Internet Safety & INDATA Introduction
With the internet being a potential source of scams, cyberbullying, phishing, identity theft and privacy concerns, it’s crucial for everyone to understand how to navigate online spaces safely. In this talk, you’ll learn essential strategies so you can safely enjoy everything the internet has to offer.
Presented by Noble, Inc.
Free registration: email CFL@mynoblelife.org by 4pm 04/02/25.
Art with OASIS
Join us for for an afternoon of creativity.
Cost is just $10 and that includes all the supplies you’ll need.
Space is limited and registration is required by March 31.
Email programs@oasisforlife.org or call/text 765-267-3808. You’ll get the location when you register.
Here’s what we’ll be creating:
Tippecanoe Housing Solutions Coalition
Join our Tippecanoe Housing Solutions Coalition for a public housing discussion.
We invite you to participate in a vital community discussion housing. This collaborative event will focus on addressing key housing challenges, including but not limited to:
Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention
Limited Housing Stock
Limited and Coordinated Services for Housing Stabilization
Lack of Homeownership Opportunities
Substandard Housing
We especially invite you to attend the Community Voices Conversation on Wednesday 4/9 6pm - 8pm. You don’t have to register to attend.
Free registration for any or al of the conference.
CtLC Live: Respite: A Break from Caregiving
Caregiving is rewarding but demanding.
Taking breaks is essential for balance and well-being.
Join us to explore Charting the LifeCourse respite tools and plan for meaningful breaks.
Good respite planning starts with a clear vision.
Knowing what good respite looks like for you and your loved one helps guide decisions, ensuring each choice moves you closer to that vision.
Learn strategies to plan for respite
Discover practical tools to support caregivers
Explore ways to take meaningful breaks.
Presented by Family Resource Network of Ohio.
Free registration.
Tippecanoe Housing Solutions Coalition Open Community Forum
Join the Tippecanoe Housing Solutions Coalition for a public housing discussion.
We invite you to participate in a vital community discussion housing. This collaborative event will focus on addressing key housing challenges, including but not limited to:
Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention
Limited Housing Stock
Limited and Coordinated Services for Housing Stabilization
Lack of Homeownership Opportunities
Substandard Housing
The event runs Tuesday 4/8 through Friday 4/11 with a Community Forum on Wednesday 4/9.
Free registration (but not required).
Cafe Literato Social Club
Meet new friends for good conversation!
The group meets the 2nd Thursday each month at Cafe Literato in West Lafayette.
For more information contact Rachel at 815-353-0985 or rndebelak@gmail.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Ask The Arc Monthly Webinars
Our Ask The Arc webinar series will discuss timely topics relevant to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, and their support systems.
Ask The Arc is brought to you by the key organizations and trusted partners who join in support of our advocacy efforts through our Circles of Support initiative.
Presented by The Arc of Indiana.
Free registration.
A Workshop for Families: Understanding Behavior Change
This training will introduce the fundamental principles of Positive Behavior Support as families navigate behavior change. It will review a brief overview of behavior support, the influence of mental health on behavior, and practical support strategies to prevent challenging behavior.
Presented by The Boggs Center on Disability and Human Development.
Free registration.
Talks with The Arc Trust Monthly Webinar
Do you or a loved one receive government benefits like Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Medicaid? Not sure on how to save for the future and keep these benefits? In our webinar series, Talks with The Arc Trust, we cover the options that people have when saving for the future, the ins and outs of those options, and how they work with various government benefits.
Webinars take place on the third Wednesday of each month at 12:00 pm. ET. There is no cost, but you do need to register. Registration is for the full webinar series.
Presented by The Arc Master Trust.
Free registration.
Helping to Secure the Financial Future of Individuals (of all ages) with Disabilities
When planning for the financial future of a loved one with a disability, there are many different aspects to consider, and will vary depending on their age.
This workshop will discuss critical considerations for individuals of all ages who have a disability. We’ll review the importance of creating a life care plan, how it can help, and who should be involved. Learn crucial information and tools that may help in preparing for their financial future, such as government benefits, special needs truss, ABLE accounts, and other legal and financial structures and considerations.
Preparing for the financial future of a loved one with a disability can help ease the burden of the unexpected tomorrows. And help ensure that loved ones’ continued care and quality of life continues well into their future.
The presentation will run approximately 45-60 minutes, with a light supper and plenty of time afterwards to answer your questions.
Presented by Gordon Homes, Financial Planner, Special Care Planner for WestPoint Financial Group.
Registration is required by April 17. Email programs@oasisforlife.org or call/text 765-237-3808.
Let's Talk Benefits
Learn how early and ongoing benefits counseling empowers those considering work. Learn how to reject common myths about benefits and going to work. Understand the difference between SSI & SSDI. Understand which healthcare benefit (Medicaid and Medicare) goes with which SSA benefit. Learn asset-building options to assist with benefits. Learn about the advantages and find out how to access benefits counseling in Indiana.
Presented by Indiana Institute on Disability and Community Center on Community Living and Careers.
Free registration.
TCPL Book Life Club
Book Life is a book club which focuses on reading, friends, and fun!
Adults (ages 18 & older) with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers are invited to join our book club.
Presented by the Tippecanoe County Public Library.
For more information:
Maggie Andrejko, Head Youth Librarian
Tippecanoe County Public Library
765-429-0120
mandrejko@tcpl.lib.in.us
Grant's House Celebration
For more information and to purchase tickets visit wabashcenter.com/events.
IAB's 13th Annual Autism Parent Conference
The Institute for Applied Behavioral Science (IABS) at Endicott College is hoping you will join us for our 13th Annual Autism PARENT Conference!
All topics are geared towards parents & caregivers.
The conference is FREE and either in-person at Endicott College, or virtual via ZOOM.
WHEN: SATURDAY May 3rd
WHEN: 9:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. EST
Free registration.
Cafe Literato Social Club
Meet new friends for good conversation!
The group meets the 2nd Thursday each month at Cafe Literato in West Lafayette.
For more information contact Rachel at 815-353-0985 or rndebelak@gmail.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Ask The Arc Monthly Webinars
Our Ask The Arc webinar series will discuss timely topics relevant to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, and their support systems.
Ask The Arc is brought to you by the key organizations and trusted partners who join in support of our advocacy efforts through our Circles of Support initiative.
Presented by The Arc of Indiana.
Free registration.
Tools to Help You Save Money
Learn about 2 tools that help people with disabilities save money:
The Arc Master Trust presented by Sarah Geis.
Indiana’s ABLE Account, INvestABLE, presented by Amy Corbin.
RSVP to programs@oasisforlife.org or call/text 765-267-3808.
Introduction to customized employment for young adults
Is customized employment an option for your young adult? Join us to hear from Margie Webb, MS, CRC, a customized employment specialist for Minnesota’s Vocational Rehabilitation Services, about flexible employment options for young adults with disabilities. She will explore how customized employment can meet both the needs of employers and the strengths, needs, and interests of the job seeker.
Presented by the PACER Center.
Free registration.
Outdoor Club @ Purdue Baseball
Play Ball!
Join your friends at OASIS Community for a Purdue Baseball Game!
Tickets are FREE!
RSVP by May 14 to programs@oasisforlife.org or call/text 765-267-3808.
Talks with The Arc Trust Monthly Webinar
Do you or a loved one receive government benefits like Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Medicaid? Not sure on how to save for the future and keep these benefits? In our webinar series, Talks with The Arc Trust, we cover the options that people have when saving for the future, the ins and outs of those options, and how they work with various government benefits.
Webinars take place on the third Wednesday of each month at 12:00 pm. ET. There is no cost, but you do need to register. Registration is for the full webinar series.
Presented by The Arc Master Trust.
Free registration.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
TCPL Book Life Club
Book Life is a book club which focuses on reading, friends, and fun!
Adults (ages 18 & older) with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers are invited to join our book club.
Presented by the Tippecanoe County Public Library.
For more information:
Maggie Andrejko, Head Youth Librarian
Tippecanoe County Public Library
765-429-0120
mandrejko@tcpl.lib.in.us
Cafe Literato Social Club
Meet new friends for good conversation!
The group meets the 2nd Thursday each month at Cafe Literato in West Lafayette.
For more information contact Rachel at 815-353-0985 or rndebelak@gmail.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Ask The Arc Monthly Webinars
Our Ask The Arc webinar series will discuss timely topics relevant to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, and their support systems.
Ask The Arc is brought to you by the key organizations and trusted partners who join in support of our advocacy efforts through our Circles of Support initiative.
Presented by The Arc of Indiana.
Free registration.
Let's Talk Benefits
Learn how early and ongoing benefits counseling empowers those considering work. Learn how to reject common myths about benefits and going to work. Understand the difference between SSI & SSDI. Understand which healthcare benefit (Medicaid and Medicare) goes with which SSA benefit. Learn asset-building options to assist with benefits. Learn about the advantages and find out how to access benefits counseling in Indiana.
Presented by Indiana Institute on Disability and Community Center on Community Living and Careers.
Free registration.
Talks with The Arc Trust Monthly Webinar
Do you or a loved one receive government benefits like Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Medicaid? Not sure on how to save for the future and keep these benefits? In our webinar series, Talks with The Arc Trust, we cover the options that people have when saving for the future, the ins and outs of those options, and how they work with various government benefits.
Webinars take place on the third Wednesday of each month at 12:00 pm. ET. There is no cost, but you do need to register. Registration is for the full webinar series.
Presented by The Arc Master Trust.
Free registration.
TCPL Book Life Club
Book Life is a book club which focuses on reading, friends, and fun!
Adults (ages 18 & older) with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers are invited to join our book club.
Presented by the Tippecanoe County Public Library.
For more information:
Maggie Andrejko, Head Youth Librarian
Tippecanoe County Public Library
765-429-0120
mandrejko@tcpl.lib.in.us
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Cafe Literato Social Club
Meet new friends for good conversation!
The group meets the 2nd Thursday each month at Cafe Literato in West Lafayette.
For more information contact Rachel at 815-353-0985 or rndebelak@gmail.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Cafe Literato Social Club
Meet new friends for good conversation!
The group meets the 2nd Thursday each month at Cafe Literato in West Lafayette.
For more information contact Rachel at 815-353-0985 or rndebelak@gmail.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Cafe Literato Social Club
Meet new friends for good conversation!
The group meets the 2nd Thursday each month at Cafe Literato in West Lafayette.
For more information contact Rachel at 815-353-0985 or rndebelak@gmail.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
INF2F Heart to Heart Conference
Indiana Family to Family's Heart to Heart Conference is back for it's 9th year in 2025! This conference is to provide families and those caring for or serving children or youth with diverse health and mental health needs and/or disabilities with information in language they can understand.
As parents ourselves, we know it can be difficult to commit to a full day of learning. Our virtual platform allows you to pop on and off sessions as needed, and all registrants will have access to session recordings for a month following the conference.
Our goal is to share timely and accurate information that will help you and your family better care for your loved ones.
Visit https://www.inf2f.org/heart-to-heart-conference.html to stay up to date. More info soon to come!
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Indiana AAC Summit
Save the date for the 10th Annual Indiana AAC Summit!
Presented by Indiana AAC Summit.
Cafe Literato Social Club
Meet new friends for good conversation!
The group meets the 2nd Thursday each month at Cafe Literato in West Lafayette.
For more information contact Rachel at 815-353-0985 or rndebelak@gmail.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Let's Talk Benefits
Learn how early and ongoing benefits counseling empowers those considering work. Learn how to reject common myths about benefits and going to work. Understand the difference between SSI & SSDI. Understand which healthcare benefit (Medicaid and Medicare) goes with which SSA benefit. Learn asset-building options to assist with benefits. Learn about the advantages and find out how to access benefits counseling in Indiana.
Presented by Indiana Institute on Disability and Community Center on Community Living and Careers.
Free registration.
Cafe Literato Social Club
Meet new friends for good conversation!
The group meets the 2nd Thursday each month at Cafe Literato in West Lafayette.
For more information contact Rachel at 815-353-0985 or rndebelak@gmail.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
2025 OCALICON
The premier autism and disabilities virtual conference!
Visit https://ocali.org/ for more information.
Cafe Literato Social Club
Meet new friends for good conversation!
The group meets the 2nd Thursday each month at Cafe Literato in West Lafayette.
For more information contact Rachel at 815-353-0985 or rndebelak@gmail.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
CtLC Live: Respite: A Break from Caregiving
Caregiving is rewarding but demanding.
Taking breaks is essential for balance and well-being.
Join us to explore Charting the LifeCourse respite tools and plan for meaningful breaks.
Good respite planning starts with a clear vision.
Knowing what good respite looks like for you and your loved one helps guide decisions, ensuring each choice moves you closer to that vision.
Learn strategies to plan for respite
Discover practical tools to support caregivers
Explore ways to take meaningful breaks.
Presented by Family Resource Network of Ohio.
Free registration.
Disability Resource Fair
Connect with local resources to help you create a vision for Your Good Life.
Learn more about:
Advocacy groups
Assistive Technology
HCBS Waiver Providers
Housing Resources
Financial and Future Planning
Recreational Opportunities
Remote Supports
Presented in partnership with Wabash Center and The Arc of Tippecanoe County.
For more information, including a list of participating organizations, or if you would like to be an exhibitor, visit oasisforlife.org/drf.
BONUS! Come early to attend the INSILC Lafayette Town Hall presented by the Indiana Statewide Independent Living Council. Hear from local legislators, ask them questions, and participate in topical breakout sessions.
3:00pm – 7:00pm EST - Exhibitor Hall
Connect with organizations that serve the Lafayette community!
4:00pm – 5:00pm EST - Conversation with legislators
Meet local Tippecanoe County legislators!
Ask questions about issues relevant to you!
5:30pm – 6:30pm EST - Roundtable Conversations
Accessible Healthcare
Promoting the Independent Living Network
Emergency and Disaster Preparedness
Guardianship and Guardianship Alternatives
Transportation
MEETING ACCOMMODATIONS
American Sign Language Interpreters and CART services will be on hand
For other event accommodation requests, please contact the INSILC Executive Director, Mike Foddrill at MFoddrill@indianasilc.org. Accommodation requests should be made at least two business days in advance to help to ensure the availability of the accommodation.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
Charting the LifeCourse Live: An Introduction
Join us for a 1-hour session as we dive into Charting the LifeCourse and discover how this powerful network can be used to create a good life for anyone.
Learn the principles, explore practical applications, and hear real-life examples of how Charting the LifeCourse can enhance your experiences and help you achieve your goals.
Don’t miss this opportunity to take control of your future!
Presented by the Family Resource Network of Ohio.
Free registration.
Transitioning from pediatric to adult health care
When your young adult with special health care needs turns 18, they must transition from pediatric to adult health care providers. It is a complex process, and early planning is critical to achieving a successful change in care. This workshop will help parents and guardians understand what is involved with the transition, prepare for the move, and learn the differences between adult and pediatric health care services. It will also provide tips on how to find an effective provider that meets your young adult’s needs.
Presented by PACER Center.
Free registration.
What’s For Dinner?
SAVE-THE-DATE March 25 6:30pm-7:30pm.
Ever have a time when you need to stretch your pantry food until your next payday or income check? Maybe you ask yourself what can I make with what I have? If this is occasionally you ...join CDE for this free webinar to show you how to use the free phone app SuperCook or check it out online https://www.supercook.com/#/desktop
Here is the registration link for this opportunity to help you in a pinch. Great informaiton for independent living skills.
CtLC Live: Caregiving and Well-Being
Caring for a loved one is deeply meaningful, but it can also feel overwhelming. Your well-being matters too!
Join us for Charting the LifeCourse Live: Caregiving & Well-Being, where we’ll explore ways to balance caregiving with self-care. Through reflection, planning, and problem-solving, you’ll learn practical strategies to maintain your physical, mental, and emotional wellness—while continuing to support those you love.
📅 Choose the session that works best for you:
✅ Tuesday, March 18, 2025 | 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
✅ Tuesday, March 25, 2025 | 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
(Both sessions cover the same content.)
Presented by Family Resource Network of Ohio.
Free registration.
Wellness Series: Devices to support wellness
This workshop will explore devices from our assistive technology lending library that are designed to support emotional wellness for teens and adults. Join us to learn more about tools that can calm the body’s reaction to stress with relaxation and sensory support.
Presented by PACER Center.
Free registration.
IN*SOURCE Monday M*IN*UTES
Join IN*SOURCE’s very own Jill Summerlot, Webinar Coordinator, every Monday for a sneak peek at the week’s upcoming webinars.
Free registration.
My One-Page: A CtLC Series for Self-Advocates
Join us to create your One Page Description and talk about where you can use it! Identify:
What people like about me…
What’s important to me…
How to best support me…
at work, in the community, in the hospital or at the doctor, in your social life and relationships and while advocating!
This is a 4-part series that meets 12pm - 1pm on Mondays in March (10, 17, 24, 31).
For Self-Advocates only. Space is limited.
Presented by the Family Resource Network of Ohio.
Free registration.
TCPL Book Life Club
Book Life is a book club which focuses on reading, friends, and fun!
Adults (ages 18 & older) with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers are invited to join our book club.
Presented by the Tippecanoe County Public Library.
For more information:
Maggie Andrejko, Head Youth Librarian
Tippecanoe County Public Library
765-429-0120
mandrejko@tcpl.lib.in.us
Movie Night with Wabash Center "Out of My Mind"
Wabash Center is having a Disability Awareness Month Movie night in collaboration with Civic Theatre. This is a free event and open to the public.
Space is limited, so RSVPs are required. Civic does have a limited number of wheelchair accessible seats available as well.
RSVP using the QR code on the flyer.
Governor's Council for People with Disabilities Snack Chats
The theme for March 2025 Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month is We're Here All Year! To celebrate, we want to hear from you!
Join the Indiana Governor's Council for People with Disabilities for our Snack Chats: thirty-minute laidback conversations where people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are invited to share their thoughts about why a single month of awareness just isn't enough — caring about disability is a year-round commitment!
Friday, March 7, 11:00 - 11:30 AM (Eastern)
Friday, March 14, 11:00 - 11:30 AM (Eastern)
Friday March 21, 11:00 - 11:30 AM (Eastern)
Join virtually on Microsoft Teams!
Presented by the Indiana Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities.
Parent Cafe
Join us as parents and caregivers are given the opportunity to come together to listen, talk, build friendships and support one another.
Free dinner and free childcare (staffed by experienced DSPs from Noble) provided.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact Johnda Knight, Family Services Coordinator @ j.knight@mynoblelife.org.
Talks with The Arc Trust Monthly Webinar
Do you or a loved one receive government benefits like Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Medicaid? Not sure on how to save for the future and keep these benefits? In our webinar series, Talks with The Arc Trust, we cover the options that people have when saving for the future, the ins and outs of those options, and how they work with various government benefits.
Webinars take place on the third Wednesday of each month at 12:00 pm. ET. There is no cost, but you do need to register. Registration is for the full webinar series.
Presented by The Arc Master Trust.
Free registration.
CtLC Live: Self Determination, Informed Decision Making & Supported Decision Making
Unlock lifelong empowerment!
Learn how to create impactful experiences that empower individuals to shape their desired life.
Join us to discover to the key to lifelong self-determination.
Don’t miss out on this chance to learn and be inspired!
This is a two-part series: March 4 & March 18, 2025.
Presented by Family Resource Network of Ohio.
Free registration.
CtLC Live: Caregiving and Well-Being
Caring for a loved one is deeply meaningful, but it can also feel overwhelming. Your well-being matters too!
Join us for Charting the LifeCourse Live: Caregiving & Well-Being, where we’ll explore ways to balance caregiving with self-care. Through reflection, planning, and problem-solving, you’ll learn practical strategies to maintain your physical, mental, and emotional wellness—while continuing to support those you love.
📅 Choose the session that works best for you:
✅ Tuesday, March 18, 2025 | 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
✅ Tuesday, March 25, 2025 | 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
(Both sessions cover the same content.)
Presented by Family Resource Network of Ohio.
Free registration.
Housing: Stories from families & young adults
Three-part Housing Series.
Creating the vision Monday, March 3, 2025
This workshop will present a broad overview of person-centered planning, housing, and service options. Parents will learn how they can help their young adults to create a vision for the future as they begin their journey of exploring housing options.
Creating structure through financial and staff support Monday, March 10, 2025
This workshop will present examples of how housing, individual services, and supports are funded through federal, state, and county resources. Parents will learn about how their young adults may become eligible for and use public programs to support their housing vision.
Stories from families and young adults Monday, March 17, 2025
This workshop will feature a more detailed explanation of individualized housing and service options from a panel of parents, young adults, and housing providers who will share their own journeys through the process.This workshop will present a broad overview of person-centered planning, housing, and service options. Parents will learn how they can help their young adults to create a vision for the future as they begin their journey of exploring housing options.
Presented by PACER Center.
IN*SOURCE Monday M*IN*UTES
Join IN*SOURCE’s very own Jill Summerlot, Webinar Coordinator, every Monday for a sneak peek at the week’s upcoming webinars.
Free registration.
My One-Page: A CtLC Series for Self-Advocates
Join us to create your One Page Description and talk about where you can use it! Identify:
What people like about me…
What’s important to me…
How to best support me…
at work, in the community, in the hospital or at the doctor, in your social life and relationships and while advocating!
This is a 4-part series that meets 12pm - 1pm on Mondays in March (10, 17, 24, 31).
For Self-Advocates only. Space is limited.
Presented by the Family Resource Network of Ohio.
Free registration.
Wabash Center Saturday Social
MINDFULNESS
with
YOGA
RELAXATION
FRIENDS
SNACKS
and
LOTS OF FUN!
Presented by Wabash Center. For more information, contact saturdaysocial@wabashcenter.com.
Register using the QR code above.
Governor's Council for People with Disabilities Snack Chats
The theme for March 2025 Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month is We're Here All Year! To celebrate, we want to hear from you!
Join the Indiana Governor's Council for People with Disabilities for our Snack Chats: thirty-minute laidback conversations where people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are invited to share their thoughts about why a single month of awareness just isn't enough — caring about disability is a year-round commitment!
Friday, March 7, 11:00 - 11:30 AM (Eastern)
Friday, March 14, 11:00 - 11:30 AM (Eastern)
Friday March 21, 11:00 - 11:30 AM (Eastern)
Join virtually on Microsoft Teams!
Presented by the Indiana Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities.
Ask The Arc Monthly Webinars
Our Ask The Arc webinar series will discuss timely topics relevant to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, and their support systems.
Ask The Arc is brought to you by the key organizations and trusted partners who join in support of our advocacy efforts through our Circles of Support initiative.
Presented by The Arc of Indiana.
Free registration.
Self-Advocates of Indiana - Wabash Center Chapter
This chapter of Self Advocates of Indiana meets the second and fourth Thursdays each month. All self-advocates are invited. You do not need to be a client of Wabash Center.
For more information contact Rhonda Hicks, rhicks@wabashcenter.com.
HANDS in Autism Let's Talk Series on Advocacy & Legislation
Join us for an impactful discussion on Advocacy & Legislation with Kim Dodson, Chief Executive Officer of The Arc of Indiana! Learn how policies shape the future of disability rights and discover ways to advocate for meaningful change.
Did you know? Legislation like the ADA and IDEA has transformed accessibility and education for individuals with disabilities, yet ongoing advocacy is essential to ensure equitable opportunities for all.
Whether you're a self-advocate, caregiver, or professional, this session offers the chance to gain expert insights, ask critical questions, and explore how legislative efforts impact daily life and services.
Empower yourself with knowledge—join the conversation!
Presented by HANDS in Autism Local Community Cadres
RSVP here: https://iu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ba8dZlsijkvLQNg
Cafe Literato/Panera Social Club
NOTE: This month the group is meeting at the new Panera Bread by Walmart in West Lafayette (3045 Sachem Court South).
Meet new friends for good conversation!
The group meets the 2nd Thursday each month at Cafe Literato in West Lafayette.
For more information contact Rachel at 815-353-0985 or rndebelak@gmail.com.
Assistive Technology & Brain Injury Full Day Training
This training is designed for individuals interested in learning about tools and resources for individuals with brain injuries. It is ideal for individuals with disabilities, healthcare providers, vocational rehabilitation counselors, and other professionals supporting this population.
This FREE Assistive Technology training is designed to educate participants about the tools, resources, and apps available for individuals with brain injuries.Training on assistive technology (AT) for individuals with brain injuries is crucial for enhancing independence and improving quality of life. The right tools and supports can help individuals manage cognitive, physical, or sensory challenges resulting from a brain injury.
Presented by The INDATA Project at Easterseals Crossroads.
Free registration.
Spirituality of Young Adults with Disabilities
Friendship House gives the six Friends an opportunity to live independently and work in the community, while the seminarians get the opportunity to learn what it means to live alongside someone with a disability. They have enriched the lives of seminarians and given us a deeper appreciation of all people and a deeper understanding of what it means to be human.
Join us as we talk with Julie Land and a resident about the impact of Friendship House on the spirituality of young adults.
Presented by Faith Inclusion Network.
Free registration.
Housing: Creating structure through financial & staff support
Three-part Housing Series.
Creating the vision Monday, March 3, 2025
This workshop will present a broad overview of person-centered planning, housing, and service options. Parents will learn how they can help their young adults to create a vision for the future as they begin their journey of exploring housing options.
Creating structure through financial and staff support Monday, March 10, 2025
This workshop will present examples of how housing, individual services, and supports are funded through federal, state, and county resources. Parents will learn about how their young adults may become eligible for and use public programs to support their housing vision.
Stories from families and young adults Monday, March 17, 2025
This workshop will feature a more detailed explanation of individualized housing and service options from a panel of parents, young adults, and housing providers who will share their own journeys through the process.This workshop will present a broad overview of person-centered planning, housing, and service options. Parents will learn how they can help their young adults to create a vision for the future as they begin their journey of exploring housing options.
Presented by PACER Center.
IN*SOURCE Monday M*IN*UTES
Join IN*SOURCE’s very own Jill Summerlot, Webinar Coordinator, every Monday for a sneak peek at the week’s upcoming webinars.
Free registration.