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Welcome to the Disability Program Navigator or DPN as it's often referred to. The DPN site has been created to assist those with disabilities and those that employ, work, or live with individuals with disabilities. We've broken the content down by whom it serves to make it simpler to find the information that your need.

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IMAGEVideo Relay Services Available
Hands On Video Relay Services, Inc. (HOVRS) provides a new communication tool that allows the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community to communicate effectively and naturally with the hearing world through American Sign Language (ASL). HOVRS uses the Internet to provide an audio/video link to a qualified, certified Video Interpreter (VI) who interprets between the visual language of ASL and the auditory language of a hearing person. Please visit Job Central for more information.
Menu of Services:
Services for Employers and Agencies
Services for Individuals
Meet Your DPN
Where Can I Find The DPN?
How Can The DPN Help Me
Disability Issues and Actions in Congress

Success Stories


Services for Employers and Agencies:

As an employer you may have concerns or questions about subjects such as hiring practices, interviewing, ADA, and tax incentives. For more information on these and many more topics, please click the link below.
Employers and Agencies Section (link)

Services for Individuals:
For answers concerning assistive technology, benefits, and local and national resources please refer to our Individual DPN services section below.
Services for Individuals Section (link)


IMAGE: Toni the DPNMeet Your Disability Program Navigator (DPN)
Toni Costales-Servin is your North Central Counties Consortium Disability
Program Navigator.  She is located at the Sutter County One Stop and has been providing convenient and easy access to disability information in our five counties.  Some services that the Navigator provides are services to Employers such as information and training on programs, services, adaptive technology and accommodations, financial and tax incentives for hiring people with disabilities and connecting job seekers with services that will support them in meeting employment goals, provide referrals and resource information about Social Security benefits, Benefits Planning Services, Ticket to Work, and Supportive Employment and information to local resources and answers to disability questions.  The Disability Program Navigator (DPN) strengthens relationships with groups, agencies and organizations to promote the employment of qualified individuals. 

What is a Disability Program Navigator (DPN)?

    • Resource
    • Problem-Solver
    • Relationship Builder
    • Facilitator

Where can I find the DPN?
The Disability Program Navigator for Yuba, Sutter, Lake, Glenn, and Colusa Counties can be found at the Sutter County One Stop, 256 Wilbur Ave.  P.O. Box F, Yuba City Ca. 95991, (530) 822-5120 X 3052 [TTY: (530) 822-5104]

How can the DPN help me?

  • Develop partnerships and collaborate on an ongoing basis with employers to facilitate job placements for persons with disabilities.
  • Serve as resource on Social Security administration (SSA’s) work incentives and employment support programs and the provision of services through Benefits Planning, Assistance and Outreach organizations (BPAO’s); Protection and Advocacy systems (P & A’s); and employment-related demonstration projects.

  • Serve as resources on the Federal, State, Local and private programs that impact the ability of persons with disabilities to enter and remain in the workforce.
  • Develop linkages and collaborate on an ongoing basis with employers to facilitate job placements for persons with disabilities.

 

Disability Issues and Actions in Congress:
Please see Disability Issues and Actions in Congree Page - Link Here


Testimonial: Cheryl Ginther

IMAGE“As a part of SCSOS staff serving YCHS/SH aged students we have been writing in our transition plans options for programs at age of exit, 22.  Prior to receiving the Transition Reference Guide from Toni (Toni Costales-Servin, Disability Program Navigator), we used a well worn “Life After School” format. As an educator, I often thought that I should revisit and revise the exit format. Well, thanks to Toni she has produced an incredible format for exiting students, encompassing levels of functioning, resources, with addresses, phone #’s, and contact persons WOW!  This is such a powerful tool for us to use. - Thank you Toni.”

- Cheryl Ginther






 
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