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EVV Stakeholder Meeting April 19, 2018 unofficial Recording
KMUD Radio - Humboldt IHSS June 2017 - Cindy Calderon and Charlie Bean - IHSS/CICA/Tri-County Independent Living
KMUD Radio - Humboldt iHSS August 2017 - Regional Centers
KMUD Radio - Humboldt IHSS October 2017 - Union and IHSS Services (providers)
KMUD Radio - Humboldt IHSS December 2017 - County Public Authoity and Services
KMUD Radio - Humboldt IHSS January 2018 - IHSS Eligibility Applying for
Assembly Budget Subcommittee No. 1 on Health And Human Services, Wednesday, March 14th, 2018
Senate Budget Subcommittee #3, Thursday, March 8th, 2018
CICA Letter to Senate Budget Subcommittee #3 March 5, 2018
FY 2017-18:
Each legislative year at least one issue rises to the top as among the most important for CSAC—with the most potential to impact counties.
This year three issues fit that bill and we have produced brief videos highlighting the effort CSAC put into Senate Bill 1, Assembly Bill 1250 and In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS.) Today’s video, the last of the three, looks the IHSS Issue.
The Governor’s January Budget proposal would have shifted an additional financial burden of more than $600 million to counties. Working with the CSAC Officers, Executive Committee, and in strong partnership with the County Administrators, CSAC was able to significantly reduce the cost shift. This video explains the issue and the successful effort to reduce the IHSS Cost Shift. https://youtu.be/lQKJgNJFXP8
Previously, we released this video looking at SB1, and the work CSAC did as a founding member of the Fix Our Roads Coalition to support this landmark legislation. https://youtu.be/c65gs08KQms,
And this video looks at the role CSAC played in establishing and leading a coalition to stop AB 1250. https://youtu.be/EvsyoELqzfM
Gregg Fishman
Communications Coordinator
California State Association of Counties
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Paul Van Dorn: Disability Etiquette
Paul Van Dorn: Disability Awareness and Work-Life Balance
Kristine Loomis: Living with a Disability
Kristine Loomis: Working with Recipients Who Have Physical Disabilities
Preventing Falls
Tai Chi for Balance Click on MPEG4 and a screen will come up to play the 30 minute video. This is a good resource for both providers and recipients for excercise.
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Long-Term Care at Home!
AP-NORC released a video interactive to explain the range of in-home services available and share further resources.
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KMUD Radio Cindy Calderon/Charlie Bean/Margaret Lewis - Host
Talk on Tri County Indepenent Living, Humboldt IHSS Advisory Committee, and CICA
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Assembly Budget Subcommittee #1 Health and Human Services SSI/SSP - March 15, 2017
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NAPA Videos:
1st Annual CICA Advisory Board Summit May 19, 2015 - Sacramento
Part 5 How to be an Effective Advisory Board Work with your Public Authority, by Charles Calavan
CICA Summit Part 1 History & Mandates May 2015
CICA Summit Part 2 Mandates & Disability Rights California May 2015
CICA Summit Part 3 Disabilities Rights Calif & Panel Continued May 2015
CICA Summit Part 4 Disabilities Rights Calif & Panel May 2015
CICA Summit Part 5 How to be an Effect AB and Work with PA May 2015
CICA Summit Part 6 How to be an Effective AB & Working with your Legislator May 2015
CICA Summit Part 8 Legislator Office Visits & Summit Wrap Up May 2015
Particpant Survey Results about the Summit - Let's note not every one responded to the survey form!
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DCAD May 21, 2014 Photos:
Jack Campbell Advocate of the Year Award Winner Michelle Rousey
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Each county may have a different procedure, please contact your County IHSS Program for questions.
*************************************************************************************************************************Advocacy Training - Marty Omoto's Breakout Session - CICA Conference Oct 23 2010CDCAN Disability Advocacy Training - Marty Omoto, executive director and founder of CDCAN (California Disability-Senior Community Action Network) based in Sacramento, CA, did a breakout session titled "Knowing Your Allies and Adversaries" at the annual CICA (California In-Home Supportive Services Consumer Alliance) Conference on October 23, 2010 at the Doubletree Hotel in San Jose, CA. Though focused on IHSS - the issues and training is still relevant today because it was about the need to develop and improve community-based advocacy as the foundation needed to create change, accountability, and direct action that impact people's lives. The original video was produced by Media Posse of San Francisco, and was re-edited and uploaded to the CDCAN (Marty Omoto) Channel by CDCAN on August 14, 2014. *************************************************************************************************************************CICA Conference (October 2010) |
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Friday, Oct. 22nd - PRE-CONFERENCE CERTIFICATION INTENSIVE |
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Saturday, Oct. 23rd - GENERAL SESSION (8:30 panel) |
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Saturday, Oct. 23rd - Advisory Committee Toolbox |
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Saturday, Oct. 23rd - Protecting Yourself From Fraud |
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Saturday, Oct. 23rd - 1115 Waiver Overview & Update |
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Saturday Oct. 23rd - Current IHSS Issues |
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Saturday Oct. 23rd - lunch |
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Saturday, Oct.23rd - GENERAL SESSION 2 (145 panel) |
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Saturday, Oct. 23rd - Gathering & Using Your Resources |
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Saturday, Oct. 23rd - Knowing Your Allies |
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Sunday, Oct. 24th |
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Welcome & Opening Remarks - Janie Whiteford |
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Working Together : CICA & CIPA As Partners - Panel Discuttion |
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Plenary: Crossing Oceans - Angela Madsen |
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Plenary: Brown Bag Questions for the Unions - Union Panel |
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Plenary: IHSS Coalition -- Fighting for you -- Panel pres. |
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Plenary Session: CICA Status Report - Executive Committee |
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MediCal 250% Working Program - Teddie Joy |
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Accountability in Action - Marty Omoto |
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The In's & Out's of Social Networking - Marie Jobling |
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Understanding the Brown Act - John Stansbury |
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Presentation of White Papers - Fran Smith |
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Living with the New State Fraud - D.Doctor & K.Keeslar |
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State Issues Concerning IHSS - D.Doctor & K.Keeslar |
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Budgeting your advisory committee - Cindy Calderon |
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FLSA - A message to Governor Brown A Message to Governor Brown from IHSS Workers. Your proposal to limit IHSS worker's hours to 40 per week will result in; Loss of our homes, separation from our families, unwanted strangers in our homes caring for our loved ones, unwanted and expensive institutional care, dramatically increased use of food stamps and social services, and guaranteed lapses in care that could result in DEATH. Your father, the Honorable Governor Pat Brown, built the programs you are cutting. In fact, what has changed since YOU were a first time Governor 40 years ago? I remember how you protested social injustice and supported fair labor practices. I was young then too and caring for my severely disabled brother. Your actions as a leader inspired me to become a life long advocate for people like my brother, because you made me believe that we actually mattered. We have been together for 50 years now, and I'm still fighting for him, but I'm just not sure if we actually matter anymore. Will you be the one that finally separates us? You know how much we save the state by keeping our loved ones at home and out of expensive institutional care. Why keep cutting away at a program that was originally designed to balance the state budget in the first place? Why the 40 hour cap? There are so few of us who actually work 40 hours or more. You need to restore our 8% cut in hours too. The state is in the black now and that money bought a lot of groceries. I bet you'd be surprised how many of us actually support our disabled clients on our IHSS wages. Cuts to IHSS are inhumane and ultimately more costly. Honor your father's commitment to a responsive and humane government. Please rethink your strategy and values Sir, they will ultimately determine your legacy. Respectfully yours, Tami Orr and Tom Hayden