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The Parent
Training
and Information Center
is a Program of the
Westchester
Independent
Living Center (WILC)
and its satellite office,
Putnam
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 Parent Training and Information Center (PTIC) Information
PTIC helps parents of children with disabilities to gain the
knowledge and skills they need to be advocates for their children
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 Workshops Schedule
Up-to-date calendar of
up-coming workshops
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 NYS Ed
Publications
Access useful Special Education publications
available electronically from NYS Ed
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 NYS Special Education Regulations
(Part 200 and
201)
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 In the Spotlight
New York ACTS - a new
'one-stop-shop' website for info on Autism and Autism Spectrum Disorders
debuts. Developed by the NYS Interagency Task Force on Autism, a partnership of
11 State agencies, NYACTS is a single comprehensive resource to go to for
reliable, current info on ASD and to easily find available services from
different State systems - education, health, mental health, and developmental
disabilities services.
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 Get Added to PTIC's Email List
Receive WILC's Educational Advocacy Enewsletter, get up-dated
information regarding workshops, trainings, new regulations, and more
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WILC's/PILS'Educational Advocacy Program Information
The Educational Advocacy Program is a Program of the Westchester
Independent Living Center (WILC) and its satellite office, Putnam Independent
Living Services (PILS)
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 What
Parents Will Achieve by Working with PTIC
Achieve increased
knowledge of the range of options and services available, connect with other
parents, build stronger partnerships with school districts, and more
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 LINKS to
Informational Sites
Check out LINKS to disability-related
organizations/ publications, community agencies, education law, and
more
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 Useful Telephone
Numbers
Contact #s for agencies, organizations, government
offices, and more
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Information on WILC and
PILS
WILC and PILS
work within the community to provide Education, Disability Awareness, and
Advocacy for the Removal of Barriers
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 PTIC is funded by
The Advocacy
Center in Rochester, NY through their Parent Training and
Information Center (PTIC) grant.
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