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PRESENTS A THREE-PART TASH FAMILY SUPPORT TRAINING PROJECT

Center for Disability Resources (UCEDD) in collaboration with The SC Commission for Minority Affairs. PRESENTS A THREE-PART TASH FAMILY SUPPORT TRAINING PROJECT A CULTURALLY COMPETENT TRAINING SERIES ON: BASIC FAMILY SUPPORT LEADERSHIP IN ADVOCACY LEADERSHIP IN POLICYMAKING

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PRESENTS A THREE-PART TASH FAMILY SUPPORT TRAINING PROJECT

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  1. Center for Disability Resources (UCEDD)in collaboration withThe SC Commission for Minority Affairs PRESENTSA THREE-PART TASH FAMILY SUPPORT TRAINING PROJECT A CULTURALLY COMPETENT TRAINING SERIES ON: BASIC FAMILY SUPPORT LEADERSHIP IN ADVOCACY LEADERSHIP IN POLICYMAKING IF YOU ARE A PARENT OF A CHILD WITH SPECIAL NEEDS OR A PERSON WITH SPECIAL NEEDS THIS TRAINING IS FOR YOU! JOIN US AND BECOME A BETTER ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELF OR YOUR CHILD. 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM June 26 – 27, 2010 Midlands Center Training Center 8301 Farrow Road Columbia, SC 29203 For registration and additional information contact: Karen Irick - 803.935.5222 karen.irick@uscmed.sc.edu or Marcy Hayden - 803.333.9621 ext. 23 mhayden@cfma.state.sc.us Stipends are provided to all participants. Seats are limited. Flyer available in alternative format. The TASH Family Support Training Project is supported by a grant (#90DN0266) from the Administration on Developmental Disabilities, Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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