Temple University Institute on Disabilities

Working alongside Pennsylvania's people with disabilities and their families to promote self-determined lives since 1974.

What's Going on at the Institute

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YOU. SLEEP. STAY. Screening and Discussion

April 16 at Charles Library: A deeply felt exploration of what it means to belong, to care, and to bear witness, as Fred prepares to leave the only home he has known.

You Sleep Stay Screening Information and Registration

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Social Connections and Support Systems

April 29 — A virtual Families First empowerment training. Social connections play a vital role in the overall well-being, influencing mental, emotional, and even physical health. Strong relationships provide a foundation of support, whereas weak social ties may contribute to feelings of isolation.

Register: Social Connections and Support Systems

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FRIL Resource Toolkit

Providing a wide range of resources and guidance, a toolkit that parents of school-aged children with disabilities can use in everyday life and throughout their child’s lifespan

FRIL Resource Toolkit