Items in this issue include: Two question survey No-cost extension information for the FFY 2025 award. State/territory plan submission information. Upcoming training and technical assistance events. New resource available Council…
A practical guide to help Councils plan, carry out, and use evaluation over a five-year period. The guide includes 5 steps: Define results and monitor progress. Decide what the Council…
Items in this issue include: State planning items Designated State Agency reimbursement Cost sharing/Match information 2 CFR 200 application Membership and non-governmental organizations Bylaws Notable FAQs – June 2026
Challenge Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families need clear, reliable information to understand available services and supports. In Oregon, more than 1,400 individuals receiving developmental disability…
The Challenge Thousands of Marylanders with developmental disabilities rely on community-based services and support to live independently, participate in the workforce, and engage in their communities. Proposed state budget reductions…
The Challenge People with disabilities depend on community-based services that support independence, employment, and full participation in community life. Ensuring these services remain responsive to changing needs requires ongoing collaboration…
The problem Many Alaskans with significant disabilities lack access to safe, dignified changing spaces in public places. Without height-adjustable adult changing tables, families and caregivers are often forced to change…
The Problem People with developmental disabilities often face significant barriers to getting dental care. Council research found that these challenges were not being addressed through any coordinated effort. Dental and…
The Problem People with developmental disabilities are at greater risk of poor oral health and untreated dental problems. Many have difficulty finding dentists who are willing and prepared to provide…
The Problem Council research conducted in 2021 found that the Virginia Department of Health was behind in certifying approximately one-third of intermediate care facilities for individuals with intellectual disabilities (ICF/IIDs).…
