July 2018
Christmas in July
It is not too early to sign up to be a Secret Santa to a consumer, foster child or family in need. FMI about ways to get involved in holiday giving—hosting a giving tree, “adopting” a consumer or family, donating warm winter gear or providing a holiday dinner giving basket, contact Cathy McGuckin, Development Associate, cmcguckin@woodfords.org or (207) 878-9663, x 4109.
Find out more »Woodfords Family Fun Day
Consumers, consumer families, Woodfords employees and employee families are invited to a picnic at the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. This free event will be held rain or shine on Saturday, July 28, 2018. Invitations will go out in mid-June with more information.
Find out more »September 2018
Pathways to Transition: Special Needs Trusts and Estate Planning
A workshop series for parents and professionals supporting youth with special needs as they transition to adulthood. FREE workshop but advance registration is requested. The topic for this workshop is Special Needs Trusts & Estate Planning. The program will cover: Who needs a Special Needs Trust? What are the benefits? What is involved in creating and managing a Special Needs Trust? Why it is different from other legal documents? How funds from Special Needs Trust can be used. Do I…
Find out more »September 2019
Sexuality and Personal Boundaries – Parents
This three hour training will provide participants with some basic tools and language to facilitate healthy discussions and education around sexuality and boundaries.
Find out more »November 2019
Supported Transitions to Kindergarten
Learn what you can do at home to prepare for your child's transition into public school. Woodfords' Training Team and Clinical Staff will outline your role in the transition process and discuss the responsibilities of your child's preschool, public school and CDS.
Find out more »May 2021
Sexuality and Personal Boundaries – Parents
Discussing sexuality and personal boundaries with children can be difficult for even the most confident parents. It can be even more challenging to have these conversations with children and adolescents with developmental disabilities. However, because research shows that children with developmental disabilities are at a higher risk of being sexually abused or exploited, it is important that parents educate their children about their bodies, how to set personal boundaries and how to stay safe. This three hour training will provide…
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