Empowerment Zone Newsletter
- Filling In The Gaps: Make New Choices-Create New Outcomes
- Other Avenues
- Resources: Tethered Cord Syndrome
- Guardianship
- College Planning and Advising for the Student with Special Needs
- Health Tips: Getting the Most from Your Doctor Visit
- Everything You Wanted to Know About Spina Bifida, But Didn't Know to Ask... Tethered Cord Syndrome
- What's Happening at SBRN
- Teleconferences
- Adelphia Evening of fun
- Photos and recap: Walk for Empowerment Spring
Topics you won’t want to miss in the July/August 2010 Issue of the Empowerment Zone Newsletter:
Event Calendar
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Membership
2010 General Membership Form
A general member is any individual with spina bifida, or immediate family of any individual with spina bifida.
2009 Associate Membership Form
An associate member is any individual (or entity within which an individual is designated for voting purposes) who supports and/or promotes the purposes of the SBRN.
2009 Professional Membership Form
A professional member is any individual (or entity within which an individual is designated for voting purposes) that provides service or support to individuals with spina bifida or their family.
SBRN Members are eligible for:
Special Medical Needs Fund
Provides financial assistance to members for extraordinary non-reimbursable medical costs, annually.
Consumer Council
Member/volunteers provide SBRN with insight and direction for planning programming and services responsive to the needs of individuals with spina bifida and their families.
Discounts
For conferences, social activities, and special events.
Your Membership Contributions Also Help Support…
Services to the Community:
Family Suppport Program
Empowerment Zone Newsletter
Public Awareness Programs
Presentations by SBRN professional staff and trained volunteers to community and corporate groups, schools and professional associations on the most current spina bifida information and issues.
Informative prevention materials such as; bookmarks, recipe cards, brochures, display boards, posters, and brochures, are available to the general public.
Ashley Rose Resource Center
BA variety of materials, such as books, periodicals, DVD’s, and video cassettes, regarding life with spina bifida; parenting, catheterization, healthcare, laws, education, inspiration, and more. Materials can be used on-site or borrowed at the Flemington Office