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"Chain of Challenges."
People can now participate in 2 ways:
1) They can write articles.
2) They can suggest topics.
This way I wll know their interests.
I am meeting with local companies that have contact with consumers to give them a flyer and explain what this service is about. It's time to start and then grow, grow, grow!!!
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Infobility has two goals:
1)Sharing information by connecting people with some unique resources.
2)Sharing information through personal coaching to improve quality of life.
Connecting to Resources:
* Getting Money - This is a discussion on receiving finances through a unique program. We will discuss the products / services offered and the qualifications.
* Getting Benefits - This is a discussion on applying for Social Security-SSDI, SSI. We will discuss the often lengthy and frustrating appeals process.
Coaching and Literature:
* Vocational Venues - This is a community employment model that can be adapted for consumers. Skills adressed include interviews, applications, and resumes.
* Paths to Progress - These are individual sessions, via telephone or in the home, to assist consumers in a number of areas. Issues include: coping with challenges, family relationships, and future goals. The first session is free.
* The Tenacity of Hope - This is a self-help booklet to assess needs and give a framework to improve the quality of life. The issues covered include physical, social, vocational, personal, educational, and community.
1)Sharing information by connecting people with some unique resources.
2)Sharing information through personal coaching to improve quality of life.
Connecting to Resources:
* Getting Money - This is a discussion on receiving finances through a unique program. We will discuss the products / services offered and the qualifications.
* Getting Benefits - This is a discussion on applying for Social Security-SSDI, SSI. We will discuss the often lengthy and frustrating appeals process.
Coaching and Literature:
* Vocational Venues - This is a community employment model that can be adapted for consumers. Skills adressed include interviews, applications, and resumes.
* Paths to Progress - These are individual sessions, via telephone or in the home, to assist consumers in a number of areas. Issues include: coping with challenges, family relationships, and future goals. The first session is free.
* The Tenacity of Hope - This is a self-help booklet to assess needs and give a framework to improve the quality of life. The issues covered include physical, social, vocational, personal, educational, and community.
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