Did you miss this year's Technology First Conference? Don't worry - it was recorded! Click on the link to access the video on our YouTube channel.

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Learning Aid Ohio connects students with experienced learning providers to provide in-person, supplemental support. To qualify, students must be learning on an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or 504 Plan. Enrollment for the Winter/Spring 2023 semester opens on November 9. To apply, click here.

AngelSense is an advanced wearable GPS-tracking device that protects your loved one from wandering and eloping. It was designed specifically for kids, teens, and adults with autism and special needs, but the safety features make it perfect for those with dementia or Alzheimer’s as well. It includes an easy-to-wear device for your loved one and an easy-to-use app for you. To learn more, click here.

·   Echo Show

·   Echo Dot

·   Ring Video Doorbell

·   Smart Plug

·   Wyze Camera

·   Electronic Reading Aid

·   Miku Monitor

·   Schlage Electronic Deadbolt

·   Clip Different

December 4 at 6:00 p.m. against the Detroit Red Wings

Each ticket sold will include a donation back to local Special Olympics programs in Ohio. The program with the most tickets sold will have the opportunity to have four participants sit in the home penalty box for pre-game.

Unity Community Center is planning to host approximately 300 Delaware County children for refreshments, games, and gifts. To prevent overcrowding this year's event will be split into three sessions, including one "sensory-friendly" time for participants with special needs. Registration is required for this event and can be accessed by clicking here. 

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4850 W Powell Road in Powell

Sunday through Thursdays 5-9 p.m.

Friday and Saturday 5 to 10 p.m.

Closed on Christmas Eve and Day

Central Ohio's favorite family holiday tradition which includes millions of LED lights, animated musical light shows, as well as appearances from Santa, Mrs. Claus and other guest in time for the holidays. Regular admission rates apply.

Click here to register.

Tuesday at 6 p.m. January 10 - July 11

Ever wanted to learn American Sign Language? The Arc of Ohio has teamed up with Megan Roach to offer a discounted online course. Prices are $29 for families and $49 for professionals. Visit the following link for more information or contact Joshua Cook at joshua.cook@thearcofohio.org

Click here to register.  

December 13 2-3:30 p.m.

The Great Lakes ADA Center in collaboration with the ADA National Network invites you to register for the upcoming ADA Audio Conference Webinar titled “ADA Rights and The Criminal Justice System", featuring Leigh Ann Davis, Senior Director, Disability & Justice Initiatives at The Arc and Jessica Oppenheim, Esq., Director of the Criminal Justice Advocacy Program of The Arc of NJ (Retired).