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Adult Special Olympics:
Basketball Game River Winds,
Deptford January 31,
2010 jbozicek@comcast.net
Adult Special Olympics:
Basketball Practice February 3,
2010 Team B
6:30PM-7:30PM Team A 7:30PM-
8:30PM Haddonfield Campus- Cooley Hall
Gym jbozicek@comcast.net
NJACP Workshop
Series-Doing Our Best Work: 10 Ingredients of
Quality Support, presented by Peter
Leidy February 4,
2010 9:30AM - 4PM
Ewing, NJ (609) 406-1400
Secondary
Students Valentine Dance February 5,
2010 7PM
- 8:30PM Haddonfield
Campus- Cooley Hall Gym (856) 524-7229
Professional Workshop
Series sponsored by Autism NJ- Improving the
Social Behavior of Children with Autism: Research
into Practice; and Bridges to Adulthood:
Supporting Lives of Competence, Dignity, and
Quality February 5,
2010 9AM
- 3PM Edison, NJ (609) 883-8100
Free DD
Workshop: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
February 17,
2010 6:30PM-8:30PM Farrington
Conference Room Haddonfield Campus (856)
524-7371
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Pictured above,
Haddonfield Memorial High School students take a
smoothie order from Jim
Schaefer.
Local
high school students spend the day at the Flicker
Residences
Once again a group
of Haddonfield Memorial High School students and
teachers spent Martin Luther King Day with the
persons we serve at the Flicker Residences. In
what has become a yearly tradition, the students
threw a big party, complete with fruit smoothies,
balloons, arts and crafts and karaoke. The day was
a smashing success and we thank the students and
staff at HMHS for choosing to dedicate their day
of service with
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Have
a question? Ask our experts!
From toilet training to dating -
and everything in between - our Family Resource
Center is here to help you! Visit our new web site
to view our library of Q&As - a selection of
questions submitted by family members and answered
by our experts. If you don't see a question
related to your situation, just submit a question,
and our experts will provide practical suggestions
in a timely manner. Following is the most recent
question posed by a family member.
Q: My
son eats too much, and I am having trouble
convincing him to stop eating. (He has a
developmental disability.) He claims he needs it.
He's gaining weight, and his appetite is as strong
as ever. I have to hide his preferred food items.
What should I do?
View the
answer Visit Bancroft's "Ask the Expert"
Library Submit a question to Bancroft's "Ask
the Expert" |
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Free
Developmental Disability Workshop: Fetal Alcohol
Syndrome
We will
be holding our next workshop in our free
Developmental Disabilities (DD) Workshop Series on
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 from 6:30PM-8:30PM.
The workshop, presented by Dr. Bobbi DiHoff, is
designed for both families and professionals, but
is open to anyone interested in learning more
about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.
The workshop
will focus on identifying the characteristics of
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, the criteria for medical
diagnosis, prevalence among the population, known
etiology, the domain areas of affected impairment,
prevention and associated learning
disabilities.
The workshop will be held in
the Farrington Building, located on Bancroft's
Campus in Haddonfield, New Jersey. For further
information or to register, please contact Pat
Reid at (856) 524-7453 or email
preid@bnh.org.
These workshops are
available to the public at no charge. Support
generously provided by the TD Charitable
Foundation.
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DDD
Today
Newsletter
The most recent issue of the DDD Today
Newsletter is now available online at http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?t=759j7gdab.0.0.7n9pimcab.0&p=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.state.nj.us%2Fhumanservices%2Fddd%2Fnews%2Fnews%2Findex.html&id=preview,
or click
here to view.
- Athletes Seek Better Access at Ice Rinks for
People with Disabilities
- Cancer Screening Guides Available from the
Arc of NJ
- DDD - Lower Central Community Service Office
Moves from Trenton to Hamilton
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 Pictured above from left to
right, staff member Virginia Havens enjoys lunch
with Mark
Harbeson.
Fun
at the Mahzu Hibachi
Grill
Staff members and individuals served by
Bancroft's Plainsboro Day Treatment Services
recently enjoyed a unique lunch at the Mahzu
Hibachi Grill in East Windsor. One of many
community activities planned by the program, the
outing provided the opportunity for socialization
in a fun environment. Lunch-goers were treated to
some fancy tricks by the chef at their table -
balancing an egg on a spatula, tossing food into
diners' mouths; it was anything but a boring
lunch!
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