The Arc of Nebraska works to raise awareness and help those with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Our success is measured in the number of people we can help with the quality of programs and services we provide. The attached trainings are a handful of our available trainings.  If you are interested in a particular training please feel free to let us know.  These programs are fueled by our dedicated staff, caring volunteers and generous donors like you.

• Trainings Offered

  - Board/Agency Leadership
  - Guardianship
  - Legislative Advocacy
  - Self Advocacy Training
  - Person Centered Planning
  - Person First Language
  - Positive Behavioral Support
  - Self Advocacy
  - Social/Sexual Relationships
  - Voting
  - Transition

  - What is the ICAP?

  Employment: Always an Option (Providers)

  Employment: Always an Option (Employers)

  Employment: Always an Option (Families)

   

  Assistive Technology and How to Get It

  The Nebraska Olmstead Plan Part 1 of 2

  The Nebraska Olmstead Plan Part 2 of 2

  Centers For Independent Living in Nebraska 

  Stretching for a Healthy Body and Brain

  Emergency Preparedness Developed FOR and BY People with Disabilities

  Laws and Government Policies Impact Employment

  Creating Systems that Support Employment for People with Disabilities

  Supporting Employment and Entrepreneurship

  Transitioning to Employment 

  Hearts of Glass Panel Discussion with Director and Cast

   

  Person Centered Planning

  Beth Mount Webinar on Person Centered Planning

  John O'Brien Webinar

  Darcy Elks Webinar on Person Centered Planning

  Danyetta Najoli Webinar on Community Building as a Practice: The Connections We Make

  David Wetherow: Families, Self-Advocates & Community Partners Building Connections & Commitments

  Jack Pearpoint and Lynda Kahn: Engaging in Person Centered Work: Conversations that Could Matter!