10th Annual Pathways
to Employment Awards
hosted by the Prince George's Provider Council
The Employment Awards Breakfast celebrates the achievements of Prince Georgians with disabilities, the dedicated individuals who support them, and the businesses that empower them to reach their dreams. The event will take place on Thursday, October 10, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Martin’s Crosswinds in Greenbelt. We hope to see you there. Click Here to learn more about the event and our sponsors.
For more information contact the Provider Council at (301) 395-3241 or email Aprilggetz@pgprovidercouncil.org
Transitioning Youth Resource Fair
When: October 19th, 2024 From: 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Where: Dukes Student Center
Prince George's Community College
301 Largo Rd, Largo, MD 20774
What happens after high school? How can you start preparing today?
Parents, teachers, youth with disabilities, and others can find lots of resources in one place! The event will be held on October 19 from 1:00-4:00 at Prince George’s Community College.
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· Call for Exhibitors
This is your opportunity to connect with families, sharing the various supports and services that you provide to help their child succeed. Exhibitor's Sign Up Here
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· Event Registration
Families with children with intellectual and developmental disabilities will be introduced to multiple participating community organizations including employment support agencies, benefit specialists, provider agencies, community resources, and more. Registration to attend the event is free. Register here
The Prince George’s Provider Council envisions a community that empowers people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live full, inclusive lives in the community of their choice through the shared responsibilities of public and private partnerships.
COLLABORATE
We work in partnership with our members to increase communication and sharing of Best Practices between Providers of a wide range of supports for people with intellectual/ developmental disabilities in Prince George’s County.
Collectively our membership employs thousands of people, including a large cadre of Direct Support Professionals who are responsible for the direct day-to-day support services for more than 2,800 Prince George’s County residents daily. Services range from employment support to day activities to residential support to personal care and case management.
The Provider Council is extremely active and involved in a host of activities that contribute to member agencies having the resources they need to improve supports to people with intellectual/developmental disabilities and enhance the skills and quality of Direct Support Professionals. Our efforts promote the visibility of the provider community and strengthen the infrastructure of Prince George’s County system of support. We believe we must ensure that our services are available to those who need them and that we are seeking to continuously improve the quality of services in our network.
MISSION:
To advocate, collaborate, and educate for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
EDUCATE
We educate the community on the work we all do in support of individuals with intellectual/ developmental disabilities. By using a collaborative approach, we also coordinate training and distribute resources on the issues of service to the community.
ADVOCATE
We advocate to ensure people with intellectual/developmental disabilities living and working in Prince George’s County have the support system they need to be successful and lead a meaningful life including securing sufficient funding to support services by our Providers.
COMMUNITY
We strive to increase the opportunities for those we support to live meaningful lives in the communities of their choice, where they can fully participate in the community activities they choose. We believe that true community inclusion occurs when everyone can work and play side by side regardless of their capabilities.
