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 State agencies often work in separate systems with different rules, processes, and funding. This makes it very hard for individuals with disabilities and their families to navigate services,…
The Problem California’s service system for people with I/DD is complex, and the Self-Determination Program (SDP)—which allows people more choice and control over their services—is especially hard to understand and…
The Problem Many people with I/DD and their families don’t know what services and supports are available to them. Important state resources can be hard to find or understand, delaying…
The Problem Many students with disabilities in Mississippi are placed in the wrong settings, face frequent suspensions, or don’t receive proper evaluations. Families often don’t understand their rights under IDEA…
The problem: People living with disabilities and their family members throughout the state of Alabama often express concerns about not knowing about waivers, services, and or resources in their particular…
The Problem People with developmental disabilities (DD) and their families said that information about services and support is often hard to understand. Many documents use complicated language and technical terms,…
The Problem Many people with developmental disabilities (DD) and their families want more information about housing choices. A survey found that housing is a major need for people with DD…
The Problem After trainings and events, many people with I/DD and their families still have important questions. They need help understanding services, eligibility, and their specific situations—but there isn’t enough…
