[humanser] INVITATION TO JOIN

Anjelina anjelinac at att.net
Mon Apr 28 06:19:33 UTC 2014


What a motivational message! I also will be finally maling my dues even though I will be unable to attend convention.


-Anjelina
Sent from my iPad

> On Apr 27, 2014, at 9:23 PM, "Dr. Chappell" <mtc5 at cox.net> wrote:
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> JD,
> Beautifully written. I know I am putting a check in the mail to you right now. One question, what did we finally decide on dues? How much should this check be? Any incentive for multiple year membership? Let me know so that I can renew my membership.
> Anticipating your reply,
> Mary Tatum Chappell, Psy.D.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: humanser [mailto:humanser-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of JD Townsend
> Sent: Sunday, April 27, 2014 7:19 PM
> To: Human Services Mailing List
> Subject: [humanser] INVITATION TO JOIN
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> Welcome Fellow Therapists & Other Human Service Workers:
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> We are the NFB Human Services Division, a place for advocacy & fellowship for all of us in, or contemplating being in, any of the many professions that can be grouped as human services.  We have Social Workers, Mental Health Counselors & other mental health professionals, Occupational, Speech, & Physical Therapists, Massage, Music & Recreational Therapists, as well as other specialties, such as Genetics Counselors & Dieticians.  We encompass a lot of territory!
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> Our membership and Board of Directors include students & employed professionals with decades of experience.  We are currently advocating for issues related to full access to licensure testing and that troubling line in many job descriptions, “Driver’s License Required.”  Our Board Meetings are by ‘phone and are open to all.
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> Our email list offers a good place to help others with suggestions and encouragement, or to ask for assistance.
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> It can be a struggle being blind in a sighted world, for instance with computer-based or electronic record keeping.  The NFB is helping to make this easier, currently working to ensure that all Electronic Medical Records are screen reader friendly;  an uphill battle that the Human Services Division is championing.
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> You are a special person, desiring to help others.  Few things change what it means to be blind more than helping light dependent persons to solve their human needs.  Let’s do it together.
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> Joining the Division is easy and cheap.  It currently costs only $5.00 a year!  We need your help to strengthen our call for the changes noted above.  
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> To join today, just send a check to me, Treasurer and Membership Committee Chair:
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>            JD TOWNSEND
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>            1598 Riverside Drive
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>            Holly Hill   FL   32117
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> Just add your name, email and address in print or braille and you can be a part of a positively focused group of human service professionals.
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> Let’s all be a part of change.
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> Yours,
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> JD TOWNSEND, TREASURER
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> NFB HUMAN SERVICES DIVISION
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> April 27, 2014
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> JD Townsend LCSW
> Helping the light dependent to see.
> Daytona Beach, Earth, Sol System
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