We are so happy to have you join us! In this month's newsletter, we have a number of great community activities, learning seminars, and helpful pieces of information to help you and your loved ones enjoy some of the best months of the year! That said, let's get into all of this month's news and activities!
Want to learn more about Eiros, and how we can help you to navigate the future? Check out Coffee Connect!
Being an active part of our community is one of the cornerstones of Eiros. We are creating opportunities where we can get to know each other, answer any and all questions you may have, and help make connections in the community. Please join us at a "Coffee Connect" in your area! Want more info about our Coffee Connects? Click here!
Cost per person: FREE
Date: Thursday June 16th
Time: 9:30a-12:30a
Location: Town and Country Diner
177 Rt 130 Bordentown NJ
OR
Date: Thursday June 16th
Time: 4:30p-7p
Location: Town and Country Diner
177 Rt 130 Bordentown NJ
Eiros Commitment to Assisting Individuals Find Housing
As the State of New Jersey continues to find solutions for the housing insecurity among
the neurodiverse and individuals with disabilities, Eiros is intensifying its efforts to train and
develop their Support Brokers with in-depth knowledge of the avenues available to access fair
and affordable housing for their customers.
Do you recall the excitement and anticipation of getting your first apartment? Well, Noah Schlitt, an Eiros customer, is feeling that excitement. As a customer that recently benefited from team Eiros’s training, Noah had the opportunity to apply for a one bedroom apartment as the recipient of a housing voucher. The paperwork was tedious, but he worked through each step from application, addressing possible credit challenges and understanding security deposits.
Noah, you worked hard and independence is right around the corner.
If you know of someone who is interested in learning more about the Housing process, join us for our upcoming Lunch & Learn Housing Seminar on June 27th in Willingboro!
2023 Camp Guide from The Arc of NJ Family Institute
The Arc of New Jersey Family Institute has developed a checklist and guide to help families navigate the Children's System of Care (CSOC) camp application process. Completed applications must be postmarked or received by PerformCare by June 30th.
CSOC provides Summer Camp Services to eligible youth with IDD under the age of 21. These services include financial support for summer camp and one-to-one aide services for camp. For more information, visit the Family Institute's summer camp webpage by clicking the button below.
We are growing! We have a number of open positions throughout New Jersey for Direct Support Professionals and experienced caregivers. Want to learn more? Click here and apply today!
We also had a number a fantastic events listed in our June Newsletter, so be sure to check your inbox. Missed this month's newsletter? Don't miss the next one! Sign up at the bottom of this page.
Our next Lunch & Learn Free Workshop is:
Tuesday, 6/27 11:30a-2:00p
If you, or someone you know is a Landlord, Real Estate Agent or Property Investor? Then you will want to mark your calendars and join us to learn more about the variety of benefits of participating in Supported Housing programs!
Please join us for a 40 minute presentation to learn about the funding opportunities, financial benefits, and the numerous resources available through supported housing.
Expand your reach to include people with Special Needs and learn why there are tremendous advantages in participating the numerous programs available! There is no fee for participating, lunch is available, please RSVP.
Join us! Tuesday, 6/27
12:00p-1:30p at the
Willingboro Recreation Center
429 John F. Kennedy Way
Willingboro, NJ 08046
Below are several upcoming activities and events scheduled throughout New Jersey! If you are hosting a similar type of event, and would like it included in our newsletter, please send to info@Eiros-Group.com
*Please allow 2 weeks or more advance notice. Thanks!
Disability Etiquette, Awareness, Sensitivity and Terminology Panel Discussion
Thursday, June 22nd from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM ET
Please join the Region 2 National Preparedness Division for a panel discussion on disability etiquette, awareness, sensitivity and terminology.
This session will explore and address disability etiquette, awareness, sensitivity, and terminology issues and best practices. We have identified a strong need for a dialogue on these topics based on requests from our nationwide audience, which includes emergency managers, first responders, public health officials, disability related organizations, and social service organizations, as well as other stakeholders. The webinar will feature a great panel of subject matter experts including June Kailes, internationally recognized Disability Policy Consultant, Therése Brzezinski, Director of Planning and Public Policy L.I. Center for Independent Living and Joe Zesski from the Northeast ADA Center.
Who should attend? Emergency Managers, Public Health Officials, Whole community partners, Volunteer and faith-based organizations, Local, State, Tribal and Federal government.
Registration: https://fema.connectsolutions.com/disabilitypanel22jun/event/registration.html
ASL Interpretation will be available for this Webinar.