El Evento en T.A.C.T. ofrecerá una feria de recursos y oportunidades para aprender acerca de los Servicios Mill Levy y compartir opiniones al respecto Únase a los Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS) este lunes 1 de abril de 2019 para obtener más información sobre nuestro programa con fondos Mill Levy de Denver y cómo ayuda a los residentes de Denver con discapacidades intelectuales y del desarrollo y a sus familias. Hablaremos de los siguientes asuntos: Cómo acceder a los fondos para satisfacer las necesidades individuales de servicios y apoyo. Los programas exclusivos de financiamiento con fondos Mill Levy que están disponibles para los residentes de Denver. Los logros que el Programa de f
Arnie Swenson, fundador de Mission Supports del Fondo de Colorado para Personas con Discapacidades y director de Essential Life Services, muestra el arte sensorial de Access Gallery colgado en el Fondo de Colorado para Personas con Discapacidades. El año pasado, de acuerdo con la Iniciativa de Metro Denver para personas sin hogar, alrededor de 3,500 personas estaban sin hogar en Denver. Muchos de ellos tienen la complicación adicional de una discapacidad intelectual o de desarrollo (I / DD), y a veces no tienen conocimiento o prueba de ello. Arnie Swenson, director del Fondo para Personas con Discapacidades de Colorado de Essential Life Services, ha trabajado por años con personas con discap
El programa apoya a organizaciones externas dedicadas a brindar servicios exclusivos a los residentes de Denver con discapacidades intelectuales y de desarrollo Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS) se complace en anunciar las organizaciones que reciben fondos Mill Levy este 2019 para brindar servicios exclusivos a los residentes de Denver con discapacidades intelectuales y de desarrollo. Para el ciclo de proyectos de 2019, RMHS está proporcionando $ 3.1 millones de fondos Mill Levy entre 28 proyectos ofrecidos por 24 organizaciones, incluyendo 12 proyectos nuevos. RMHS recibe una parte de los ingresos por impuestos a la propiedad, o fondos Mill Levy, de Denver Human Services para apoyar las
Yesika Robles, la embajadora del entrenamiento de viajes compartidos de Honeyman Services, toma un Uber a casa el jueves 28 de febrero. Para las personas con discapacidades intelectuales y de desarrollo los aplicativos de viajes en coches compartidos ofrecen nuevas oportunidades para ejercer la independencia. Yesika Robles solía tener pocas oportunidades de viajar sola debido a donde vive. Como no contaba con acceso al transporte público, le era difícil viajar a Honeyman Services, su programa diurno para adultos con discapacidades intelectuales y de desarrollo. El cofundador del programa, Dave Honeyman, ayudó a Yesika, le enseño a hacer un viaje confiable usando Uber y poder seguir participa
The Event at T.A.C.T. Will Feature a Resource Fair and Opportunities to Learn about and Share Feedback Regarding Mill Levy Services for Denverites with I/DD Join Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS) on Monday, April 1, 2019, to learn more about the RMHS Denver Mill Levy Program and how it helps Denver residents and their families with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). We will share: How to access funds to meet individual needs for services and support The unique mill levy-funded programs available to Denver residents The 2018 accomplishments of the Denver Mill Levy Program and what we expect in 2019 The event will begin at 6 p.m. with a resource fair featuring a variety of
Arnie Swenson, Colorado Fund for People with Disabilities Mission Supports founder and director of Essential Life Services, shows off sensory art from Access Gallery hanging at the Colorado Fund for People with Disabilities. Last year, about 3,500 people were experiencing homelessness in Denver, according to the Metro Denver Homelessness Initiative. Many of them have the added complication of an intellectual or developmental disability (I/DD) — sometimes with no knowledge or proof of it. Arnie Swenson, Colorado Fund for People with Disabilities director of Essential Life Services, has worked with people with I/DD who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless for years. He found that these
Honeyman Services Rideshare Training Ambassador Yesika Robles takes an Uber home Thursday, Feb. 28. For people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), rideshare apps open new opportunities to exercise independence. Yesika Robles used to have few opportunities to travel by herself because of where she lives. It was difficult for her to commute to Honeyman Services, her day program for adults with I/DD, because she lacked access to public transit. Program co-founder Dave Honeyman helped teach Yesika how to use Uber so she could continue attending with reliable travel. Yesika no longer relies on her mother to drive her to Honeyman Services. She uses Uber every day. “It made a w
Program Supports External Organizations Dedicated to Providing Unique Services to Denver Residents with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS) is excited to announce the 2019 organizations receiving mill levy funding to provide unique services to Denver residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). For the 2019 project cycle, RMHS is providing $3.1M of mill levy funding for 28 projects offered by 24 organizations including 12 new projects. RMHS receives a portion of property tax revenue, or mill levy funding, from Denver Human Services to support individual needs, enhance RMHS programs and provide funding to people, organizations