What is a PATH? Planning Alternative Tomorows with Hope workshop in Rockford September 22 and 23

[Guest guest]

PATH: Planning Alternative Tomorrows with HOPE

Learn about what is a PATH?

Or, What are the benefits to becoming a PATH facilitator?

Bekah and Holly

At the heart of helping people move toward a more fulfilling life is person

centered planning, personal support networks, a defined vision,

collaboration, energy and the commitment to work together on complex

problems. PATHs are future focused tools used to document dreams, set goals

and create support networks for individuals, teams and organizations. While

they have been forged by the disability community, PATH has been proven to

have great value in areas such as child protection, mental health, elder

care and corrections.

Learn about having a PATH done or becoming a facilitator at our

mini-workshop on

Thursday, September 22 at 7 pm: 3028 N Trainer Road, Rockford

Friday, September 23 at Noon: Access Services 7399 Forest Hills Road, Loves

Park

To reserve your seat, get more information or if you need accommodations,

call Partridge at 815 262 0699 or email at wkkp@...

Partridge

Northern Illinois Field Organizer

Illinois Association of Microboards and atives

www.iambc.org

815-262-0699

3028 N. Trainer Road

Rockford, IL 61114

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A life changed for the better is practice based evidence.

The Illinois Association of Microboards and atives is intended for

those who want to explore possibilities of alternative services for

themselves or their loved ones. The project assists persons with

disabilities and their families and friends to create non-profit

corporations that allow them to live self-directed lives through the use of

person-centered planning, community supports and resource management.