13,689
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in all Sherlock Center activities combined in fiscal year 2024
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Membership for all in school, work and the community
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Sherlock Center research activities in fiscal year 2024
2,455
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in continuing education activities in fiscal year 2024
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We partner with state and national agencies, schools, higher education and community providers to offer interdisciplinary pre-service and community education, technical assistance, service, research and information
Learn about our Services and ProjectsUpdate: Our Collaborative Work for Rhode Islanders with Disabilities
Learn what the Rhode Island Developmental Disabilities Network is collaborating on to ensure the protection the protection of and advocacy for the needs and rights of people with disabilities in Rhode Island.
“You Can Work with Benefits!” free Zoom webinar
If you are receiving SSI or SSDI and thinking about working or already working, this session is for you. We will review the impact of work on benefits and inform you on work incentives and safety nets that are available for beneficiaries.
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Medicaid Impact: Rhode Islanders share how their funding empowers them
Three new networks for individuals, family members coming soon
The Sherlock Center is excited to announce the upcoming launch of three new networks tailored to meet the unique needs of self-advocates, parents and siblings of adults with disabilities.
Sherlock Center launches six new videos about managing benefits while working
Navigating Social Security benefits and work just got easier! The Sherlock Center is excited to announce a new series of six short videos covering key topics with practical tips and strategies for understanding work incentives and maximizing your success with benefits and employment.
Social Security changes for 2025: What you need to know
In 2025, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and other disability and retirement benefits will see a 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment. This modest increase means a person receiving a $1,000 SSDI benefit in 2024 can expect a $25 monthly increase in 2025. Below are key updates for individuals who work.
Are you receiving SSI or SSDI? Are you thinking about working or already working?
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This information session will give you a introduction to disability-related work incentives for youth receiving SSI benefits. You will have an opportunity to ask questions. This session is presented by Certified Work Incentives Counselors. There is no cost to attend.
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