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About CIDSO

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CIDSO 2021 Meeting Dates

Mark Your Calendars!

CIDSO 2021 Membership Meetings

All meetings will be at 6;00 pm via Zoom

January 19

April 20

July 20

October 19

Email Diane Crutcher at diane.crutcher@c4pd.com for Zoom ID and link.

Posted
1/11/2021

Zoom Bingo Dates!

Join us for some social-distanced fun! All members welcome!

Regular Bingo Buddies- January 15 and 29 at 1:00 pm

AND...

Nick Bolin is hosting Martin Luther King Bingo Monday January 18 at 3:00.
 

Please contact Michelle Newbold at newbol1@aol.com for the links.

 

Posted
9/23/2020

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Automatically Donate .5% of your Amazon Purchases to CIDSO!

Click above for details!

Posted
7/15/2020

Medical Care of Adults with Down Syndrome

A Clinical Guideline

Posted
11/3/2020

CIDSO BEGINNINGS!

Click above to read Pantagraph article from 1975

We've Come a Long Way!

 

Posted
1/24/2020

Redbird Readers!

Adult Literacy Program

The mission of this program is to provide an opportunity for individuals with Down syndrome to maintain and build upon their academic skills. The program is available to all persons with Down syndrome who are at least 18 years of age (with priority given to those out of high school) and who live in McLean County. The program fee is about $250 per semester if there are at least 16 participants (fee would increase if participation numbers decrease).

Click on Redbird Readers for more information.

 

 

Posted
7/20/2017

Consumer Stipend Funds from The ARC

The Arc of Illinois, through a grant from the Illinois Council on Developmental Disabilities, administers the Consumer Involvement Program and distributes consumer stipend funds to enable people with developmental disabilities and their family members to attend conferences of their choice that are directly related to developmental disability issues.  https://www.thearcofil.org/about-us/programs/financial-assistance-for-trainings/

Posted
1/11/2018