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WNY Independent Living's Weekly Radio show updating you about agency and community service, programs, events.
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Episode #1924
September is National Preparedness Month. The month focuses on what your family should do to be ready for an emergency. Having a plan and being prepared is especially important for people with disabilities. Frank Cammarata, Director of the Erie County Office for People with Disabilities, joined the show to offer advice on being prepared should an emergency arise.
Episode #1923
There are many resources available for people with disabilities to assist with day-to-day living. One of those resources includes utilizing an animal to support your needs. But questions often arise about the difference between service animals and assistance animals, and what is allowable with each. WNYIL’s Chief Policy Officer Todd Vaarwerk joined the show to talk about the difference between service and assistance animals in the community.
Episode #1922
For the second consecutive year, Independent Living of the Genesee Region is hosting a Parking Lot Party at its main location in Batavia. This event is designed to be a day of community and togetherness for the area. ILGR team members Kristen Lazarony and Christine Perrin joined the show to talk about ILGR’s upcoming Parking Lot Party.
Episode #1919
For people with disabilities or chronic health conditions, the ability to manage their lives and their health directly is paramount to maintaining their independence. The Taking Control Self-Directed Home Care program here at WNYIL is designed to support that level of independence. Taking Control’s Speaker Series is a new component this year that touches on topics that are relevant to consumers living independently in the community. Julie Andrews, the Director of Taking Control, returned to the show today to talk about some upcoming topics covered through the speaker series.
Episode #1918
International Overdose Awareness Day is observed globally on August 31st each year. It is the world's largest annual campaign to remember loved ones lost, acknowledge the grief of families and friends, and spread awareness about evidence-based overdose prevention to save lives. In recognition of the day, the team from Addict to Addict at Independent Living of Niagara County are hosting an overdose awareness day rally on August 31st in the city of Lockport. ILNC Recovery Peer Services Coordinator Erin Zych and Addict 2 Addict Peer Support Specialist Doug Bisher joined the show to to talk about the upcoming Overdose Awareness Day Rally in Lockport.
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