Disability Awareness Training

Free Disability Awareness Training: Creating Belonging and Inclusion

Join the Special Needs Support Center (SNSC) for a free, hands-on Disability Awareness Training to help community members, businesses, and nonprofits build more inclusive and accessible spaces for people of all abilities. This session is designed to enhance understanding, foster empathy, and equip you with practical tips to create a welcoming environment for individuals with disabilities.

What You’ll Learn:

• Understanding disability awareness and inclusive practices
• Best practices for accessibility in workplaces and community spaces
• How to foster belonging and support individuals with disabilities
• Actionable steps to make your organization or business more inclusive

Who Should Attend:

• Community members & advocates
• Business owners & employees
• Nonprofit leaders & volunteers
• Educators & service providers
• Anyone passionate about inclusion

This two-hour training covers:

• Definition of Disability: Types of disabilities, including physical, sensory, cognitive, and developmental impairments
• Communication Skills: Respectful language and adapting communication styles
• Recognizing Barriers: Identifying physical and attitudinal barriers to inclusion
• Accommodations and Support: Understanding necessary accommodations for employees with disabilities

Benefits of Attending:

• Increases awareness of disability diversity
• Fosters an inclusive environment and improves communication
• Reduces stigma and challenges misconceptions about disabilities
• Enhances recruitment and retention by attracting qualified individuals with disabilities

This training is also a step toward becoming Certified as Disability-Friendly. For more information about the certification process, contact Dr. Kendra LaRoche at .

We’ve already trained 271 individuals this year and are excited to reach even more! Be part of the movement to create a more welcoming and accessible Upper Valley.

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