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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

ACTION ALERT: Reinstate the Infant Toddler Assistive Technology Contracts

Please keep the pressure on! Decisions are being made about how the funds the Governor is releasing to the Division of Public Health will be spent. Please contact ALL of the following people and let them know how important assistive technology services are to young children and ask them to reinstate the Infant Toddler Assistive Technology Contracts.

Governor Bev Perdue 800-662-7952
You can also contact the Governor by going to
http://www.governor.state.nc.us/govoffice. Go to eTown Hall on the right
side of the page and choose Constituent Services. Fill out the form and
click submit.

Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services
Lanier Cansler 919-733-4534 lanier.cansler@dhhs.nc.gov

Division of Public Health
Jeffrey P. Engel, M.D., State Health Director (919)707-5000
jeffrey.engel@dhhs.nc.gov

Dennis Harrington, Deputy Division Director and Chief of Administrative,
Local & Community Support (919)707-5050 dennis.harrington@dhhs.nc.gov

Thanks for supporting assistive technology services for our children!

2 comments:

  1. Hello Melissa,

    My name is Denise Barnett. I am a graduate student at North Carolina Central University. In one of my classes we have been asked to do a group project. For our group project we have been asked to be find a cause to become agents of change for. We have choosen to make our class as well as the public aware of the legislature regarding the Infant-Toddler Assistice Technology Rescouce Centers.
    I was wondering if you happened to have an literature such as brochures regarding the centers or if you knew of any actual centers I could go to to pick some up.
    We have started a facebook page to Save NCATRC. It is under Agents of Change. There is a picture of a little girl using the computer by the name. If you have Facebook please join! We are adding new information everyday! Thank you for your blog! It has really helped us in finding information for the centers!

    Thank you ,
    Denise Barnett

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  2. Hello Melissa,

    My name is TaShonda Chase, and I am apart of the same cause as Denise. We are working hard to not make a classmates, but the world know what is happening in NC. I ask again that you help us in anyway possible to spread the message of the need to reinstate the IT-ATRC. If you would be so kind as to contact us, or join our Facebook page, I would greatly appreciate it.

    email: agentofchange09@gmail.com
    Facebook page: agentofchange chase

    Thank you,
    TaShonda Chase

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