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New Webinars and Training Modules Announced for Aging and Disability Service Providers in Minnesota

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Published on September 04, 2025
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Staying informed on the latest resources and policies impacting the aging and disabled communities in our region just got a bit easier. The Aging and Adult Services Division (AASD), along with the Disability Services Division (DSD), continues its commitment to clear communication with its latest updates. Just last Tuesday, a twin set of announcements was gracefully laid out on their weekly digest, promising upcoming educational opportunities for professionals and caretakers alike.

Coming up on the 18th of September, a webinar titled “Exploring the Impact of Aging with HIV: Resources, Insights and Lifespan Considerations” is a must-attend for local lead agencies, providers, and other interested parties. This initiative aims to delve into the intricate blend of aging and living with HIV/AIDS. Those interested had better mark their calendars – registration is set to close swiftly on September 11, 2025. Looking a bit further ahead, October 21st will unveil another pivotal webinar, according to the Minnesota Department of Human Services bulletin. This session, focusing on Family Adult Foster Care (AFC) and Life Sharing Support Tiers, promises to provide an overview of legislative changes that could fundamentally reconfigure the family residential services rate settings for disability waivers.

The digest does not stop there; it continues to serve as a beacon of assistance shining upon the crucial topic of employment. Employment and day services providers have been beckoned to review new training modules made available through DirectCourse. Tailored to Minnesota’s employment services, this online curriculum stands as a testament to the ongoing educational support being fortified within these critical service sectors.

For those absorbed in the vital work of caring for our society's most vulnerable, these webinars and trainings herald the kind of knowledge that has the potential to subtly level up their daily practices. It's this very exchange of insight and regulation, tracked and disseminated through such platforms, that fuels our collective progress. Despite the ever-present mire of bureaucracy, it's these gleanings of wisdom that enable caregivers to navigate and to ultimately enhance the well-being of those they serve. With each weekly bulletin, AASD and DSD are slowly cementing their role as invaluable cornerstones of our community's support system.