Help guide DCBDD as we develop goals that not only meet our statutory requirements, but exceed them so that we can best support the residents of our county. Click here to take the survey.

Our PPE pantry has masks, disinfectant and hand sanitizer available for all providers. Please send requests Provider.Relations@dcbdd.org. Please include what you need, how many of each and if you can pick up or need delivery.

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People with intellectual and developmental disabilities are seven times more likely to be abused than people without disabilities, and women with disabilities are 12 times more likely to be abused. One reason this occurs is that many are not receiving sexuality education that is cognitively accessible to them. In order to change these statistics, there are several areas where educators can make a difference, which includes effective ways to teach consent education to people with disabilities. Click here to register.

The Diversity & Intersectionality Through the Disability Lens three half-day training is for any individual or agency looking to expand or gain knowledge on the topics of diversity, intersectionality, cultural education, and individuals with disabilities. Curriculum topic areas include cultural competency vs. cultural humility, privilege and power, microaggressions, trailblazers in the field, best practices, intersectionality, and oppression all through the disability lens. Training material delivery is through lecture, heavy interaction/participation, large and small group discussion, videos, and case scenarios. Click here to register.

Trauma impacts a disproportionate number of people with disabilities. This webinar will provide training on issues related to disability, as well as specific information on adapting interventions, so that mental health professionals can feel both competent and confident in their ability to support both individuals with and without disabilities in their journey to processing and coping with trauma. Click here to register.

Attention: Independent Providers, Agency Providers, Licensed Waiver Providers & ICF Providers DODD’s Office of System Support & Standards continues to offer monthly virtual provider training from 10 AM – 11 AM on the last Thursday of the month. Providers will have access to all sessions as the registration link becomes a link to the recording of the session. See the topics, register, and gain access to recordings using this link OSSAS Provider Training Series.

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The company announced at its annual Microsoft Ability Summit that it plans to roll out an “ecosystem of adaptive accessories.” The latest innovations include an adaptive mouse, adaptive hub, and adaptive buttons, all of which are fully customizable. The new accessories build on Microsoft’s work to develop the Xbox Adaptive Controller, which was released in 2018. Click here to learn more.

Quickly find out if a place is wheelchair accessible! Turn on the new Accessible Places feature to make accessibility information easier to find when you search. Click here to learn more.

·   Echo Show

·   Echo Dot

·   Ring Video Doorbell

·   Smart Plug

·   Wyze Camera

·   Electronic Reading Aid

·   Miku Monitor

·   Schlage Electronic Deadbolt

·   Clip Different

To borrow a device, review the following documents and submit the request to AssistiveTechnology@dcbdd.org.

Searching for an Assistive Technology solution? Schedule a time to virtually consult with the Tech Team Committee by emailing AssistiveTechnology@dcbdd.org.

Did you know that the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has a Family Access Membership? This is a discounted membership for families in Ohio that qualify for eligible programs including WIC, Medicaid, or EBT. You can purchase this membership in the Membership and Season Pass Processing building at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Photo ID, proof of Ohio residency, as well as participation in a qualifying program is required at time of purchase. The membership admits up to two primary named adult members in the same household, plus either dependent children OR grandchildren up to age 21 (not both) to the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. All for just $45 per year! Click here for more information.

Brought to you by Delaware City Schools and The United Way of Delaware County. Click here to find out more.

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July 13, 2022

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Read the annual picnic announcement here.

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The Ohio State University Nisonger Center, in partnership with Assistive Technology of Ohio and the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities, present TechSummit 2022 – an in-person event conveniently held in central Ohio. At this event, attendees can hear from experts, hear from individuals who have adopted technology solutions, and explore technology solutions for themselves. We encourage you to mark your calendars and forward this to a friend. For the most up to date information, click here.

Use promo code AOO831 and save 30% when you join The Arc of Ohio at Lower.com Field! Click here to purchase tickets. For questions call Jon Bromberg at 614.447.4220 or email 

DCBDD’s annual Block Party brings together people served, their families, providers, and community partners for a day of celebration of all that Delaware County has to offer! Click here for more information.