Register for “Navigating Vermont’s CSHN New Geographic Information System (GIS) Resource Map” workshop here.

This workshop will be online using the Zoom meeting platform.  If you are unable to attend the live presentation, you can still register and we’ll send you a link to the recording of the workshop which you can watch on your own time. We appreciate when you register as that data can support our grant reporting.

Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs recently launched a CSHN GIS Resource Map . We understand that Vermont’s system of care can be hard to navigate. To simplify it, we created a digital guide that helps families, youth, and providers to quickly find CSHN-related resources in an easy-to-understand, accessible format.

This resource includes content categories such as autism, care coordination, designated agencies, education, medical, organizations, planning for adulthood, and statewide resources, organized by county. We update the map’s information regularly, so we can keep you informed.

If you need accessibility resources to navigate the map, contact us at [email protected]. Use the suggestion form at the bottom of each web page to help us keep this resource map up to date.

Presenter:

• Regina-Anne (Regie) Cooper, MPH, LSSCGB, has worked for CSHN Health Systems Team for 3 years as statewide Program Administrator. Regie is a member of Vermont’s Special Education Advisory Panel (SEAP), attends Vermont’s Certified Public Managers program and represents Vermont in GOT Transition’s 8 state workgroup. Regie also participates in CORE (HireAbility) regional and statewide workgroups as well as serving on their event planning committee.  She is a graduate of Geisel School of Medicine with a Masters in Public Health, and was 1998 Presidential Scholar during her senior year at Norwich University. Regie also holds a Green Belt in Lean Six Sigma project management and is a Certified Facilitator. Regie is the mother of identical twins who received special education services from preschool through high school in Vermont. She has a passion for project management, learning more about SPED and CSHN issues, and discovering innovative ways to help Vermont’s children and youth with healthcare needs.