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Independently Speaking Winter 2012 Edition

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The Winter 2011 Edition of Independently Speaking is out!

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Last Updated on Thursday, 22 December 2011 20:34
 

Disability Linkage Line Outreach & Special Projects Coordinator

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SEMCIL, Inc. is seeking a full-time Disability Linkage Line (DLL) Outreach and Special Projects Coordinator.  The Disability Linkage Line is Minnesota's statewide information and assistance system for people with disabilities, helping callers to identify resources and benefit options, support decision making and find solutions. This position develops and manages statewide outreach initiatives, facilitates and supports regional outreach with the DLL sites, and will act as the project manager to various special initiatives which include a DLL role.

This unique, new position, while administered through Southeastern Minnesota Center for Independent Living (SEMCIL), will take work direction from the DHS and will work with both Metropolitan Center for Independent Living (MCIL) and SEMCIL in developing an annual plan based on identified priorities, and implementing outreach and special initiatives.  This position will be self-directed, organized, able to work well under pressure and work well with a diverse group of individuals and organizations, be flexible, effective under deadlines, an excellent communicator and relationship builder, and team player.

Candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited program of marketing, business, or other human services field, a minimum of 5 years related experience, prior project management experience, an understanding of the independent living movement and disability cultures, as well as excellent communication and interpersonal skills, including the ability to present effectively and write clearly, concisely and accurately in documentation and correspondence.  Travel is required; candidates must possess a valid driver’s license with proof of automobile insurance coverage, a satisfactory Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) review and have reliable transportation for work throughout the state.  If interested, please submit resume and salary requirements to:

SEMCIL, Inc.
Attn: HR Manager
2200 2nd St. SW
Rochester, MN 55902
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Fax: 507.288.8070
EOE

 

 

Disability Linkage Line hosting Community Education class in Forest Lake

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November 17, 2011 (6-8:30pm)

Land of 10,000 Resources
Are you or a loved one working to cope with a short or long term disability or a chronic illness? Informationabout resources available to you is just a phone call away. Learn how to access Minnesota’s community resources and services through online tools and the Disability Linkage Line.

These great FREE tools including The Disability Linkage Line, 1-866-333-2466; Minnesotahelp.info; and Disability Benefits 101: www.db101.org can connect you with information on employment, housing,
healthcare, disability benefits, assistive technology and more.

Julia Washenberger, Disability Options Counselor

9115-F11
Thursday, Nov 17
6-8:30pm Free CLC (door 1) C8
Land of 10,000 Resources is a free class in recognition of National Community Education Day!
Please register by contacting Community Education Forest Lake @ (651) 982-8110 or (651) 982- 8120.
Last Updated on Monday, 10 October 2011 20:18
 

Independently Speaking Fall 2011 Edition

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Nursing Home Relocation

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Mcil’s Nursing Home Relocation (NHR) program provides Relocation Service Coordination
(RSC) to those who qualify in the metro area. RSC services helps individuals plan and arrange
for the services and supports they need to live in the community. We assist in finding affordable
housing as well as gaining access to needed medical, social and other services and supports
necessary to move to a community-based setting.

Many of our consumers that we start working with have been living in a nursing home for a long
period of time and are very eager to find new housing. They no longer require the level of care
that is provided at the nursing home and want to find a place to live that is less restrictive. We
are able to help these consumers find a new home in the community and live a more independent
life with all of the supports and services they will need.

In 2010 we were able to successfully help 24 individuals find a new home in the community. The
NHR program also provides Transitional Services to those who qualify. Transitional Services
is a program that supplies furniture and basic household items to individuals who are moving
into a new place, such as an assisted living or an independent apartment. Many of our consumers
who are moving out of a nursing home and into the community do not have any furniture or
household items that they will need for their new home, so Transitional Services is designed to
help those individuals start over in their new home. In 2010 we were able to provide 103 people
with Transitional Services.
 
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