Astrive Advocacy is committed to improving the lives of individuals with disabilities and their families by serving as a resource for training and support for individuals, families, employers, policy makers, and members of the community. We are dedicated to develop, grow, and support Individuals with Disabilities, Family Members, Provider Staff, and Community Advocates in their efforts to recognize their value, speak and be heard, and improve access to quality programs and services in all aspects of community life.

On-Going Initiative

SUPPORTED DECISION-MAKING

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NOVEMBER FEATURES

Family Caregivers Month

National recognition of family caregivers started in 1994, and today, November recognizes and honors the 90 million+ family caregivers across the country. This month allows for raising awareness of family caregiver issues, celebrate the efforts of family caregivers, and educate family caregivers about resources for support.

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Epilepsy Awareness Month

This year during National Epilepsy Awareness Month (NEAM), the Epilepsy Foundation is rolling out #StaySafeSide, a nationwide effort to highlight the importance of recognizing a seizure and promote seizure first aid. Do you know how to recognize or know what to do if you see someone having a seizure?

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Join An Advocacy Network

Be a part of the Disability Advocacy Network and get information about public policy issues impacting people with I/DD, and know when to take timely action. It takes a unified voice and strong movement of people with disabilities, parents, siblings, and allies to advocate for civil rights.

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