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Betsy MacMichael, State Director at FIFNC served on the task force that created Successful Transitions for People with Developmental Disabilities. Pam Silberman, Director of the NC Institute of Medicine stated that one of the important issues in transition planning is for families to plan for the future when they are gone.
Learn more about Lifetime Connections transition planning services.
Lifetime Connections, a program of First In Families of North Carolina, is planning its next Wills and Estate Planning Seminar for Fall 2009. To learn more visit Lifetime Connections.
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First In Families of North Carolina
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In the last nine months, of the 1771 requests for help made to our Local Chapters, 48% were to keep families in homes with electricity, water, food, clothes read more ...
Join us as we brainstorm ways to save the Community Bridging Program in Durham on July 1. Print flyer with meeting details.
First In Families of NC Newsletter - 2009 Spring Edition [PDF print version]. Email us to request an alternate format.
Betsy MacMichael, State Director of FIFNC was interviewed on the Spanish speaking station OPEN/Net and discussed FIFNC services.
WUNC-TV features First In Families of NC on a 7-minute video produced in the Spring 2008. View the video.
We believe in the power and potential of human relationships. See what we do in action.
This is the first organization that has actually done something concrete to help Emily move forward with her life! Thanks for listening and HEARING. -
Cary Battle, mother of Emily Battle (December 2008).
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