Building Futures Conference

Presented by SkyerLaw’s Life Planning & Public Benefits Division

Join us for Building Futures, a one-day conference bringing together families, self-advocates,professionals, providers, and community organizations for practical guidance and meaningfulconversation about planning for the future of people with disabilities.

From navigating public benefits and planning for adulthood to exploring housing, employment,independence, wellness, and community life, Building Futures will connect attendees with experiencedprofessionals, trusted resources, and real-world perspectives to help them plan with greater clarity and confidence.
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Save the Date
Date: Thursday, May 6, 2027
Location: Museum of Jewish Heritage | New York City

A tween boy and his parents work on a colorful building structure, sitting together on a striped rug, in a relaxed home setting.

Topics will include:

Public benefits, OPWDD services, Self-Direction, and future planning.
Legal and financial planning for long-term security.
Housing, employment, and pathways to greater independence.
Recreation, wellness, creativity, inclusion, and community life.
Resources and connections for families, self-advocates, professionals, and providers.

Registration and Full Program & Speaker Details Coming Soon.

Sponsorship & Exhibitor Opportunities Available
Join us in supporting a day dedicated to education, connection, practical resources, and buildingmeaningful futures for people with disabilities and their families.
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→ For sponsorship information, please contact Cayle White.
→ For exhibitor information, please contact Ashley Sobel.

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