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  • Community of Practice: Deep Dive

    The Harbor Regional Center Community of Practice (CoP) is an opportunity to learn about person-centered thinking practices and the Home and Community-Based Service (HCBS) quality standards through connection and community. For this in-person Deep Dive, we will focus on Having Privacy, Dignity, and Respect (HCBS Requirement #3) and Having Respect and Privacy (HCBS Requirement #7).…

  • A Future Including Employment: Training for Professionals

    Teachers, agency personnel, advocates, and other professionals who support students ages 13-26 years old with disabilities are encouraged to attend to learn how to establish partnerships with families that lead to improved employment opportunities for students. BUILD PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & LEARN TO: Use parent training materials from the CA DD Council to help families embrace…

  • A Future Including Employment: A Workshop For Families & Students

    This workshop is designed for families who wish to know more about the role employment can play in their young adult’s life. Parents/Guardians (and Teachers/Agency Personnel) who support students ages 13-26 with disabilities are welcome to join in this informational meeting. TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED: Why is employment important for young adults with disabilities? What…

  • African American Family Mental Health & Disability Awareness Workshop

    Maternal Mental Health NOW has partnered with the Los Angeles Department of Mental Health to provide a 90-minute community workshop on African American Family Mental Health & Disability Awareness. These workshops are for organizations and community members to deepen their understanding of the impact of disabilities on perinatal mental health among Black/African American populations in…

  • Let’s Get to Work (For Service Providers)

    Harbor Regional Center is proud to sponsor a series of trainings designed to empower service providers to promote employment and enhance job outcomes for the individuals we support. Join Sara Murphy, Senior Training Associate with TransCen’s San Francisco office, WorkLink, and a respected thought leader in the field, for these dynamic and insightful sessions that…

  • Overview of the Complaints and Appeals Process

    Harbor Regional Center community! Register for the “Overview of the Complaints and Appeals Process” training webinar on Tuesday, April 29, from 10-11 am, in Spanish, or on Wednesday, April 30, from 2-3 pm, in English. The California Department of Developmental Services (Department) and Harbor Regional Center are hosting the “Overview of the Complaints and Appeals…

  • Community of Practice: Taking Action

    Join us to explore effective ways to share the valuable insights we’ve gained over the past two months. Learn from others to create a plan that works for your team, and gain access to meaningful, accessible resources that make it easy to share this knowledge with everyone!

  • Community Connecting Training

    Harbor Regional Center is excited to collaborate with Helen Sanderson Associates to offer a free training series on Community Connecting, consisting of 6 sessions in total. Community Connecting training helps people explore the connections they want to make in their community and find creative ways to make those connections happen. These sessions encourage thinking about…

  • Compassion at Work

    Harbor Regional Center is excited to collaborate with Helen Sanderson Associates. This training is specifically designed for Harbor staff and direct service providers. During this remote practical program, we will explore strategies to enhance your professional skills and effectiveness, strengthen relationships with your colleagues, reduce stress and increase well-being, and contribute to a more positive…

  • Informational Sessions for Interested Service Providers

    Join us for an informational session, which will cover: The review of vendor qualifications Title 17 Title 22 Welfare and Institutions Code Insurance requirements for all service providers, and Basic service/program design expectations. There will be time for questions and answers about the overall vendorization process.