The EM-GTW (Eastern Montana Graduate to Work) and RESEED (Rural Entrepreneurship and Self-Employment Expansion Design) Projects METNET Broadcast:

Writing PASS Plans
February 3, 2005, from 1:00 - 4:00 PM

Are you interested in learning how to write an SSI Plan for Achieving Self-Support (PASS) for yourself or someone else? Do you want to understand what the reviewers at the PASS Cadre are looking for when they evaluate PASS plans? Do you have questions you’ve always wanted to ask about this vastly underutilized SSI Work Incentive, but were afraid to ask?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, this session is for you. Roxanna Hunt from the Denver Region PASS Cadre will share her PASS plan expertise, and participants will be offered a rare chance to ask questions of Roxanna “live.” It’s an opportunity you don’t want to miss!

METNET is an interactive video system. This allows the audience and the presenters to see and hear one another. We will broadcast to these locations simultaneously:

Missoula: University of Montana Gallagher Building, Room 104, Corner of Arthur and Eddy
Glendive: Glendive Medical Center, 202 Prospect Drive
Glasgow: Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital, 621 Third Street South
Miles City: Miles Community College, 2715 Dickenson, room 106
Billings: Montana State University – Billings, downtown at 214 N. Broadway in the first floor conference center

**** New Site!!!****
Lewistown: Central Montana Medical Center, Conference Room #1, 408 Wendell Ave.

If you have questions, please contact Kim Brown at 888-648-7267 or 406-243-4852, or by e-mail at brown@ruralinstitute.umt.edu, or Ellen Condon at 406-243-4134 or by e-mail at condon@ruralinstitute.umt.edu.

PLEASE RSVP TO KIM BY 1/24/05 e-mail, mail or fax (406-243-4730).

This training is an activity of the Eastern Montana Graduate to Work Project (EM-GTW), which is sponsored by the Montana Council on Developmental Disabilities and the University of Montana’s Rural Institute with local partners:
Region I CSPD, Region III CSPD, Region V CSPD, MAP, and the Montana Center on Disabilities and MSU-Billings.
The training is co-sponsored by the Rural Institute’s RESEED (Rural Entrepreneurship and Self-Employment Expansion Design) Project.

There is no cost to attendees.


The State of Montana and these participating METNET sites make reasonable accommodations for disabilities that interfere with a person’s ability to participate in state government. Persons needing accommodations must contact the METNET site involved no later than seven working days prior to the meeting date to allow adequate time to make arrangements. If needed, documents can be provided in alternate format upon request.