Greenville County Transition Cooperative

https://barbarastonefoundation.networkforgood.com/events/33347-can-talks-2021

CAN Talks 2021 Broaden Your Perspective Broaden your perspective about individuals with disabilities. Doors Open 6:00 p.m. Cocktail Reception/Grant Awards 6:15 p.m. Main CAN Talks Event 7:00 p.m.

Join Able South Carolina's social skills gaming club! 🎮👾

THE DETAILS:
A Social Skills Gaming Groups, for students between 13 and 21. Participants MUST be in school. You will learn social skills needed to create and maintain friendships while playing games and having fun! The groups will meet on every Thursday ONLINE for 1 hour starting October 14th and ending November 4th. Games that will be played include: Pictionary, Charades, 5 Second Rule, Codenames, and Taboo.

REGISTER HERE: https://forms.gle/NzFyNZPJMrJ5S4d3A

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Happy ! ♿ Of course at Able SC, we have disability pride year-round. But this month is a great opportunity to learn, educate, grow, and celebrate all our disability identities and the disability community in SC! More to come later this month - stay tuned.
to our Disability Pride SC banners - who remembers seeing these hanging up around downtown Columbia last year, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act?

[Image description: On Main Street in front of the Marriott Hotel in downtown Columbia hangs a banner from a lightpost. The banner shows four diverse people with disabilities with the Able South Carolina logo and the text “Disability Pride SC”]

Are you the parent or caregiver of a young adult with a disability? If so, you know you have an important role in supporting their transition to adulthood. A real job in the community IS possible! Join us for a free 3-part webinar series to help you raise your family's expectations for your young adult's future employment.
This series is brought to you thanks to The Arc of South Carolina, Bright Start, Hire Me SC, YES Center, and Family Connection of South Carolina.
Register here: https://bit.ly/family_engage


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