inc.
5512 Baltimore National Pike
Baltimore, MD 21228
(410) 455-0404
TopFeaturing a display of an Accessible Voting Machine. Refreshments served.
Thursday, June 19, 5;30 - 7:30 p.m.
Elder Health Inc.
1001 West Pratt Street (near the B & O Railroad Museum).
For more information, or to confirm your attendance, please call:
(410)396-9944.
TopIf you use a manual wheelchair and have no arm impairments, please consider participating in a study funded by the US Dept of Veterans Affairs.
The purpose of this study is to:
- investigate how wheelchair performance compares among three different age groups of lower-limb impaired wheelchair users, and
- test a specific exercise intervention for its effectiveness in reducing wrist, elbow and shoulder stresses.
Participants in the study will receive monetary compensation.
For more information, call
Mary Rodgers, Ph.D.
(410)706-0840.
TopPlease come join the staff of The Division Of Rehabilitation Services for an Open House to inaugurate our new Regional and Local offices at
113 Towsontown Boulevard
Towson, MD 21286-5352
(410) 321-4044
on
June 27, 1997
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
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