Name Date(s) Description Contact Information
Children with Special Health Care Needs Youth Advisory Group  4 meetings a pear  This is a group of youth with disabilities who advise the project and the Statewide Consortium on Transition about issues from a youth perspective. Kirsten  Engel at 608.235.1045 or kasawisconsin@aol.com
Statewide Transition Consortium as scheduled 3 times a year Transition leaders from across the state talk about how to make things better for youth with special health care needs who are transitioning to adulthood. Youth are welcome to attend.  
Circles of Life: A Gathering of Youth as scheduled This runs alongside the main conference - however, only youth are allowed to attend. Youth meet throughout the year to plan sessions, speakers and fun. www.wfv.org/circle/
Kids As  Self-Advocates (KASA) varies KASA is a group of youth with disabilities who work together to advocate for change. www.fvkasa.org
Statewide Youth Speakers Bureau   This is a list of youth in the state who are interested in speaking at a variety of events (conferences, meetings, classes) about their experiences as a youth or young adult with a disability.  
Wisconsin Youth Leadership Forum (YLF) week-long training - as scheduled For high school juniors and seniors with disabilities who are motivated and active in their schools and communities. applications are made available in October - check with your school
Jenny Neugart at 608.266.8778 or neugajw@dhfs.state.wi.us
YiPPE! Youth in Partnership with Parents for Empowerment 5 weekends over 6 months For youth ages 14 to 21 and their parents. An opportunity to learn about the transition process. Jenny Neugart at 608.266.8778 or neugajw@dhfs.state.wi.us
Youth Initiatives E-Newsletter   Youth Initiatives is a monthly E-Newsletter focused on the most current developments in the field of juvenile justice, child welfare and K-12 education. E-Newsletter

For more information about this service contact:
Sherry Gundlach
Coordinator, Parent Support Program
1-800-884-8746
sgundlach@cesa6.org