Disabilities with the Developmental Disabilities for the arc of San Francisco. And we have made a big difference. And i have seen a lot of success. But, regardless we are very lucky in the city right now, because we have had the people calling us and so in my career i have worked for that and i feel so great that finally, the word has gotten out and we placed the people successfully and we have the people recently at facebook and twitter, and fitbit, and sales force employs 20 of our clients and we have a niche in the Office Services support area and we continue to get calls, and so we are very, very happy and but for most of my career it has been really hard and it is really many years that we have not made that many placements and it is a tough, it is a tough thing. And so, i think that one of the key things that we talked about today is education, and it is about the fear people have, and the unknown, that the people have not worked with our clients before. Or the people with disabi
I recommend we take dr and not approve it. Commissioner johnson. Thank you very much theres lots of again to clarify the issues i definitely agree with not approving the Building Permit we cant force the legalize we cant force them to sell it i want to focus why im going to support denying the project first of all, itself think its absurd the project sponsors has brought up things that has nothing to do with to do with the tenant where theyre a litigious or the person who owned the property was two nice that has nothing to do with why were here i understand that the trustee needs to sell the building as part of you know his obligations to get vail and thees state it is not necessarily our purview to help you maximize that value you have the property as it exists sell it to someone that will definitely buy it and leave it thats not within our purview when we look at the Building Permit as a project we dont care im sure youll be able to sell to somebody look at the building paratransit t
Day, because there is some problem with your polling place or the equipment, you can either call in 5544375 number, or you can call the Mayors Office on disability, at 5546789. Because they actually give us the cell phone numbers of the people who monitor these places. And about accessible voting there is both touch screen and audio voting at our polling place and we have been there since 2008 and the touch screen voting is available in multiple languages, english, chinese and spanish, and in the audio ballots are also available, and they are trained and looking for the poll workers if you are interested in participating if you do get paid to be a poll worker and it is a very long day, but it is a great worth while day. In addition to the accessible Voting Machines there should be accessible materials, at all of those polling places which includes large print and instructions, and mag fiyers and pen grips and accessible booths and if you happen to be in that five percent range of polli
Them in the future. The Second Step Program is one that the Unified School District provides and the purpose of it is to teach students from preschool to the eighth grade social emotional skills, management, selfregulation, executive function skills. The rethink curriculum provides caregivers, teachers and parents, with fundamental questions with questions and follows instructions. I worked at the y mca and worked with people with disabilities. These little skills help me build a better relationship with them. Beyond differences is by active middle school and trains student how to create an Inclusive Learning environment for the peers. Its interesting to see the youth from the main population how they build relationships with the youth. Its great to see how much that school is advancing compared to some. So there are also peer to peer program at sf usc. Its a club im part of at Balboa High School and washington and Mission Mission and everrett middle school. The one on one friendship b
Foactual measure, possibly even from that too create is surveys from that workgroup to send out to students with special education classes, teachers and so forth and of course we would love to be able to provide our own recommendations which is im sure the mayors Disability Office is looking forward to. Councilmember roland wong . Yes. Thank you for the information. I grew up in an era with special education that we were educated from the mainstream of the school district. Of course its always good for improvement and they have come a long ways of stream lining kids with disabilities into regular School Setting and with the accommodation. Its been very successful and now im glad to see that it has gone a long ways. I will support the Youth Commission and people with disabilities all the way. Thank you very much. Thank you. Cochair supanich . Hi, i want to thank you for your advocacy and activism and to remind you that altruism is not dead. Also i want to as a cochair i can suggest that