Potential applicants often ask about time requirements to serve as an appointed member. This varies from member to member, but to get a general idea, please read this description. The application form has been revised and two separate versions are now available for people who prefer to complete an online application and for those who like to handwrite their applications. The un-ruled version is available in both MS Word and PDF formats for people who like to complete their application online. For people who prefer to handwrite their application, the ruled version is also available in MS Word and PDF formats. A Governor's application must be completed and submitted with the Council application. Completed applications may be e-mailed to info@icdd.idaho.gov, faxed to (208) 334-3417, or mailed to the Council at 802 West Bannock Street, Suite 308, Boise, ID 83702.
Application Formats: Council Application in MS Word: Un-ruled Council Application in MS Word: Ruled Council Application in PDF: Un-ruled Council Application in PDF: Ruled Governor's Application for Appointment in PDF
Back to Top Conference Funding Application Forms: The Council provides an annual conference fund to assist individual adults with developmental disabilities or parents of children with developmental disabilities to attend conferences in subject areas that are part of the Council's plan OR for organizations to use to help fund conferences in subject areas that are included in the Council's plan.
The application form for an INDIVIDUAL is available in either Word or PDF format. You may download the Word version of the application to your computer, then fill it in, save it, and send it to the Council's office through the US postal service or email it as an attachment to Info@icdd.idaho.gov. You also have the option to print it out as a PDF, then complete it and mail the hard copy to the Council office.
Follow the same procedure for an ORGANIZATION'S conference request. · Organization Conference Request in Word format · Organization Conference Request in PDF Disability Mentoring Day is an annual effort of the American Association of People with Disabilities that brings students and other young adults together with employers for informational sessions about career opportunities and one-on-one mentoring with volunteers at public and private places of employment. The form to apply for Council funding for this project is available in MS Word but other formats are available upon request to ron.enright@icdd.idaho.gov. Information about the 2009 Disability Mentoring Day may be downloaded from Disability Mentoring Day Description and the application to participate is also available for downloading at Disability Mentoring Day Application. Training Sponsored by the Council: The Council sponsors miscellaneous trainings which may require an application be completed and sent to the Council for approval. Those applications will be listed when they become available. Partners in Policymaking Program (see Partners Web page) is one of the well-known training programs sponsored by the Council on Developmental Disabilities.
Partners in Policy Class 2000 Paul and Kristi at 2004 Partners Institute
Youth Leadership Forum is a leadership, citizenship and career development program for high school juniors and seniors with disabilities. Selected youth serve as delegates from their communities at a statewide or regional conference. Student delegates gain information and develop personal leadership plans. The program is intended to assist youth to realize their abilities, rights and responsibilities to pursue meaningful employment and become leaders in their community. The 2009 Youth Leadership Forum (YLF) application is now available in Word and PDF.
Go to the Idaho Training Clearinghouse website at: http://itcnew.idahotc.com/DNN/