Carolyn is a certified Community Partner Work Incentives Counselor. She has over 40 years of experience training and advocating on behalf of people with disabilities and their families. It is led by Carolyn Wheeler of the University of Kentucky Human Development Institute. REGISTRATION LINK: /register/eventReg?oeidk=a07eju69bv6dff34794&oseq=&c=&ch= Saving for the Future for People with disabilities Wednesday, Octo2:00- 3:30 pm ET This FREE workshop includes guidance on methods for saving money that will NOT jeopardize social security benefits, such as tax exempt savings accounts (ABLE and STABLE), and special needs trusts that allow saving while protecting eligibility for benefits. Shavonda Pasha is a Financial Coach and a Certified Credit Counselor. Joey Cecil is the Financial Empowerment Coordinator and has 10 years of experience empowering citizens with the knowledge they need to take control of their financial potential. It is led by two experts from the Louisville Metro Office of Financial Empowerment. Financial Wellness for People with Disabilities Wednesday, Aug3:00- 4:30 pm Eastern Time This FREE workshop includes guidance on personal financial management skills such as budgeting, managing debt, banking, and wise use of credit. See More See Lessįinancial Empowerment for People with Disabilities Free, online workshops start soon: August 30, October 4, & OctoLive on Zoom Gathering Strength, Inc. *Monitor for Symptoms *Seek Testing & Treatment *Stay Home if Sick *Wear High-Quality Masks *Get Vaccinated, Get Boosted Full press. COVID-19 can make even healthy people very sick and cause serious complications in children younger than 5, pregnant women, people 65 years and older, and people with certain chronic health conditions. TCWH encourages community members to consider being proactive by wearing high-quality masks when indoors and consider personal risk when gathering with others. This upward trend is reflective of trends across New York State and nationally. While some variation is to be expected, the upward trend highlights the need for the community to take precautions. Comparatively, this time last month the 7-day rolling average of new COVID-19 cases was at 1 new case per day. COVID-19 Update: Uptick in COVID-19 Cases in Tompkins County Over the past 4 weeks (July 2023-August 2023), Tompkins County’s 7-day rolling average of new COVID-19 cases has increased to an average of 3 new cases per day. And please cc: me on your email to Council – There’s lots more information about pedestrian snow removal in Ithaca here – Subscribe to our email list here – Regards Eric Lerner for the Coalition for Snow-free Sidewalks & Crosswalks, which includes Bike Walk Tompkins, The Finger Lakes Independence Center, The Tompkins County Office for the Aging, and a growing number of Ithacans. Please forward this request to your friends & neighbors & social media pals in Ithaca. If you’ve written to Council about this before, now is a great time to remind them. But first and foremost, we want Council to hear from as many people as possible who care about this issue enough to think about it before the snow starts to fall. If you want to add stories about your experiences, or reasons in favor of the proposal, that’s even better. Can you take a few minutes to tell Common Council what you think about this? You can send an email to the Mayor and all of Council by writing to – All your message needs to say is “I support the City of Ithaca completely clearing snow and ice from crosswalks in winter,” and add either your address or which city ward you live in. The CA committee needs to hear – again – that Ithacans support better clearing of pedestrian walkways in winter. Speakers from our Pedestrian Snow coalition plan to be there to speak in support of better clearing of walkways, and especially about our focus on clearing crosswalks.

The meeting is open to the public and can be watched live on the city's Youtube channel (or watch the recording later). There will be public comment early in the meeting, with snow discussion later in the agenda. The September 27 meeting of Common Council's City Administration (CA) Committee will include a 30 minute discussion of Sidewalk Snow Removal with Public Works Superintendent Mike Thorne.

Ithaca Common Council needs to hear (again) how many Ithacans care about this issue. INDIVIDUAL, COMMUNITY & SYSTEMS ADVOCACYĬity Plans to Discuss Snow Removal on 9/27 Hi everyone – Summer is over, and it's time to think (again) about clearing snow after the coming winter’s storms.Benefits Education and Employment Assistance.

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