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The Idaho 2022 WIOA State Plan outlines actions WIOA partners will be committing to in order to place individuals, including youth and those with significant barriers to employment, into high-quality jobs and careers and help employers hire and retain skilled workers.
Please visit the Idaho Workforce Development Council website to access the Public Comment section for the 2022 WIOA State Plan.
Rice University is seeking volunteers who are currently dementia family caregivers for an important research study on emotions and caregivers’ health. More information found here.
For more free local webinars related to Caregiving and taking care of yourself and those we love see https://learnidaho.org/education/
Please see the Alzheimer’s Association, Idaho Chapter, May Education Schedule. Click here for the full calendar of events.
The Memory Café a place where family caregivers and their partner with memory loss can get together in a safe, supportive and engaging environment. Click here for details
A 6-part workshop series designed to help family caregivers find balance while caring for a loved one. For more information Click Here
The draft redline rules are being presented for authorization as part of the Idaho Commission on Aging’s plan to review each rule under Executive Order 2020-01, Zero-Based Regulation. The Commission seeks to prevent the accumulation of costly, ineffective, and outdated regulations and reduce regulatory burden to achieve a more efficient operation of government. The rule changes are intended to perform a comprehensive review of this chapter by collaborating with the public to streamline or simplify language. The Idaho Commission on Aging intends to carefully consider all changes presented by the public and may propose certain changes so long as they are consistent with the rules’ statutory authority and the Governor’s Executive Order. The public may provide comment to the ICOA through 06/30/2022. Please send all comments to ICOA@aging.idaho.gov . Please see the document here. In addition, ICOA will update and review Adult Protective Services Statute. If you would like to provide input, please review the document here.
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