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What is a Disability Program Navigator (DPN)?
Where are Disability Program Navigators Located?Disability Program Navigators
are located at the One-Stop Career Centers throughout the state. To locate
your nearest center, visit the America's
Service Locator website, download a Disability
Program Navigator brochure (.pdf) or contact Maryland's Lead Disability
Program Navigator, Maggie Leedy (240-283-1564 (V) or Raising the Bar 2008The State Disability Program Navigator team presented at two of the breakout session during the 2008 Raising the Bar conference. Download the presentations by clicking on the title. Community Connections: Strategies for Building Relationships with Employers, Service Providers, Schools and Other Local Organizations - With the advances in technology, the way businesses recruit has changed drastically. By developing and maintaining relationships with local employers you will be able to facilitate important connections for candidates who have barriers to employment. Confidentiality, Disclosure and Case Notes - Topics of discussion include maintaining the confidentiality of your customers’ medical information, adherence to rules and regulations set forth by the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and how to use appropriate terminology in documenting case notes. Regional TrainingsIn April and May 2008, in response to a survey completed by One-Stop Career Center staff, the State Disability Program Navigator Team presented the following trainings: Community Connections - This workshop was designed to provide the participant with strategies on how to develop community relationships with employers, service providers, schools & other area organizations to increase relationships & recruitments. Strategy discussions included the economics of hiring, employer research, networking, job posting resources, job description refining & the dos and don’ts of customer service. View the Community Connections PowerPoint, Business and Job Seeker Fact Sheets. Assistive Technology and Accommodations - The morning portion of this workshop was designed to provide participants with information on what assistive technology and software does and how it can benefit job seekers. Below are the handouts and resources that were provided to participants, click on the title to view the materials.
The afternoon portion was designed to provide information and activities to give One-Stop staff a working knowledge of access and accommodations. Below are the handouts and resources that were provided to participants, click on the title to view the materials.
Work Matters: Navigator NewsThis is a bi-monthly e-Newsletter for individuals interested in learning what activities related to individuals with disabilities are occurring around the State and at One-Stop Career Centers. Issues:
January 2009 - December 2009 Issues December 2007 - December 2008 Issues If you would like to receive these updates, sign-up below.
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