Join us for an insightful discussion with the authors of Financial Planning for Solo Agers: Manage the 6 Hazards and Thrive! that will explore the unique financial and life planning challenges faced by adults aging without traditional family support. Learn practical strategies for building financial security, creating trusted networks, and preparing for the future—on your own terms. Whether you’re a solo ager yourself or support those who are, this session will offer valuable guidance, resources, and real-world stories to help you plan with confidence and peace of mind.

$60.00 | 3.0 CE hours, General

Join us for an insightful discussion with the authors of Financial Planning for Solo Agers: Manage the 6 Hazards and Thrive! that will explore the unique financial and life planning challenges faced by adults aging without traditional family support. Learn practical strategies for building financial security, creating trusted networks, and preparing for the future—on your own terms. Whether you’re a solo ager yourself or support those who are, this session will offer valuable guidance, resources, and real-world stories to help you plan with confidence and peace of mind.

Elevating the Early Childhood Teacher

$35.00 Conference Includes 

• Registration
• Continental breakfast
• Exhibits
• 3 professional development hours
• Door prizes

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Registration for the NAA National Conference is now open!

For more information on our upcoming National Conference please visit our website.

We look forward to seeing you in Boston!

FREE!

The need for coordinated, responsive and family-centered support is critical as adoptive, guardianship and kinship families navigate the complexities of life post-permanency.  This Center Chat explores how integrating a centralized case management hub into post-permanency services can transform fragmented systems into cohesive networks of care-ensuring families receive timely, tailored support when they need it most.

Far too frequently, residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities are threatened with improper evictions. Sometimes the facility alleges that it cannot meet the resident’s needs, even though the facility is legally obligated to provide the required care. Or the facility blames the resident’s “behavior” when the appropriate response instead of eviction would be to address the situation through care planning. Unfortunately, because many residents and their family members may be unaware of their rights, they often fall victim to these and other illegal practices.

This webinar will address common eviction scenarios and discuss how lawyers and other advocates can assist residents in asserting their rights and staying in place. The webinar will be based on federal nursing home law and the federal regulations governing assisted living facilities that accept Medicaid reimbursement and will also cover common state laws applicable to assisted living eviction. This webinar will be useful to legal services and direct service professionals at all levels of experience, from beginner to advanced.

After attending this training, participants will be able to: • Understand necessary eviction notice requirements; • Base advocacy on legally permitted reasons for eviction; • Recognize facilities’ common but improper practices; • Develop strategies for hearings and trials; • Assert assisted living protections established by federal Medicaid home- and community-based services (HCBS) regulations.

In-person MDT Conference

The Step-By-Step To Accessing Services with NJ’s Division of Developmental Disabilities

Fee: $30.00

For nearly four decades, the Adoptive and Foster Family Coalition of New York’s annual statewide conference has provided an opportunity for foster/kinship care/adoptive parents to be inspired, network and learn about the latest in the field. Aimed at parents and professionals alike, the conference brings leaders in the child welfare field to New York and offers a variety of topical workshops designed to deepen the knowledge of attendees, help to form connections with other parents and professionals and give attendees tools they can bring home and share in their community. Nationally known plenary speakers and workshop presenters share their knowledge and expertise to help participants gain perspective, increase skills, and learn to appreciate the positives.

FREE!

Post-permanency services are often concentrated in urban areas, leaving rural families with limited access to care. Geographic isolation, limited provider availability, and distinct cultural norms can make these communities harder to engage, especially when using traditional service delivery models. Join us as we examine barriers to program development and delivery and highlight creative strategies for building community-responsive post-permanency supports that reflect the unique realities of rural families.

FREE!

The Meet the Model series from the Post-Adoption Center introduces the core components of the Post-Permanency Model, designed to guide states, tribal nations and territories in delivering coordinated services to adoptive and guardianship families. The model is outlined in detail in the Post-Adoption Center’s Program Manual, which services as the blueprint for building comprehensive, community centered and accessible post-permanency services. We break down the 253-page manual into smaller pieces. This session focuses on the 24-Hour Phone Support Component.

FREE!

Post-permanency services are often concentrated in urban areas, leaving rural families with limited access to care. Geographic isolation, limited provider availability, and distinct cultural norms can make these communities harder to engage, especially when using traditional service delivery models. Join us as we examine barriers to program development and delivery and highlight creative strategies for building community-responsive post-permanency supports that reflect the unique realities of rural families.