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How these groups are helping South Florida parents whose children have disabilities

Parent to Parent of Miami provides essential support for families navigating special education and disability services for their children. No family should feel isolated.

New York to Pay $10 Million in Woman's Death After Abuse in Group Home

New York state has agreed to pay an additional $10 million to the family of a woman who suffered neglect and abuse in a group home.

With This MoMA Artist, the Painting Does the Talking

Marlon Mullen's meticulous preparation process exemplifies his dedication to art and has contributed to his success as a celebrated artist.
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Guild for Exceptional Children honors Bay Ridge leaders at annual 'Exceptional Honorees' gala * Brooklyn Paper

The 2024 Exceptional Honorees gala celebrated local leaders and raised funds for the Guild for Exceptional Children, highlighting community support for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Queens Centers for Progress invites community to support NYC Marathon runners at Long Island City cheer station - QNS

QCP invites community members to support TCS NYC Marathon participants, emphasizing local engagement and support for individuals with developmental disabilities.
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Nonprofits Serving Californians With Disabilities Must Make Records Public Under New State Law | KQED

Regional nonprofits serving individuals with developmental disabilities must now make records publicly available, enhancing accountability and transparency.

Bill Would Mandate Greater Transparency From Nonprofits Serving Californians With Developmental Disabilities | KQED

California's proposed bill will enhance transparency for regional centers serving individuals with developmental disabilities, allowing access to care-related records.

Letters: Mental health

California must prioritize mental health support and improve oversight of group homes for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Nonprofits Serving Californians With Disabilities Must Make Records Public Under New State Law | KQED

Regional nonprofits serving individuals with developmental disabilities must now make records publicly available, enhancing accountability and transparency.

Bill Would Mandate Greater Transparency From Nonprofits Serving Californians With Developmental Disabilities | KQED

California's proposed bill will enhance transparency for regional centers serving individuals with developmental disabilities, allowing access to care-related records.

Letters: Mental health

California must prioritize mental health support and improve oversight of group homes for individuals with developmental disabilities.
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Opinion | What We Can Learn From Tim Walz and Gus

Neurodivergent individuals, like Gus Walz, embody unique emotional insights that can enrich societal understanding of love and acceptance.
Parenting neurodivergent children fosters a shared experience among families, emphasizing connection and recognition in emotional growth.
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Rep. Malliotakis secures renovation funding for non-profit serving the disabled

The Guild for Exceptional Children receives $2 million federal funding for ADA renovations.

Guild for Exceptional Children secures $2 million in federal funding for 'sorely needed' renovations * Brooklyn Paper

Federal funding of $2 million has been secured for the Guild for Exceptional Children to renovate and modernize facilities serving individuals with developmental disabilities.

Guild for Exceptional Children awarded $2 million for critical renovations

Congressmember Malliotakis secured $2 million in federal funding for renovations to support individuals with developmental disabilities at the Guild for Exceptional Children.

Rep. Malliotakis secures renovation funding for non-profit serving the disabled

The Guild for Exceptional Children receives $2 million federal funding for ADA renovations.

Guild for Exceptional Children secures $2 million in federal funding for 'sorely needed' renovations * Brooklyn Paper

Federal funding of $2 million has been secured for the Guild for Exceptional Children to renovate and modernize facilities serving individuals with developmental disabilities.

Guild for Exceptional Children awarded $2 million for critical renovations

Congressmember Malliotakis secured $2 million in federal funding for renovations to support individuals with developmental disabilities at the Guild for Exceptional Children.
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Nearly $1 billion in funds left unspent by centers for disabled Californians

California's system for supporting people with developmental disabilities is struggling, leading to substantial unspent funds despite ongoing demand for services.

Cupertino housing project designed for people with disabilities - San Jose Spotlight

A unique Cupertino development will provide much-needed accessible housing for disabled individuals and low-income residents.

People with disabilities love this program. Why are Latinos underrepresented?

Empowering people with developmental disabilities through the Self-Determination Program provides more autonomy and choice in accessing supportive services.

Adults with autism faced 'torture' at this L.A. group home. Their moms want justice

Caregivers abused a resident with developmental disabilities, captured on video.
The abuse incident included physical violence and neglect by the caregivers.

Op-Ed | New York State must do more to help those with developmental and mental health challenges | amNewYork

Advocacy for individuals with dual diagnoses of developmental disabilities and mental health conditions is lacking in many cities, including New York City.
The system for providing support and services to individuals with dual diagnoses needs improvement and reform.
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