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Toolkit Implementation Training Services

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Grief Support Toolkit for People with Developmental Disabilities

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AgencyNew York → NYS Council on Developmental Disabilities
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Performs development and delivery of a training program for prime contractors on NYS Council on Developmental Disabilities projects. Develops modules to help participants identify signs of grief and provides guidance on initiating support conversations for caregivers and staff. Requires experience in adult education and DD support staff training. Delivers a completed training program and implementation evidence.

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