Meeting Dates and Materials
For Individuals & Families
The Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD) values the insight of individuals in services, self-advocates, and their families. A self-advocate is an individual with a disability who wants to talk about their experiences and help make DSPD services even better, whether or not they are currently receiving services. DSPD hosts quarterly Family and Self-Advocate Information Gatherings to provide information to individuals in services, self-advocates, and their families to help them understand what certain changes mean for them; and give them a place to provide input and share their thoughts. You can find information about the next gathering down below, along with resources and presentations from previous meetings. Please email us at [email protected] if you have any questions.
Get Involved
DSPD is looking for self-advocates and people who use our services to be a part of different work groups and committees. Please review the Self-Advocate Feedback Opportunities Flyer opens in a new tab for more information.
Previous Meetings
DSPD is looking for an individual who is currently receiving DSPD services to be a member of our Disability Advisory Council (DAC). Please review the DAC Flyer opens in a new tab for more information.