Technical Resource Center: Connect with a Global Community of Tech Professionals

TASC staff help rural health leaders to address concerns related to improvements in quality, operational and financial performance, population health, and rural EMS. Staff also share resources about innovative model development, the transition to value-based care, facility designation, federal regulations, and Flex Program management.

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The CPTC Veterans Resource Center is a place for veterans to connect with other veterans. In addition, the center provides services specifically designed for veterans. It is not just an office, but rather a place where veterans can find and build their community within the college.

In addition to the CPTC Vet Corp Veterans Navigator, Peer Navigators are available to assist current and prospective military-connected students with accessing benefits as well as providing referrals to a number of campus and community resources with the goal of helping veterans balance their academic and personal demands. Specific services include:

The National Consortium of Telehealth Resource Centers is a collection of 12 regional centers and 2 national centers. Learn more about each center by exploring the map below or links below. Please note that this map is not geographically accurate.

Each TRC is staffed with experts on the telehealth landscape. We can help guide you through building and developing your own successful telehealth program. Browse our sampling of resources from our around the consortium.

In the continuing effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, our TRCs have developed resources and toolkits to help guide on policies and other ways to limit exposure. Browse our resources from around the consortium.

The CTE Resource Center supports career and technical education programs in Virginia's public schools by providing curriculum development and program design and implementation in response to the Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act (Perkins V).

Find your course information, curriculum, course sequences, associated credentials, and more, along with other services we provide in support of career and technical education in Virginia's public schools.

The Health Home Information Resource Center was established by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to help states develop these new models to coordinate the full range of medical, behavioral health, and long-term services and supports needed by Medicaid beneficiaries with chronic health needs. Recognizing that states are at various stages in developing health homes, the resource center offers a variety of technical assistance services as well as a resource library of continuously updated materials. States may use the resource center to request one-on-one technical assistance, access peer-learning opportunities, and find resources to guide their health home development and implementation. Technical assistance will include working with states on developing their draft health home proposals before submitting State Plan Amendments (SPAs) to CMS as well as ongoing support during the SPA development process.

Brought to you by HHS ASPR, the Technical Resources, Assistance Center, and Information Exchange (TRACIE) was created to meet the information and technical assistance needs of regional ASPR staff, healthcare coalitions, healthcare entities, healthcare providers, emergency managers, public health practitioners, and others working in disaster medicine, healthcare system preparedness, and public health emergency preparedness.

Need support? Reach out to the Assistance Center, where you'll be connected to one of our technical assistance specialists for support with the website or to ask any preparedness-related question.

By registering for a user name and password, in addition to receiving access to the IE, you can control your own ASPR TRACIE user experience. You will be able to save resources and searches, comment on and rate resources, and follow discussion threads in the IE.

The Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU) established the Small Business Transportation Resource Centers (SBTRCs) through a network of grantees across the country. The SBTRCs work closely with the transportation contracting community and other technical assistance providers to serve small disadvantaged transportation businesses.

SBTRCs provide an array of technical assistance to build the capacity of Small and Disadvantaged Businesses, making the businesses more competitive when bidding on DOT procurement opportunities and federally-funded contracts. Services include the following:

The second step is engaging with us in an interactive process to determine reasonable academic accommodations that facilitate access to classes, programs and other activities as well as referrals to other campus resources that will support your overall experience.

The Accessibility Resource Center is on a journey of discovery as we explore the topic of disability justice at Minneapolis College. We invite you to journey with us. We invite you to join us to build a campus environment that is accessible, equitable, and inclusive. Those who have journeyed ahead of us, have provided us resources to guide, to discuss, to learn about what is disability justice and why it matters.

National Center for College Students with DisabilitiesDescription: This resource provides technical assistance and information to anyone needing information about disability and higher education, including college students, their families, faculty, college administrators and staff, disability services professionals, researchers, and policymakers.

The Interpretation Technical Assistance & Resource Center (ITARC) works to improve systems responses to LEP victims by providing technical assistance and training on the development and implementation of language accessible services. Technical assistance and training includes, but is not limited to: civil rights compliance and language access planning; interpreting for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault ; and building pools of qualified interpreters through workshops on interpretation ethics and skills building.Request Technical Assistance or Training on Language AccessITARC offers training and technical assistance to advocates, interpreters, and social and legal service providers. Use this form to submit a request.

This project aimed to translate and develop educational resources and tools on GBV in indigenous Pasifika languages. The project aims to empower individuals, families, community-based and system responders, allied professionals, and the community-at-large with culturally responsive resources to address and prevent GBV in Pasifika communities. Resources include project report and glossaries and tools for Samoan, Chuukese, and Native Hawaiian communities.

The Building Energy Codes Program (BECP), offers a comprehensive collection of information, resources, and technical assistance designed to answer questions and address issues related to energy codes. This includes frequently asked questions, publications, compliance software and tools, and training modules based on best practices. BECP's team of building energy codes experts is also available to answer specific questions submitted through the web-based Help Desk.

See also the BECP Program Resources Guide which may help to navigate the BECP website by highlighting popular resources available to support energy code adoption and implementation across the United States.

DOE provides technical assistance to help states and local code enforcement jurisdictions adopt, upgrade, implement, and enforce their residential and commercial building energy codes. This assistance is provided explicitly through the DOE Building Energy Codes Program and does not support direct funding to states or municipalities. Technical assistance may take the form of:

Technical assistance requests submitting by states may be prioritized over those requested by localities. All formal state-level technical assistance requests must be made by selecting the 'Formal Technical Assistance Request' option on the help desk form.

AgriLife Extension's online Bookstore offers educational information and resources related to our many areas of expertise and programming; from agriculture, horticulture, and natural resources to nutrition, wellness for families and youth, and much more.

In October 2021, the New York State Education Department contracted with BUCS to operate the Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers (CCLC) Technical Assistance Resource Centers (TARC). The Community Learning Center is an entity that assists students, particularly those who attend low-performing schools, in meeting state and local academic achievement standards in core academic subjects such as reading and mathematics. The TARCs will provide a variety of technical assistance, resources, and professional development activities for the 21st CCLC programs to help them attain the 10 essential indicators of high-quality afterschool programs as identified in the NYS Network for Youth Success Program Quality Self-Assessment Tools. For more information and resources, visit the 21st CCLC TARC Website

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OSEP funds more than 50 centers to provide a diverse range of services and supports to special education stakeholders. These centers provide technical assistance services to families, schools, districts and states. Find an OSEP TA Center.

The Department of Education funds Equity Assistance Centers under Title IV of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. These centers provide assistance in the areas of race, gender, national origin and religion to public school districts to promote equal educational opportunities. Find an Equity Center.

Department of Education-funded Comprehensive Centers create a network of region-specific centers that provide technical assistance to their state education departments and national content centers that work through the regional centers to provide expertise in high-priority content areas. Find a Comprehensive Center. 2ff7e9595c