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Resources on Systems Change Grants

New Opportunities for Community Living: A Systems Change Conference
The first annual Systems Change conference was held in Washington, DC on May 24 - 25, 2001, sponsored by the Health Care Financing Administration and facilitated by the HCBS Resource Network. The conference was targeted toward States, consumers, providers and advocates to share information and ideas on home and community based systems change initiatives. These initiatives will enable more integrated, community living for persons with disabilities of all ages. The conference also provided a national forum to present various major grant initiatives from the Health Care Financing Administration. The overall objective of the conference was to help States improve their long term support systems. Information was exchanged among stakeholders, meritorious practices shared, and profiles of complementary Federal programs presented. The webcast highlights two distinct tracks from the conference, Choice and Responsibility, and Whole Person Support Systems, as well as offering the plenary sessions.

To view the sessions available through the webcast. Please excuse any transcription errors.

Teleconference

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights presents: "Housing for People with Disabilities 'Understanding HUD Section 8 Vouchers' an Olmstead Technical Assistance Call" Monday, July 16, 2001 at 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. EST

Questions and Answers About the Coordinated Invitation to Apply for "Systems Change for Community Living" - July 2, 2001 PDF 387KB

Last Modified on Thursday, September 16, 2004