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The Arc of Florida Job Posting
The Arc of Florida is seeking a full time Office Manager. Primary duties and responsibilities include accounting functions, overseeing day to day office operations, production of materials for public relations, providing support to Association committees and organizing quarterly board meetings. Job closing end of business on May 18th. If you are interested please email your resume to
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Residential Fee Collection Initiative
LATEST UPDATE April 24, 2012
Disability Rights Florida has issued a Res Fee Collection Letter to the Agency for Persons with Disabilities along with a Res Fee Collection Rule Challenge.
Download Letter
Download Rule Challenge
Looking for more information on the Agency for Persons with Disabilities Residential Fee Collection initiative? The following information was provided to The Arc of Florida by General Counsel Mike Palecki in response to a request for legal research by APD on this subject.
The information and attachments do not represent the positions or opinions of the The Arc of Florida, they are merely provided for informational purposes in response to a request for the legal research on this issue. Individuals and rep payees should consult the Social Security Administration and/or legal counsel for information related to their specific situation.
Check out our download section for more information on Florida's iBudget implementation
Visit FYITransition
This comprehensive Florida-specific web portal for youth with disabilities, their families, and service providers offers information about transition from school to adult life, including employment, health, budgeting, and community living. Visit the site.
The ABLE ACT of 2011
Those who have participated in previous NFXF Advocacy Days and responded to prior Action Alerts know that we advocated for passage of the ABLE Act in the 111th Congress. That term ended without passage of the bill however we are pleased to report that a new ABLE Act will soon be introduced in the current Congress.
Purpose:
To encourage and assist individuals and families in saving private funds for the purpose of supporting individuals with disabilities to maintain health, independent, and quality of life.
To provide secure funding for disability-related expenses on behalf of designated beneficiaries with disabilities that will supplement, but not replace, benefits provided through private insurances, the Medicaid program, the supplemental security income program, the beneficiary’s employment, and other sources. Click below to read more....
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