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    For SILCs – How to request a technical amendment

    ACL/ILA has asked the SILCs to either extend or amend their State Plan for Independent Living (SPIL) as we go into the new planning cycle. This most recent guidance allows for time to complete the review and acceptance process for

    Paula McElwee November 16, 2018November 14, 2018 ACL Guidance, SILC, SPIL No Comments Read more

    Take time to listen to each other!

    Is it just me, or does there seem to be more bickering in the world than there used to be? You can see it in almost every relationship — between countries, between races, between political parties and candidates, between other

    Paula McElwee October 12, 2018October 11, 2018 Board, Consumer Control, DSE, SILC, Staff 3 Comments Read more

    Have you checked your listing?

    ILRU maintains directories for CIL partners — for the Centers and state associations of centers at http://www.ilru.org/projects/cil-net/cil-center-and-association-directory   and for SILCs at http://www.ilru.org/projects/silc-net/silc-directory I am always a little surprised when I get a question from our ranks about where a center

    Paula McElwee September 23, 2018 SILC, Staff 3 Comments Read more

    So are CILs and the SILC required to get along?

    In the State Plan for Independent Living section of the Act – 704 (i) — clearly requires the SPIL to include in the SPIL a plan for the cooperation between the SILC and CILs as well as others: Sec. 704.

    Paula McElwee September 7, 2018August 2, 2018 Planning, SILC, SPIL No Comments Read more

    How are the expenses of the CIL rep on the SILC handled?

    Embed from Getty Images Question: Our SILC is considering how to treat the CIL rep on the council related to who pays their expenses. I think at our next meeting the Council really needs to discuss and flesh these out

    Paula McElwee July 27, 2018July 3, 2018 Allowable Costs, SILC No Comments Read more

    Getting started on our SPIL

    Question: I have a question. For the SPIL, since this is my first one coming up, will I form a committee to write the SPIL then after its done being wrote send to the DSE, CIL, and SILC chair for

    Paula McElwee July 13, 2018July 3, 2018 DSE, Regulations, SILC, SPIL No Comments Read more

    Eight questions to answer for a more effective board

    Eight questions to answer for a more effective board

    What type of board is the most effective? There isn’t a magic number for the size of board that works well for you center. Sometimes your bylaws specify a range, saying something like, “no fewer than four and no more

    Paula McElwee June 22, 2018June 29, 2018 Board, Consumer Control, SILC No Comments Read more

    When does the CIL representative to the SILC have a conflict of interest?

    The regulations require that every SILC has one member that is an Executive Director of a CIL and is chosen by the CILs in the state. Because they are selected to represent the centers, it is not a conflict of

    Paula McElwee April 13, 2018May 25, 2018 Conflict of Interest, SILC No Comments Read more

    How many ex officio members should a SILC have?

    First, do note that the SILC Assurances have requirements around appointments, including that the SILC regularly (not less than annually) provides the appointing authority recommendations for eligible appointments; and the Indicators require that the SILC have written policies and procedures

    Paula McElwee April 6, 2018June 13, 2018 Board, Consumer Control, SILC No Comments Read more

    Allowable costs for federal grants — about lobbying

    Over the next few weeks we are going to address the costs that are NOT allowed with federal money, or that are allowed in some cases and not others. The first topic we should discuss is lobbying.  First, a CIL

    Paula McElwee December 15, 2017September 26, 2024 Allowable Costs, Finances, Individual and System Advocacy, SILC No Comments Read more
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