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    Is my CIL required to report to the SILC? Why? How?

    Every state is required to develop and implement a State Plan for Independent Living (SPIL), developed jointly by all the Centers for Independent Living (CILs) in the state (signed by a majority of them) and the Council. Your Statewide Independent

    Paula McElwee July 28, 2021July 29, 2021 704 Report, DSE, SILC, SPIL 2 Comments Read more

    Is your SILC keeping up?

    There are urgent things that every SILC must do in the next few months. Get final approval for the current plan. For some of you, your current State Plan for Independent Living (SPIL), which was updated or amended, hasn’t been

    Paula McElwee November 20, 2019December 19, 2019 SILC, SPIL No Comments Read more

    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

    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

    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

    What do the new indicators say about open meetings for SILC?

    Because the Statewide Independent Living Council is crafted out of the Rehabilitation Act’s Purpose, let’s look at those words: 45 CFR 1329.2 Purpose. The purpose of title VII of the Act is to promote a philosophy of independent living (IL),

    Paula McElwee October 27, 2017October 18, 2017 ACL Guidance, SILC, SPIL, Uncategorized No Comments Read more
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