HRDB Current Initiatives

Developing a Disability During a Pandemic?
October 13, 2021 (via WebEx)

Developing a Disability During a Pandemic? Presentations (all, individually below)

• Hampton Roads Disabilities Training Session SSA Disablity-SSI
• Hampton Roads Disabilities Training SSA See What You Can Do Online!
• Hampton Roads Disability Forum - SOAR Orientation
• Hampton Roads Disability Training Session VBPD CIT and ID

Disability Insurance: What You Need to Know,
April 24, 2018

Presentations from the Disability Insurance: What You Need to Know event:

• Disability Board Presentation
• Norfolk Human Services Presenation (Disability Conference 4 24 18)

Abled, Not Disabled: 2017 Regional Conference on Persons with Disabilities

Conference Program/Agenda

Conference Powerpoints, Handouts, Presenter Bios and other Materials (by session, as available)

Opening Plenary: Providing World Class Customer Service to Customers & Clients with Disabilities

Basic Priniciples of ADA (Title I) - Employment Session

Hoarding as a Disability Session

Tips and Techniques in Creating an ADA Compliant Agency Session

Crisis Intervention Team Session

Making Housing Accessible Session

Reasonable Accommodations Part I Session

Employment Options and Resources Session

Sponsors

Gold Level

Silver Level

Bronze Level

Crisis Intervention Team Symposium on Mental Health

The Americans With Disabilities Act: For Everyone, Everyday

The ADA: Title II Training, June 29, 2015, Part 1

The ADA: Title II Training, June 30, 2015, Part 2

The ADA: Title II Training, June 30, 2015, Part 3

The Hampton Roads Disability Board

• Provides information and resource referral to citizens and local governments regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act.
• Informs and educates the community about issues, barriers, and options, to ensure that persons with physical and sensory disabilities can participate to the fullest extent possible.
• Raises public awareness and advises long-range county and state planning agencies about the needs of area residents who have physical and/or sensory disabilities.
• Serves as a reference for county residents with disabilities; creates support linkages between services for the disabled and residents that might find these services beneficial.
• Encourages and supports communication among service providers to improve the coordination and the availability of services for persons with disabilities.
• Exchanges information with other regional organizations and State DSBs regarding services to persons with physical and sensory disabilities and the best practices in the delivery of services.