IRC Service Access and Equity (SAE) Efforts

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…to connect with our most vulnerable clients and families by utilizing service access and equity tools that we have collected and learned from because of disparity related efforts. I look forward to building this team and continuing to serve our clients and families with heart and dedication.”   What is Service Access and Equity (SAE)? SAE is the abbreviation for Service Access and Equity. In…

Accountability

…centers and the Department of Developmental Services gather information on how services and supports are purchased. This information is referred to as Purchase of Service (POS) data. POS data shows how regional centers spent service dollars in five categories: by age, race/ethnicity, primary language, disability, and residence type. Below you can view current and past IRC POS data and associated materials. Diversity/Disparity Assurance Plan 2022-2023…

Get To Know IRCs Cultural Specialist and What She Wants You To Know About SAE!

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…is now the Cultural Specialist position. “Since my years working in healthcare,” Lilliana said, “advocating for the vulnerable, the underserved, and those marginalized by complex systems, unveiled my passion for helping those who need it the most. My role at IRC allows me to continue to pursue that passion, and I’m humbled and thankful for the opportunity. As the Cultural Specialist, service access and equity

IRC Service Access and Equity Conference 2023

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…and Equity Conference is intended for IRC parents, guardians, and IRC clients 16 and older. Attendees are able to register by using the following link: Register here: www.inlandrc.org/sae23 For more information on the conference, please visit our calendar page for details or email [email protected]. IRC Calendar: Service Access and Equity Conference 2023 IRC Vendors: Interested in hosting a resource booth? Contact our Events Developer today!…

IRC Launches Programs to Address Disparities

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…in the Purchase of Service Disparity Data. Additionally, the DOC will foster relationships with IRC Service Coordinators to help identify trends in POS from the case management perspective and will create staff trainings on POS disparity and cultural competence. 2. To reduce POS disparity within the diagnosis of Autism, IRC has partnered with Fiesta Educativa, an organization dedicated to empowering families of persons with disabilities….

New Enhanced Caseload Coordination Unit Manager Announced

Dr. CJ Cook, DBABlog

…part of creating the Enhanced Service Coordination Unit is both exciting and humbling. This initiative will provide the possibility to connect with our most vulnerable clients and families by utilizing service access and equity tools that we’ve collected and learned from as a result of disparity related efforts. I look forward to building this team and continuing to serve our clients and families with heart…

We want to hear from you! ¡Queremós saber su opinión!

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…datos de Compra de Servicio (POS). Le damos la bienvenida a la comunidad de IRC para que atienda una reunión especial el 22 de marzo para compartir opiniones, sugerencias e ideas sobre cómo podemos mejor gastar el dinero en programas y servicios para servir mejor a nuestra comunidad. Sesión en Español | Agenda de la Reunion Los últimos datos de disparidad de POS 2017 se…

The Power of Participation: The Importance of Attending Public Input Meetings

Dr. CJ Cook, DBABlog

…and listening sessions, covering crucial topics such as the Purchase of Services (POS) disparity, National Core Indicator (NCI) Survey outcomes, Caseload Ratios, and language accessibility focus groups. These gatherings serve as indispensable forums where community members can freely express their viewpoints, voice concerns, and share ideas on issues that profoundly affect their lives and the larger I/DD Community. This blog post delves into the significance…

Access & Equity for Deaf Children – Workshop for Families

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These workshops are intended for families of deaf and hard of hearing children aged 0-22. The word “deaf” is meant to be an inclusive term to describe the entire spectrum of people with hearing differences, from a mild unilateral hearing difference to profound bilateral hearing levels. Please note, this event is hosted by a community partner, not Inland Regional Center. It is highly recommended that…